Aeolian Islands

Sail to the Aeolian Islands

Discovering 7 unique islands
The Aeolian Islands form an archipelago, consisting of seven proper islands, to which is added islets and rocks emerging from the sea.
The seven islands are Lipari, Salina, Vulcano, Stromboli, Filicudi, Alicudi, and Panarea. Each of these islands has its own cultural and landscape identity, but all offer spectacular views of the pristine nature of the archipelago. The Aeolian Islands are a perfect destination for those who want to spend a vacation in the name of relaxation, culture, and nature.

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Lipari

Lipari is the largest and most populated island in the archipelago. Here you can find numerous beaches and coves, including Canneto beach, the white beach of Porticello, and Valle Muria beach. By visiting the historic center of Lipari, you can admire the ancient stone houses and narrow, characteristic streets of the island.

The famous white beaches of Lipari

The famous white beaches of Lipari

The harbor of Lipari

The marina in Lipari

Alicudi

Alicudi is a very small and wild island, without cars and asphalted roads. One of the main attractions on the island is its summit, which offers a spectacular panoramic view of the archipelago. Additionally, by visiting the village of Alicudi, you can admire the typical houses of the island and the beach of Scalo Galera, the only sandy one on the island.

Alicudi's sunset

The paths and characteristic streets of the island

Magical view of the Aeolian Islands at dusk

Blue waters of the Aeolian Islands

Filicudi

Filicudi is a remote and peaceful island, a perfect place for those seeking an escape from the world and wishing to immerse themselves in nature and the beauty of the crystal-clear sea. Among the main attractions on the island is the Grotta del Bue Marino, a spectacular cave that can only be explored by boat. Additionally, the beach of La Canna is one of the most beautiful beaches on the island, with crystal-clear waters and a breathtaking view of the coast.

Among the rocks and sea stacks (faraglioni) of the island of Filicudi.

The beach and the town of Pecorini a Mare

La Canna, the "faraglione" that is 71 meters high

Aerial view of the island of Filicudi

Salina

Salina, the greenest island in the Aeolian archipelago, is an ideal destination for nature lovers.
An unmissable experience is a walk along the panoramic trail of Monte Fossa delle Felci, which leads to the highest point of the island and offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding beauty. In addition to outdoor activities, Salina also offers places of cultural and scenic interest, such as the picturesque village of Malfa and the splendid Pollara beach.

Pollara, the most famous beach of Salina

Salina, the second largest island in the Aeolian archipelago

Santa Marina is the largest tourist port in the Aeolian Islands

The rocky coast overlooking the sea

Stromboli

Stromboli is an active volcanic island in the Aeolian Islands archipelago, famous for the opportunity to witness the spectacular eruption of the volcano. An evening hike to the top of the volcano is an unforgettable experience, where one can admire the spectacle of lava spewing into the night sky and enjoy a breathtaking view of the archipelago.
In addition to the spectacular volcanic activity, the island also offers other places of interest to visit, such as the village of San Vincenzo and the Ficogrande beach.

Stromboli volcano in action

Stromboli volcano

The rocky coast of Stromboli

View of Stromboli from Panarea

Panarea

Panarea is an exclusive and charming island boasting some of the most beautiful beaches in the area. Among the most famous beaches of Panarea are Cala Junco and Zimmari, two beautiful bays with crystal clear waters and white sandy beaches. Panarea is a unique and enchanting island, perfect for those seeking a vacation focused on relaxation and natural beauty.

Cala Zimmari, characterized by colorful sand, is also known as Red Beach

The typical houses of the island of Panarea

View of the town of Panarea

The rock of Lisca Bianca

Panorama among the islands

Vulcano

Vulcano is famous for its volcanic and thermal activity. The island offers many opportunities to enjoy thermal activities, including hot mud pools.
A must-visit during a trip to Vulcano is certainly the black sand beach of Sabbie Nere, where the dark sand, derived from volcanic magma, merges with the crystal clear sea. Additionally, Gelso beach offers a beautiful view of the island of Lipari and the chance to relax on a peaceful and uncrowded beach.

