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Get ready fora dreamSummer 2026 with a catamaran vacation in the Aeolian Islands—perfect for those who love crystal-clear waters, nature, and authentic experiences. Aboard a 20-meter catamaran, we’ll explore these volcanic islands in the Tyrrhenian Sea, one of Italy’s top destinations. We’ll sail to Lipari, with its ancient castle, and Vulcano, for a hike to the Gran Cratere. We’ll relax in Panarea, famous for its sunset aperitifs, and discover Salina with its unique flavors, such as Malvasia wine. The pristine waters of Filicudi and the spectacle of Stromboli’s Sciara del Fuoco will leave you breathless. An experienced crew will pamper you with irresistible Sicilian dishes made with fresh seafood. A vacation dedicated to relaxation and adventure, allowing you to experience the Aeolian Islands like never before. Set sail with us and discover paradise!
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Program
First day
Welcome to Lipari and sunset over Vulcano
Our journey to the Aeolian Islands begins in Lipari, beneath the imposing ancient castle. After stocking up on provisions (our captain selects the fresh fish), we board the comfortable and spacious catamaran and set sail at 1:00 PM! Our first stop is a swim in front of the famous pumice quarries. During lunch, we’ll get to know each other and discuss the itinerary. In the afternoon, we’ll sail toward Vulcano. Here, those who wish can takean excursion to the Gran Cratere to enjoy a spectacular sunset with a view of the entire archipelago. The day ends with a delicious dinner on board, lulled by the sea in the harbor.
Second day
Vulcano and Panarea: Exclusive Charm
Today we’ll complete our tour of Vulcano, stopping at the picturesque lighthouse on Gelso Beach, famous for its black sands and peaceful atmosphere. After lunch on board, we’ll head to Panarea, the most chic of the Aeolian Islands. We’ll anchor near the terrace of the iconic Hotel Raja for a sunset aperitif with breathtaking views, or near Cala Junco, where we can visit the prehistoric village. For those who enjoy walking, it’s possible to take a stroll to the picturesque town center. We’ll conclude the evening with dinner on board, immersed in the silence and beauty of the bay.
Third day
Panarea and Stromboli, among islets and volcanoes
The day begins with an exploration of the small archipelago around Panarea: Lisca Bianca, Lisca Nera, Bottaro, Spinazzolo, and Basiluzzo. Here, we’ll drop anchor for an unforgettable swim or snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters. After lunch, we’ll set sail for Stromboli, the most striking island in the Aeolian archipelago. With its active volcano—nicknamed Iddu by the locals—its black beaches, and deep blue sea, Stromboli promises unforgettable experiences. The evening will be special: a stroll through the picturesque village and dinner under the stars with a view of the Sciara del Fuoco, the beating heart of this unique island.
Fourth day
From Stromboli to Salina, amidst nature and relaxation
After breakfast at anchor off Stromboli, we’ll set off for our first stop: the nearby islet of Strombolicchio, where we’ll stop for a swim and some snorkeling, exploring its rocky cliffs teeming with crevices and marine life. We continue sailing toward Salina, the greenest and most lush island in the archipelago. Once we arrive, we’ll stop at Santa Marina, the perfect spot for a stroll along the lively main street, among small shops and traditional eateries where you can savor Sicilian specialties. The day concludes with dinner on board, immersed in the tranquility of the harbor.
Fifth day
Granita and Nature from Salina to Filicudi
This morning, a must-visit stop at Alfredo’s in Lingua to enjoy his famous granita with brioche or the traditional pane cunzato. We then set sail for Pollara, a spectacular cove with cliffs plunging into the sea, made famous by the film *Il Postino*. In the afternoon, we’ll sail toward Filicudi, the island of unspoiled nature and absolute silence. Here, the Captain confesses he’d like to drop anchor forever. We’ll go ashore for an aperitif at the Saloon in Pecorini a Mare, a picturesque fishing village. We’ll wrap up the day with dinner on board at anchor, surrounded by the island’s tranquility.
Sixth day
Exploring La Canna and Returning to Lipari
After breakfast on board, we set sail for one of the natural wondersof Filicudi Island: La Canna, a majestic 70-meter-high columnar rock formation and the island’s symbol. After lunch, we head back to Lipari with a stop for a swim at the picturesque Porta dei Giganti, the perfect spot to bid farewell to the Aeolian Sea. In the afternoon, once we’ve moored in the port of Lipari, we’ll have plenty of time to explore the lively historic center, famous for its shops selling Aeolian handicrafts and traditional eateries where you can savor Sicilian cuisine. In the evening, dinner on board or at one of the island’s restaurants.
Seventh day
Arrival in
We have reached the end of this journey through the natural wonders of the Aeolian Islands, a paradise where the crystal-clear sea and the tranquility of the surroundings will remain in your heart. We have explored the volcanic coastline, swum in the turquoise waters, savored the flavors of Sicilian cuisine, and experienced the warm hospitality of the local people. This trip to the Aeolian Islands, with its unique experiences and spectacular landscapes, will remain etched in your memory as one of the best summer trips in Italy in 2025. Discover the Aeolian Islands and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of a protected area, far from the chaos, yet rich in history and natural beauty.
travel to the embarkation point, tourist tax where applicable, and anything not listed under “Included.”
Please note that provisions, marina fees, and fuel are not included, as these depend on the group’s arrangements and are handled on-site through a shared fund; they typically amount to about €40–50 per person per day.
Port of Lipari - ME. You’ll be aboard a 19.20-meter catamaran with 5 double cabins and 3 bathrooms on board.
Capacity: 10 people.
Discover the boat
By plane: flights to Catania, Naples, Reggio Calabria, Lamezia Terme, and Palermo. We recommend flying into Catania and taking the bus to Milazzo.
By ferry and/or fast hydrofoil: daily departures from Milazzo, Naples, Messina, Reggio Calabria, and Palermo.
By train: the closest station to the Aeolian Islands is Milazzo.
The exact boarding point is located at the first pier to the right of the hydrofoil dock, just a short walk away; it is called La Buona Fonda Pier. After you make your reservation, we will provide you with directions on how to get there easily.
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