Update of the new price list of the Etna cableway
The company that manages the Etna cable car (high rope lift) located on the southern slope of the Etna volcano, which allows you to climb from an altitude of 1900 meters to an altitude of 2500 metres, presented the new tariffs which will come into force starting from March 1, 2023.
Round trip ticket price -> Adults €50 per person
Children 0-4 free – from 5 to 10 years -> €30 per person
We are waiting for the one-way fare, the current updates say that: there could only be the return one from an altitude of 2500 meters to an altitude of 1900 meters.
Cable car ticket (round trip) + from an altitude of 2500 meters to an altitude of 2700 meters (jeep 4×4) unimog + guided service up to an altitude of 2750 meters (as per union ordinance)
Adults €78 per person
Children €50 per person
Cable car ticket (round trip) + snowcat from an altitude of 2500 meters to an altitude of 2700 meters + guided service up to an altitude of 2750 meters (as per union ordinance)
Adults €89 per person
Children €50 per person
The guided services mentioned above are not performed by the guides of our organization, but by colleagues who collaborate at the Cooperative of the Alpine and Volcanological Guides of Etna Sud, for our services we invite you to visit our website in detail.
In the event of further changes, we will take care of reporting them in this article
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Our group is made up of Guides belonging to the Regional College of Alpine and Volcanological Guides of Sicily, the Italian legislation provides that these professionals are the only ones authorized to lead groups in active volcanoes and throughout the island (Framework Law of 2 January 1989 No. 6 and Regional Law of April 6, 1996).
What is the current situation? Is it safe to go up, or is Etna closed?
Hi, at the moment the volcano is regularly open to visitors, currently with the guides you can get to the summit areas. There are no dangerous or imminent eruptions.