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| Aeolian islands Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Lipari island: what a view! Lipari island: what a view! The Aeolian islands are located just north of Sicily. They are all of volcanic origin and on most of them some volcanic activity can still be experienced. Vulcano is the southernmost island and has some hot springs, it is best visited as a daytrip from Lipari - the largest island with most inhabitants and the best tourist infrastructure. But for real adventure you should head out to Stromboli. The volcano on Stromboli is still very active and a hike to the top of the crater and a night spent there is an experience not be missed. Bring warm clothing and a sleeping bag. _____Lipari Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see i The Aeolian archipelago comprises some seventeen islands, but only seven of them are inhabited. The island group, also better known as the Lipari islands, are located north-east of the Sicilian coast and can be reached by ferry from Sicily. Lipari is the main island, and generally offers the best accommodations and has a few superb (though black) beaches. If you're feeling energetic, hike to the top of Mount Sant'Angelo. The islands have a strong vulcano character and it is possible to visit the still active Cran Cratere on the island of Vulcano, finished off with sulpher smells and hot mud baths, of course. Stromboli is a bit rougher but offers some impressive sights of the red-hot lava glowing volcano as well. Make sure you get a guide, because although a lot of people try to make the trip on their own, it remains a dangerous business. The vulcano erupts round and about every hour. Alicudi and Filicudi are the two other popular islands and offer all the other ingredients for a promising holiday: rugged mountains, coloured rock formations, black beaches, crystal clear blue seas and rare vegetation. Most official resident left the islands because there was hardly any means of making a living and the storms (if not the volcanoes) can be devastating. ::::Getting There Edit This Take a ferry from Messina or Milazzo. Other options are from Naples _______Stromboli Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Please look at this. it's really on Stromboli Please look at this. it's really on Stromboli Larry Badger Stromboli is one of the most spectacular active volcanoes in the world. A small island in the Mediterranean that consists of little more than a big volcano. It's a great hike to the top of the volcano and it's possible to spend the night there and see lava and other volcanic activities in the darkness. Be sure to bring warm clothing, because even in summer it can be really cold and windy at the top. The harbor is in the only town of some size at the foot of the mountain and there are a few shops, restaurants and hotels there. Boats leave for Lipari and Naples a few times a week... _______Vulcano Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Gran Cratere and Vulcanello Gran Cratere and Vulcanello Archie Khodjaev Vulcano is famous for its hot springs. They are located within easy walking distance from the harbor. If you have your swimming trunks with you, you can just dip in immediately. The water is nice and warm, and it's free to go in. You can also walk up to the crater where you will see many places where smoke comes out of the ground. The smell of sulfur is all around you. You can visit Vulcano as a daytrip from Lipari - or find on the island the accomodation you prefer from hotel to selfcatering apartment |