Aeolian Islands

The Aeolian Islands are called the seven pearls of the Mediterranean for their natural beauty.

It is an archipelago made up of seven beautiful islands: Lipari, Panarea, Vulcano, Stromboli, Salina, Alicudi and Filicudi and some islets and rocks emerging from a clear blue sea.
The power of two still active volcanoes and the charm of the fishing villages make this corner of Sicily a unique place.

A place to explore starting from Lipari, the largest island to Panarea, the smallest but also the most popular. Vulcano is famous for its hot mud, while Salina is known for its capers and the production of Malvasia, the famous nectar of the gods. Finally Stromboli, a huge black giant that offers a unique spectacle in the world and Alicudi and Filicudi which are the most unspoilt.

A boat tour of the Aeolian Islands allows you to visit the most beautiful and least frequented coves and beaches, disembark in the various ports to visit the various fishing villages and snorkel in the crystal clear waters away from the bustle.