The Aeolian Islands are situated off the northern Sicilian coast. The seven islands; Lipari, Vulcano, Panarea, Stromboli, Salina, Filicudi and Alicudi can be accessed by Ferry or Hydrofoil. The Ferry and Hydrofoil leave from Milazzo very frequently and also from a handful of other towns however they have irregular departures and arrivals. The diverse group of volcanic islands, offer many attractions and picturesque views.

Island Hotspots:

• Lipari – The Island is the biggest of the seven which offers a real idyllic, peaceful and beautiful holiday setting mixed with a bustling centre of chic Italian shops, boutiques and eateries. . The diverse island is ideal for trekking, for beginners to experts which offer spectacular views. Water-based activities in the crystal clear Faraglioni waters are also one of the many things offered on the island. furthermore on the island are the colourful streets in the town centre along with the museum. 
• Vulcano – In Vulcano one can bath in the hot sulphur waters of the volcanic islands as it offers mud baths and hot springs bubbling into the sea. Along the high slopes of the island, Italy’s picturesque and amazing sights are shown which have become famous for their variety and beauty. 
• Panarea – Like all the seven islands, Panarea offers both history and beauty. The island is known to be a photographers dream. The island itself covers the small islands of Basiluzzo, Dattilo and Lisca Bianca and several other inlets. The highest peak on Panarea is Pizzo del Corvo, raised 450meters offers beautiful descents from the majority of positions. 
• Stromboli – on Stomboli you can admire the beautiful volcano which is still very active. Stromboli is known famously for the Sciara del Fuoco (“Stream of Fire”) which is a famous geological feature consisting of moderate eruptions at regular intervals. Along with the mountains covered in vineyards and olive trees, the little towns and villages are charming and the islands best ashy beach Piscita, is not far for tourists to visit by foot. 
• Salina – North of Lipari, Salina will confirm all travelers’ expectations. The island is filled with culinary luxuries like aromatic red and white wines, luscious capers and a wide variety of flora and fauna. On the island there are two extinct volcanic cones rising out of the abundant land. Natural beauty is found throughout along with spectacular water sports. 
• Filicudi –   Sailing around Filicudi allows the viewing of the other islands from a remarkable perspective. In Filicudi there are options to stop to bathe in the sea at some of the characteristic places around the island allowing those to soak up the Mediterranean landscape. 
• Alicudi – In Alicudi it is known that the scenery is constantly changing, however the untouched nature and detailed preservation remains breath taking. The small island is mostly witnessed from boats, as they sail right around it. If tourists are lucky enough to step onto the island, they are able to hike and climb the slopes. The simple elegance and natural essence is shown throughout.