Month: December 2024

Rifugio Sapienza is the ideal starting point for those who want to explore the southern slope of Mount Etna. Located at an altitude of 1,910 meters, it is a historic and strategic place, perfect to start your adventure on Europe’s highest active volcano.

The Sartorius Mountains are a group of craters formed during the 1865 eruption, located on the northeastern slope of Etna. The special feature of this locality is the 7 aligned craters, also known as the ‘buttonhole.’ These craters tell a thousand-year history of fire and transformation, framed by breathtaking views.

Piano Provenzana is a landmark for those wishing to explore Etna’s northern slope. Located 1,800 meters above sea level, this fascinating place offers a unique experience of the volcano, different from the more popular south side. Nestled among pine forests and volcanic scenery, Piano Provenzana is perfect for those seeking a more intimate connection with nature and easy access to numerous outdoor activities.