What to Visit in the Aeolian Islands

Vulcano is synonymous with living nature and surprising landscapes.
What to visit:

• The Ascent to The fossa Crater, to admire a breathtaking view of all the Aeolian Islands.

• The Thermal Mud Pond, a unique place in the world.

• The Black Sands Beach, with its volcanic sand and warm, sulphurous waters.

Lipari is the largest and most lively of the archipelago, rich in history, culture and unique panoramas.
Don't miss:

• The old town, with its colorful streets and typical restaurants.

• The Lipari Castle and the Aeolian Archaeological Museum, testimony of millennia of history.

• The Quattrocchi viewpoint, with spectacular views of Vulcano.

• The beaches of Canneto and White Beach, ideal for a refreshing bath.

Famous for its vineyards and capers, Salina is a natural and authentic paradise.
Unmissable places:

• The Monte Fossa delle Felci, an ideal destination for panoramic excursions and trekking.

• The village of Language, with its salt lake and typical seaside trattorias.

• Santa Marina Salina, lively and refined, with boutiques and clubs on the port.

• The local wineries, where you can taste the famous Malvasia delle Lipari DOC.

Small, elegant and worldly, Panarea is the most exclusive of the Aeolian Islands.
What to see:

• The village of San Pietro, with white houses and panoramic rooms.

• Cala Junco, one of the most beautiful natural bays in the Mediterranean.

• The Prehistoric village of Capo Milazzese, overlooking the turquoise sea.

In Stromboli nature is the protagonist. Here the volcano is active and spectacular.
Recommended experiences:

• L 'excursion to The stromboli Crater, to admire the eruptions with an expert guide.

• The Sciara del Fuoco, also visible from the sea at sunset.

• The village of San Vincenzo, perfect for an evening walk overlooking the volcano.

Quiet and uncontaminated, ideal for those seeking authenticity and silence.
What to visit:

• Bue Marino Cave – one of the most fascinating sea caves in the Aeolian Islands.

• Chief Graziano – archaeological site and breathtaking panorama.

• Pecorino a Mare – small fishing village with restaurants on the pier.

The most remote and authentic, where time seems to have stopped.
To experience:

• Mule tracks and panoramic stairs – the only connecting roads between the houses of the village.

• Walking excursions – to discover breathtaking views and absolute silence.

• Total relaxation – ideal for those seeking peace, clear sea and authenticity.