Crateri Silvestri Inferiore

Crateri dei Silvestri Inferiore is a cluster of four stunning volcanoes near Nicolosi, Sicily. Located in the Etna Provincial Nature Reserve and part of the Longomoso and Ippari valleys, the area is a natural spectacle, with four extinct volcanic cones, craters, rocky ridges, and lave. The area provides numerous hiking trails, offering trekkers a unique experience surrounded by a picturesque landscape of ancient lava flows and lava formations. Alongside the hiking trails, visitors can also enjoy birdwatching, walking, and a lovely picnic area. The lush vegetation of the area is populated by various species of Sicilian birds such as the Sicilian Bluet, the Alpine Chough, and the Common Wood Pigeon. The blue sea and beaches of Aci, Trezza, and Aci Castello, add a splendid contrast to the raw natural beauty of the area. The combination of the sea, dormant volcanoes, and the wild vegetation make this area a must-see for nature lovers and adventure seekers.