Amazing couple of hours spent looking around and inside the volcano. There are information boards as you walk around, but a few of them have been damaged, so they can't be read in all 3 languages. The terrain is flat; in parts, the gravel is quite thick & can feel like trudging through sand, so leave push chairs in the car. Car park is quite small for such a busy attraction, go either early morning or afternoon. There are a few winery places nearby to get a coffee, tapas, toilet etc.

We knew the car park would be full and it was.. we headed off disappointed but there is another car park about half a mile away which was empty ish..! We walked back along the road. Walk to the volcano is easy, well trodden and flat. We walked anti clockwise and walked into the caldera, lots of great photos to be had. Track is gravel in parts so difficult with pram or buggies but decent boots and some water is all you need. Couple or five decent wineries on the way back , specifically Stratvs which has a fantastic sitting out area to the rear

Fabulous little hike where you get to walk inside the volcano. Car park isn’t the largest although we had no problems parking. Takes around 30-40 mins to get to the volcano where you can walk around the circumference, and go inside the crater. Walk itself is pretty flat other than going down into the crater itself. Amazing landscape to see on the way and some great photo opportunities. Make sure you wear decent footwear and definitely not sandals. The path is made up of a very coarse gravel. Also take some water as it can get very hot. Worth mentioning that the review before mine which gives only one star is not actually about this place so would suggest you ignore it especially where it talks about paying €20 !! Parking is free, entrance is free, hiking is free, and some amazing views. Highly recommend.