Craters, views, and landscapes

Yellow sulfur rocks

The craters of the island of Vulcano

Views and natural landscapes

Standard program

The program proposed below is the recommended one by Sea Life Charter, but it is important to emphasize that it can be customized based on guest preferences and weather conditions.

Departure from: Messina, port of Capo D’Orlando

Check-in h 17:00 1° day – Check-out h 09:00 last day

Saturday

Boarding in Capo D’Orlando. Welcome cocktail on board and beginning of the cruise. Depart To Vulcano (Gelso). Dinner on board.

Sunday

Breakfast on board. Leaving towards Panarea island. Stop for a swim at the uninhabited islets of Lisca Bianca and Bottaro, and observation of a submarine sulphate at few metres of depth. At 1:00 p.m lunch on board and then sailing around the islets of Lisca Nera and Dattilo before arriving in Panarea. Disembarking in Panarea to visit the beautiful village of St. Pietro. At 8.30 p.m dinner on board and free evening in Panarea.

Monday

Breakfast on board. Leaving Panarea towards Stromboli. Sailing along the islet of Basiluzzo. Arrival in Stromboli in the late morning. Lunch on board and after free time to explore the island. Dinner at your choice in Stromboli.

Tuesday

Breakfast on board and sailing around Stromboli. At 1:00 p.m lunch on board while sailing. Stop at Santa Marina of Salina and free time for sighseeing. Back on board by the end of the day. At 8:30 p.m dinner on board and free evening in Santa Marina of Salina.

Wednesday

Breakfast on board. Tour of Salina island by boat. Stop for a swim in the magnificent Bay of Pollara. Lunch on board and departure to Lipari island with a stop for swimming in Canneto. Arrival at Lipari harbour in the evening. Dinner on board and free evening

Thursday

Breakfast on board, then free time to visit Lipari town and its volcanological and archaeological museums. Sailing Lipari – Vulcano along the famous sea stacks. – Lunch on board in Vulcano. Free time for sightseeing and to enjoy Vulcano hot springs (optional). Dinner at your choice in Vulcano. Overnight on board.

Friday

Breakfast on board and then sailing around the Volcano island. Stop for a swim at Venus’ pool and visit to Grotta del Cavallo. Sailing along the west coast of Volcano. Lunch on board. Sailing alongVolcano – Capo D’Orlando and arrival at bay and stop for the last swim in the beautiful Mediterranean waters. Dinner on board. Free evening. Night on board.

Saturday

Breakfast on board and disembarking at 9:00 a.m. End of our services.

* The program is subject to changes due to weather and sea conditions at the time of the cruise. For ensuring the crew and guests’s safety any change of the schedule is at complete discretion of the commander.

Sail to the Aeolian Islands

Discovering 7 unique islands
The Aeolian Islands form an archipelago, consisting of seven proper islands, to which is added islets and rocks emerging from the sea.
The seven islands are Lipari, Salina, Vulcano, Stromboli, Filicudi, Alicudi, and Panarea. Each of these islands has its own cultural and scenic identity, but all offer spectacular views of the sea and the unspoiled nature of the archipelago. The Aeolian Islands are a perfect destination for those who want to spend a vacation in the name of relaxation, culture, and nature.

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Lipari

Alicudi

Filicudi

Salina

Salina, the greenest island in the Aeolian archipelago, is an ideal destination for nature lovers.
An unforgettable experience is the walk along the panoramic path of Monte Fossa delle Felci, which leads to the highest point of the island and offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding beauty. In addition to outdoor activities, Salina also offers cultural and scenic places of interest, such as the picturesque village of Malfa and the beautiful beach of Pollara.

Stromboli

Panarea

Vulcano

Standard program

The program proposed below is the recommended one by Sea Life Charter, but it is important to emphasize that it can be customized based on guest preferences and weather conditions.