Private Mount Etna Sunset Shore Tour from Catania Port

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Itinerary

1. Meeting at Catania Cruise Port Meet your private guide and driver at the agreed meeting point at Catania Cruise Port. After a brief introduction, board your private vehicle and begin the journey towards Mount Etna.

   10 min

2. Transfer to Mount Etna Travel through the Sicilian countryside and the villages on the slopes of Mount Etna. During the journey, your guide will introduce the volcano and explain how its eruptions have influenced the surrounding landscape.

   1 h

3. Rifugio Sapienza. Arrive at Rifugio Sapienza, located approximately 2,000 metres above sea level. Take in the dramatic volcanic scenery while your guide explains the area and introduces the walking route.

   25 min

4. Extinct Craters and Lava Fields. Explore accessible extinct craters and walk through lava fields created by past eruptions. Learn about Etna’s geology and volcanic activity while enjoying panoramic views and the changing colours of the evening landscape.

   1.4 h

5. Transfer to a Local Winery Return to your private vehicle and travel to a local winery on the slopes of Mount Etna. Enjoy the surrounding countryside as your guide introduces the area’s agricultural and winemaking traditions.

   30 min

6. Winery Aperitif at Sunset — 60 minutes Enjoy an aperitif featuring typical Sicilian products and a glass of local wine. Relax in the peaceful winery setting and admire the evening atmosphere as the sun sets.

   1 h

7. Return to Catania Cruise Port. Travel back to Catania in your private vehicle. The tour concludes at the cruise port at a time coordinated with the ship’s departure schedule.

   1 h

Cancellation

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Know before you go

How it compares in Catania

• Its from-price is 120% above the median of the 29 city tours we list in Catania.
• Its length is typical for the group.

About Catania

Catania, on Sicily's east coast, is a black lava-stone city beneath Mount Etna, with a noisy fish market, Baroque squares and a long seafront.

Catania lies at the foot of Mount Etna, the active volcano whose lava reached the city in 1669, and an earthquake in 1693 flattened it. Rebuilt in the eighteenth century in the Baroque style, it uses black lava stone for walls and paving, set against white limestone. The Piazza del Duomo has an elephant of lava stone carrying an obelisk, the cathedral of Sant'Agata, and a fountain.

Top-ranked sights in Catania: Piazza Duomo, Via Crociferi (Via dei Crociferi) , Gambino Winery (Vini Gambino).

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