Departures Available with a Minimum of 6 Participants

This trek does not require high physical preparation; it is generally easy and free of particularly difficult sections, though caution is advised due to the volcanic terrain, which is often loose and unstable.

The trek is not recommended for those who are not used to regular physical activity.

The excursion may be modified or interrupted at the discretion of the guides in the event of changes in environmental, weather, or volcanic conditions that could compromise the safety of the group.

The total duration of the hike will depend on the group’s pace.

The excursion will be carried out within the limits set by the regulations currently in force.

Suitable for children aged 8 and up.

The trail includes ascents and sections along crater rims, which may cause vertigo in sensitive individuals.

This itinerary is suitable for people in good physical health, and not recommended for those with cardiovascular, respiratory, or blood pressure conditions.

Pregnant women beyond the third month are not permitted to take part in hiking activities.

To ensure the excursion runs smoothly and safely, it is important to be aware of your health conditions and inform the guide if necessary, in order to minimize risks and prevent potential issues.

When planning a hike, it’s essential to be well-prepared to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Here’s a list of recommended items to bring, with particular attention to the top five essentials:

1. Layered Clothing

Wearing layers is key to adapting to temperature changes during the hike. A short-sleeved shirt, a long-sleeved thermal shirt, and a fleece or sweatshirt will help you regulate body temperature based on weather conditions.

2. Hiking Boots

A good pair of hiking boots is crucial for your safety and comfort. They offer support and grip, reducing the risk of injury on uneven terrain.

3. Windbreaker or Down Jacket

Choosing the right jacket to protect you from wind or cold is vital. Depending on the season, a light windbreaker or a heavier down jacket can make all the difference in staying warm and dry.

4. Water – Minimum 1 Liter per Person

Staying hydrated is essential during any physical activity. Be sure to bring at least 1 liter of water per person to avoid dehydration and maintain your energy.

5. Gloves or Hat

Especially in winter, spring, and autumn, gloves and a hat are essential to keep warm. These accessories help retain body heat and protect you from the cold.

Additional Recommended Items:

Snacks – To recharge your energy during the hike

Trekking poles – Useful for better balance and stability

25/30 L backpack – To carry all your essentials comfortably

Sunglasses – To protect your eyes from UV rays

Sunscreen / Lip balm – Essential to protect your skin and lips

Spare socks – In case of sweat or moisture

Long pants – To protect your legs from brush and wind

Waterproof jacket – Extra protection in case of rain

Spare t-shirt – Useful if you sweat a lot

Prepare well and enjoy your outdoor adventure!
Feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.

In case of adverse weather conditions, we will notify you as soon as possible regarding the cancellation or rescheduling of your Etna excursion.

Please ensure that you have provided your contact information at the time of booking.

Advance payment is not required (except for agencies or groups).

You will pay directly to the guide who will be with you on the day of the excursion.

If there is a high number of requests for our Etna excursions, participants will be divided into smaller subgroups, each accompanied by a certified volcanological guide, in order to prevent the formation of large gatherings.
Everything will be arranged in accordance with the languages spoken.