Etna e Wine Tour
Etna welcomes tourists all year round with its colours, ski slopes, cycle paths and trekking in the woods.
A'Muntagna, as it is known by locals, Mount Etna, the largest active volcano in Europe, reaches 3,350 meters and is visible from many cities in eastern Sicily.
In this context, the tour combines a visit to the Etna area with a wine experience linked to the vineyards cultivated on volcanic soil, creating a balanced journey between nature, territory, and tradition.
In 1987, the Etna National Park was created and declared a World Heritage Site for its power and majesty, its lushly forested slopes, and the spectacular lava fountains from its periodic eruptions. Tours can include excursions to the Silvestri craters, on the southern slope near the historic Sapienza refuge.
Vip Service Sicily offers elegant chauffeured rental services for food and wine tours to discover the delights of our land. A journey through the most famous Sicilian wineries in the vineyards at the foot of the volcano and agritourism farms, where you can sample excellent food and fine wine, with the option to purchase after the tasting.
From Marsala, known worldwide for its ancient fortified wine, to Avola with its cellars producing the renowned Nero d'Avola; from Etna with its typical red wines to the dessert wines of the Aeolian Islands, such as Malvasia and Passito.
You can also savor typical Sicilian pastries and cuisine, such as cannoli and cassata, almond paste and frutta martorana, and Bronte pistachios. Our staff will be happy to advise you.
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Wine Tour
discovering the goodness of our land
A journey through Sicily's most famous wineries and agritourisms, where you can sample excellent food and fine wine, with the option to purchase afterward.
From Marsala, known worldwide for its ancient fortified wine, to Avola with its cellars producing the renowned Nero d'Avola; from Etna with its typical red wines to the dessert wines of the Aeolian Islands, such as Malvasia and Passito.
And it's also possible to taste typical Sicilian pastry and cuisine products, such as cannoli and cassata, almond paste and frutta martorana, and Bronte pistachios.
