• Craters Silvestri of Mount Etna - Experience the opportunity to explore stunning natural landscapes, including Crateri Silvestri, a collection of volcanic craters located on the southern side of Mount Etna.

Following this, a visit to a local winery offers a chance to savor wines produced in this region. These wines have a distinctive flavor, influenced by the rich minerals in the soil where the grapes are cultivated. The varieties grown include Nerello Mascalese, Nerello Mantellato, Caricane, and Cataratto. A local producer will host the wine tasting, providing an introduction to Sicilian traditions for an unforgettable experience.

• Duomo di Taormina - The Cathedral of Taormina, dedicated to St. Nicholas, is among the town’s medieval structures. Constructed around 1400 on the remnants of a 13th-century church, it features a simple exterior façade, while the interior boasts a Latin cross design with three naves and three apses.

• Ancient Theatre of Taormina - A guide will take you to one of Sicily’s most breathtaking archaeological sites, the Ancient Theatre of Taormina. Built in the third century BC, it is the second-largest theatre in Sicily after Syracuse. Situated atop a hill overlooking the Bay of Giardini Naxos and Mount Etna, it offers a remarkable view of Taormina like never before.

• Taormina - Known as the Pearl of the Mediterranean Sea, Taormina is renowned for its charm, beauty, and enchantment. It is a place where history and culture converge, creating a captivating atmosphere that often transforms Taormina into a movie set, an international meeting point, and one of Sicily’s most significant tourist destinations. The tour includes tasting the Sicilian Cannolo and Arancino along Corso Umberto, the main street and pedestrian area of Taormina.

• Exclusively for adults (18+)
• Complimentary bottled water
• Inclusive lunch meal
• Air-conditioned transport

Located on Sicily’s eastern coast, Mt. Etna stands as one of Europe’s tallest volcanoes. This tour offers an opportunity to explore this breathtaking natural wonder in Sicily and savor the renowned Etna wines, complemented by local delicacies at a traditional vineyard.

Mt. Etna, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013, has significantly influenced Sicilian history and continues to affect life on the island today. The tour concludes in Taormina, known as the Pearl of the Mediterranean Sea, where the allure of historical beauty meets the elegance of high fashion.

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