Hotels in Etna, Italy

Mount Etna is an active volcano on Sicily's east coast, famous for its frequent eruptions and lunar-like landscapes. The climate changes with elevation: in winter, the summit averages 22°F (-5°C) and you can ski on the snow-covered slopes, while in summer, the base reaches 86°F (30°C), perfect for hiking the craters or visiting nearby wineries for a taste of the volcanic soil's wines. Spring and fall offer milder conditions for exploring the ancient towns like Taormina or the Alcantara Gorges.