01 / Today
Can I go up Etna today?
Weather by altitude, wind and the best window of the day, calculated from real data. Then the official status, which always has the final say.
Weather
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02 / Observe
Live view and data
Webcam, weather at Rifugio Sapienza, official tremor charts and today's sky.
03 / Understand
News of the day
A summary of the latest official INGV bulletin.
05 / Live Etna
Everything you need
From choosing the day to where to stay and eat.
Plan the day
Choose the day and route: departure time based on the weather and ideas for lunch.
Plan 02Maps and wind
Hikes, accommodation and restaurants on one map, plus wind direction at altitude.
Open the maps 03Where to stay
Refuges, hotels and B&Bs to stay on Etna.
Discover 04Where to eat
Restaurants and trattorias in the Etna towns.
Discover 05Car rental
A car to reach the refuges and Etna towns: ask for availability and a quote.
Discover 06Parking
Book a spot near Catania airport with Nex Parking.
Book06 / The volcano
Discover Etna
Etna is the tallest active volcano in Europe, over 3,300 metres high. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013, it dominates Sicily's east coast.
Located near Catania, it is one of the most active volcanoes in the world and offers lunar landscapes, forests and exceptional biodiversity. Its eruptions have shaped thousands of years of Sicilian history and culture.
Stay informed
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New official INGV bulletins and the strongest earthquakes, straight to your phone or by email. Free, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
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A message when a new INGV bulletin on Etna comes out or an earthquake of magnitude 3.0 or more occurs. You don't give us your number: Telegram only shows us the number of subscribers.
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Alerts on Etna's activity and site news. You receive a confirmation email before subscribing. The form opens on MailerLite, which sends emails on our behalf (see Privacy).
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