Destinations
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Capo d'Orlando
A headland pushing into the Tyrrhenian with a lighthouse at its tip and a sanctuary on top: the perfect base between the ferry port for the Aeolians and the beech forests of the Nebrodi.
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Lipari
The largest of the Aeolians: the castle on its rock, the white pumice of Porticello and the obsidian flow of the Rocche Rosse.
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Vulcano
The island of fumaroles: the Gran Cratere della Fossa is an hour's climb — whenever the access traffic light is green.
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Salina
The green island — two extinct volcanoes and the archipelago's highest point: Monte Fossa delle Felci, 962 metres of forest.
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Panarea
The smallest and the oldest: white houses, the islets off Cala Junco and the climb to Punta del Corvo.
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Stromboli
The only Aeolian volcano in permanent activity: the evening climb to the viewpoints is the most memorable excursion in the archipelago.
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Filicudi
Mule tracks, terraces and the Bue Marino sea cave: the island for those looking for the Aeolians of thirty years ago.
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Alicudi
No roads, only stone stairways and mules: Italy's most remote island, a cone rising to the Filo dell'Arpa.
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Nebrodi Park
86,000 hectares of beech forests, lakes and pastures behind the coast: in an hour's drive you go from sea level to 1,300 metres.
Stay in Capo d'Orlando
A base in the centre — and everything else becomes a day trip.
The port for the Aeolians is 45 minutes away, the Nebrodi right behind. Breakfast served early for dawn departures.
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