After the forced break linked to the covid emergency, we finally start again. From June 14th we will be ready to share our great passion for volcanoes again.
Our Volcano guide Marco Tomasello guest of the fourth episode of the documentary “dans le syllage d’Ulisse” for the French TV Arte
One of my favourite authors wrote, “In twenty years’ time you won’t be disappointed with the things you’ve done, but the things you won’t have done. Then drop anchor, abandon safe harbours, catch the wind in your sails. Explore. Dream on. Discover.”
Hello to all volcano lovers! As you know at the moment, Italy is facing the COVID-19 and for the health of all the people at the moment many work activities, including the tourism sector, step aside. So even AITNE’s excursions have to pause. Continue to write to us for info and follow us on our
A Strombolian activity from the new south-east crater and the Voragine crater and an intracraterial effusive activity from the Voragine can be seen from an inspection carried out from the Aitne Guides to the top craters
Etna in autumn becomes an incredibly varied playground for mountain bike lovers. Paths that cross lava flows and craters of different morphologies and fun single tracks in a beech and birch forest made even more magical by autumn colors. Discover the wild north side of Etna with our e-bike tours
Inspection of the Aitne Guides to the summit craters. The explosive activity continues from the Central Crater, Bocca Nuova and the North East Crater
Etna dresses with autumn colors, the wild north side and its beautiful beech woods, the 2001 eruption crater and the wonderful Dicchi of the Valle del Bove immortalized by our drone
The Stromboli never ceases to excite us with wonderful explosions taken at dusk and made even more magical by the autumn lights.
“All that is primal fascinates me and attracts me, instinctively. This is why I love volcanoes. They are the image of how the earth could be at its origins, between vapors and jets of lava and abyssal craters. (Cit) ”