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Wine Experience

Under The Volcano

Sicily makes fantastic wines from native and international grapes. This volcanic area is renowned for outstanding Etna wines. Wineries produce everything from full-bodied reds to vibrant and mineral-driven whites. Pair them with the fantastic local cuisine, and you understand why this is a wine-lover’s paradise. Vineyard altitudes range from just about sea level along the coasts to as high as 3600 feet on the slopes of the majestic Etna.

What to Expect

Start at 9AM

from Taormina

Pick up by your private Guide Driver at your hotel in Taormina. Board a Premium Mercedes vehicle and drive (1h) up the volcano till 6500 feet reaching the Silvestri Craters. On the way stop for photo opportunities.

Start at 9AM
Visit 1h

The Volcano

In the morning drive to Mt ETNA up till 6500 feet. On the way admire the volcanic landscape and the vineyards growing in the shadow of Mount Etna inside the DOC wine production area. Soak up the atmosphere of the volcano as you walk at the nearby Silvestri Craters.

Visit 1h
Visit/Tasting 3h

Wines

Part of the wine tour at the foot of Mount Etna are two renowned local WINERIES. Which are embedded in a charming and unique context. The variety of excellent wines, cellars and vineyards, olive oil and typical traditional food makes this destination a special place. During the wine tasting sessions you’ll get more familiar with the local grapes from the area.

Visit/Tasting 3h
Drive back to Taormina 1h

Drop off at Your hotel

Drive back to Taormina 1h

Tour Price from €180*

What’s Included

English speaking Driver Guide
Tastings at two Wineries
Private Transport by Premium Mercedes Vehicle
Pick up/Drop off at the Hotel
Parking/Highway Fees

What’s Extra

Admission fees
Meals & Beverages

Tour Details

Duration: 8/9 Hours
Wine Tour
Out of Town
Moderate
Friendly: No
*Price varies by group size
Etna Wine

The highest volcano in Europe, nearly 11000 feet high and one of the most famous in the world. An active volcano for millions of years Etna has marked the landscape with its lava flows. And at times also disastrous for the surrounding nature and for its inhabitants.

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