• Mount Etna - The tour begins with a visit to Etna, the tallest active volcano in Europe, set in the captivating scenery of one of Sicily’s most stunning locations, recognized as a World Heritage Site since 2013. Starting from Palermo, travelers will arrive at the renowned Rifugio Sapienza, situated at 1920 meters above sea level, which serves as the final stop for vehicles. The Refuge features a well-stocked bar and shopping area for visitors, along with a spacious panoramic terrace offering a magnificent view.
• Taormina - The tour proceeds with a visit to Taormina, a highly frequented city on the island.

Strolling along Corso Umberto I, visitors will reach the Church of S. Agostino and Palazzo Ciampoli. Nearby are the Church of S. Caterina d’Alessandria, constructed from the remnants of an ancient Roman theater around the mid-17th century, the 13th-century Cathedral of S. Nicolò, and the Palazzo dei Duchi di S. Stefano from the Norman period.

A must-see is the Greek Theater or Ancient Theater, which is situated in a prime location offering views of Etna and the sea. This structure dates back to the 3rd century BC and, at its peak, could accommodate up to 4000 spectators on the steps of an arena with a diameter of 109 meters.

Note: The remaining time is allocated for the round trip.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Bilingual Italian-English driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Cable car ticket € 30 adults - € 23 children between 5 and 10 years
• Entrance to the Ancient Theater of Taormina € 10 full price - € 5 EU citizens aged between 18-25 years
• Tour guide (bookable on request)

Join us on our tour as we explore the awe-inspiring Etna Volcano and Taormina, a must-visit tourist site in eastern Sicily. The abundant landscapes, vivid hues, aroma of Zagara, and sun-kissed vistas will reveal Sicily’s heart and ensure lasting memories.

We’ll make our way to the foot of Mount Etna, Europe’s tallest active volcano, our journey will lead us to the Sapienza Refuge, the kick-off point for reaching the volcano’s summit.

Our adventure continues to Taormina. Known as the Jewel of the Mediterranean, it’s an immensely sought-after venue for a multitude of fashion, art, and cultural happenings.
The renowned Greek Theater, a testament to the region’s Hellenistic inhabitants, offers dazzling views of Etna to the south and the Messina Strait to the north.
The charming Isola Bella, another iconic symbol of Taormina, hosts the Regional Naturalistic Museum on its enchanting islet.

• Note: Our driver is not a specialized guide, he only provides background information about the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.