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Hike to the summit craters area of Mount Etna, reaching up to 3000 meters with a professional guide. Take a cable car up to your hiking start point and begin your trek through this stunning scenery.

Discover the famous archaeological site at Agrigento in Sicily, the imposing Doric temples. Skip the line to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site which extends over 1,300 hectares and was the foundation of the ancient Greek colony of Akragas.

Skip the lines with this entry ticket to the Ancient Theater of Taormina, one of the largest buildings for shows in the Italian Peninsula. Discover the many wonders of this famous archaeological site.

Discover the beautiful island of Ortigia on this boat trip in Syracuse. Admire the ancient monuments that line the coast, stop to swim, and visit sea caves while listening to live commentary.

Discover the famous Selinunte Archeological Park in Sicily with a skip-the-line entry ticket. Visit iconic monuments such as the Sanctuary of Malophoros and receive digital postcards of your trip.

Discover the highlights of Palermo and enjoy 2 routes with 1 ticket. This open-top, hop-on hop-off bus tour includes stops near Piazza Quattro Canti, Villa Malfitano, Palazzo Steri, and many more.

Trek across the summit of Mount Etna, Europe's highest active volcano, with a volcano guide on this small group trekking tour. Walk through a lava tunnel and admire dramatic volcanic landscapes.

Walk around the lovely medieval village of Castiglione di Sicilia and discover 2 wineries in the Etnean area. This full-day excursion will introduce you to some of the best locally-made wines, and treat you to a lunch made from traditional ingredients.

Experience the untouched nature of Mount Etna on a thrilling quad tour from Taormina or Giardini Naxos. Discover stunning lava flows, volcanic craters, and the magnificent Coruccio Cave.

See one of the most beautiful attractions on the north side of Etna on a guided trek. Explore the forest, lava streams, eruptive fractures, and the massive craters that destroyed Piano Provenzana.