Do I need to upgrade my OS X 10.6.8 to get Safari v6.1?

I frequent an ETSY website and I have been informed that certain pages will not load because my Safari brouser is out of date.  I have an older Mac mini with OS X v10.6.8.  I do not know whether I can upgrade my OS X (say to Lion or Mtn Lion) in order to get a current Safari version.  Please advise.  Thanks, CABJR

You need to upgrade the computer's OS; that Mac mini model can run Yosemite.
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