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🔴 LIVE: New Eruption of Mount Etna Volcano in Sicily, Italy

You are watching a live view of Mount Etna as a new eruptive phase sends lava flowing into the Valle del Bove, the large natural depression on Etna's eastern flank that frequently channels lava away from populated areas. The eruption began on January 1, 2026, after a fissure opened at approximately 2,000–2,100 meters elevation within the Valle del Bove. The live stream may capture glowing lava flows, volcanic gas emissions, incandescent vents, and changing weather conditions around Europe's most active volcano. Activity can fluctuate from quiet lava effusion to more vigorous Strombolian explosions with little warning. The wonderful family at Petra Nìura Winery Lodge are graciously hosting our camera A at their winery. You can experience this same view in person by staying at their beautiful vacation rental and wake up to the sights and sounds of famous Etna Volcano on the Island of Sicily! Here’s their website: https://petraniuraetna.com/. The camera is about 11km away from The Peak of Mount Etna Volcano. About Mount Etna 📍 Location: Sicily, Italy 🌋 Volcano Type: Stratovolcano ⛰️ Elevation: Approximately 3,330 m (changes with eruptions) 🌍 One of the world's most active volcanoes, with a documented eruptive history spanning thousands of years. The Valle del Bove is a vast horseshoe-shaped depression on Etna's eastern flank. Many flank eruptions send lava into this basin, where it can travel for several kilometers while remaining naturally contained. 🔴 This is a real-time livestream. Volcanic activity, weather, cloud cover, and visibility can change rapidly. If you enjoy watching Earth's most active volcanoes live, please consider subscribing to AfarTV for more 24/7 volcano livestreams from around the world.