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Mike_F, Oct 2026
Worthwhile
We are 68 and in good health. The hike was only 1.5 hrs and not difficult. You don't go anywhere close to the summit/crater, staying in the low area. Daniele was our guide, who was extremely informative, humorous and kind. The tour was a total of 6 hrs,including lunch at a vineyard, which was quite good. I would have preferred if the hike was a bit longer.
Elaine_M, Oct 2026
Must do!
Beautiful! Amazing! Breathtaking! The boat experience was incredible, we got to swim a little too, the van was very nice, our tour guide was amazing, then it was free time at Taormina, we wanted more time to walk around, we headed back and had some local sweets and with enough time to get to our ship. Our group were 12 guest.
lisa_r, Oct 2026
worth the trip for sure
We really enjoyed the Etna part. We did opt for the additional charge for the cable car and truck at the top. Well worth it. Very interesting and we got some exercise. Be sure to take a coat- it is cold at the top. If you don't have it there is a rental with really nice coats for 5 euro. They are clean and very nice. Taormina- is lovely but get a ticket online ahead of time for the theater if you are touring. other than that- shop shop shop. Which I am not into.
Kathi_C, Oct 2026
Fabulous all-day experience on Mt. Etna
Our guide, Alex, was wonderful! He was very knowledgable about Mt. Etna and enthusiastic, sharing his love and respect of volcanoes and nature. The wine tasting experience after our morning hike was the perfect end to our day. We highly recommend this tour, and do ask for Alex.
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With panoramic views of Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea, it’s not surprising that Taormina has been a popular vacation spot for centuries. This seaside village with cobblestone streets is the perfect starting point for visiting volcanic craters, exploring ancient Greek ruins, and sailing to the nearby islands of Panarea and Stromboli. Taormina tours highlight everything from history (Sicily is the birthplace of the Mafia) to cannoli—which you can learn how to make with the help of a local chef.

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