Top Taormina Helicopter Tours

Soar above the sputtering crater of Europe’s largest active volcano on a private 20-minute helicopter tour of Mt Etna. Get an unforgettable aerial perspective of Sicily’s famous natural attraction, including ancient lava fields and evidence from the recent 2002 eruption. It’s the best way to admire the volcano’s majesty, as well as the dramatic coastline of Taormina and the surrounding landscape of vineyards and citrus groves.

Sicily’s spectacular natural landscapes and ancient attractions from the air on a 35-minute helicopter tour. Soar above Taormina’s dramatic coastline to fully appreciate how it earned the nickname ‘the Pearl of the Ionian,’ and get an unbeatable aerial perspective of its ancient Greek theater perched on a cliff. Then, fly over the lava fields and crater of majestic Mt Etna for a bird’s-eye view of Europe’s largest active volcano.

See all three of Sicily’s active volcanoes from the air on a thrilling, 100-minute helicopter tour. Take in spectacular aerial views of mighty Mt Etna — the largest active volcano in Europe — and then soar above the UNESCO-listed Aeolian Islands, home to sputtering Stromboli and Vulcano. Learn about the ancient, seismic history of the volcanic archipelago while taking in an unforgettable, bird’s-eye perspective of the dramatic Sicilian landscape.

Take to the skies for an unforgettable, luxurious day of aerial sightseeing with a full-day helicopter tour of Sicily’s most spectacular natural gems. Soar over the crater and lava fields of majestic Mt Etna and the World Heritage-listed Aeolian Islands, including the active volcanoes Stromboli and Vulcano. Touch down on the island of Panarea for a gourmet lunch and optional boat tour, and continue the bird’s-eye tour with a flight over Taormina’s dramatic coastline.

Take to the skies for an unforgettable helicopter tour of Sicily’s most impressive ancient and natural attractions. Fly over Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples and the Greek Theater of Syracuse for stunning aerial views of the Greek ruins, and then get a ground-level perspective on the Valley of the Temples with skip-the-line access and a guided tour. After a gourmet picnic with Sicilian wine while relaxing in the shade of an olive grove, soar above the cauldron of mighty Mt Etna — Europe’s largest active volcano.