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Ieri sera l’Etna è tornata a dare spettacolo, con una nuova colata lavica: boati, esplosioni e lancio di cenere e lapilli. L’eruzione è avvenuta da due bocche aperte all’interno del cratere di Sud-Est dell’Etna. Alle 20.30 circa di ieri 24 febbraio, una colata è scesa in direzione Valle de Bove dopo l’inizio dell’attività vulcanica intorno...Read More

Our Etna Morning Jeep Tour was created to give everyone the chance to discover the most important places on Etna at an altitude of 2,000 metres. You will walk along paths not spoilt by mass tourism and appreciate the local flora and fauna. The tour will highlight different aspects of the volcano, such as its...Read More

Etna erupted again last night, the fifth eruption in a week. It generated lava jets up to a thousand metres high above the South-East crater. The activity produced an eruptive column that rose several kilometres above the top of the mountain. At the same time, two small lava flows formed, one in the direction of...Read More

A new paroxysmal activity occurred yesterday morning on Etna. In this case too, it affected the South East Crater, where high lava fountains appeared. The new phenomenon was preceded by a lava overflow, with the flow then heading towards the deserted Valle del Bove. The eruptive cloud produced by the explosive activity then dispersed in...Read More

Etna returns to erupt, recording a strong explosive activity from the South-East crater and the emission of a high cloud of lava ash that has dispersed to the south. From the same “mouth” emerged a lava overflow that has given rise to numerous phenomena: lava fountains, a giant cloud of ash above the mountain and...Read More

Etna does not stop and since tonight has begun again to erupt lava fountains from the South-East Crater. The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Etnean Observatory, explained that since the early hours of February 15 has been observed a gradual intensification of explosive activity at the Southeast Crater. While the activity is continuous at...Read More

Finally today we return to WATER! After months in the dry, the sensations experienced underwater are indescribable, the happiness that shone on our faces, the immense joy of being in nature, are worth a thousand words. We found a luxuriant marine ecosystem, a long period of quiet, no or very few human activities have meant...Read More