Etna Tour

Etna (Mungibeddu or 'a Muntagna in Sicilian) is a Sicilian volcanic complex originated in the Quaternary and is the active volcano Earth [2] higher than the Eurasian plate. [3] With the different eruptions connected with it has changed the landscape incessantly, often threatening the various human communities throughout the millennia have settled around it. Its surface is characterized by a rich variety of environments that alternates cityscapes, dense forests that conserve several endemic botanical species to desolate areas covered with volcanic rock and periodically subject to snow at higher altitudes. On 21 June 2013, the XXXVII Session of the UNESCO committee, meeting in Phnom Penh, has awarded Mount Etna as a World Heritage[4].