Etna, a “Fire Christmas” with the brand new eruption of NEC


This past Christmas was a “fire Christmas” on Mount Etna. The volcano, in fact, unleashed an eruptive spectacle reserved for a “few intimates” due to the bad weather that struck the Catania area during the holidays. Only web cameras and a few guides were able to witness the show of summit lava fountains… the rest […]

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Christmas on Etna: the Processions of Linguaglossa


Set 45 km from Catania, on the northern slope of the mighty volcano Etna, the town of Linguaglossa is famous throughout Sicily for its murals and its production of fennel-flavoured sausages. Its narrow streets, lined with ancient, low houses, hide splendid churches and small gardens where it’s not uncommon to see grapevines. Mount Etna’s finest […]

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Your Etna guides: how to choose them


If you’ve decided to tackle Mount Etna with a guide, you’ve made the wisest and most rewarding choice. Although Etna seems like any other mountain, it’s much more treacherous because—being an active volcano—it presents unforeseen challenges that are difficult to manage. Only a truly expert and knowledgeable person of the area can help you face […]

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