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Aeolian Islands Essentials
The Aeolian Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage site off Sicily’s northern coast, are defined by their volcanic origins and ancient maritime history. This selection features the active craters of Stromboli and Vulcano, known for its therapeutic mud baths and black sand beaches. On Lipari, explore the 16th-century Spanish citadel and the archaeological museum’s renowned collection of Greek theatrical masks. The list also includes the prehistoric settlements of Filicudi and the lush, vineyard-covered landscapes of Salina.
Vulcano
An active volcanic island featuring the Gran Cratere della Fossa, sulfurous fumaroles, and geothermal mud pools. It is the namesake of all volcanoes.
Spiaggia delle Sabbie Nere
A beach on Vulcano island known for its fine black volcanic sand and clear waters in the Ponente Bay.
Vasca di Fanghi
A natural open-air geothermal pool on Vulcano containing sulfur-rich mud used for therapeutic skin and joint treatments.
Quattrocchi Viewpoint
A panoramic viewpoint on Lipari's west coast overlooking the Pietralunga and Pietra Menalda sea stacks, with Vulcano's crater across the strait.
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