Discover the best attractions and experiences Aeolian Islands has to offer
Explore the island heritage of Lipari and the Aeolian archipelago, from medieval fortifications to ancient town streets.
A medieval fortress perched above Lipari town with panoramic sea views and museum spaces.
Historic cathedral at the heart of Lipari, reflecting centuries of island faith and culture.
Old-town lanes, stairways and pastel houses that reveal Lipari's historical charm.
Delve into the Aeolian story through curated collections that reveal archaeology, seafaring and local life.
Archaeological collection tracing Aeolian history from prehistory to the medieval era.
Exhibits on the sea, geology and maritime traditions of the archipelago.
Religious sites across the islands offer spiritual insights and impressive views.
Church dedicated to the island's patron saint, part of Lipari's spiritual heritage.
Coastal church with island artistry and serene views.
Protected areas safeguard the archipelago's volcanic landscapes and marine habitats.
The archipelago’s protected landscape, preserving volcanic features and biodiversity.
Marine protected area surrounding the islands, safeguarding marine life and habitats.
Vibrant local life unfolds in the Aeolian towns and hamlets, each with its own character.
A lively seaside village on Lipari with wide beaches and a relaxed promenade.
Historic core of Lipari with narrow streets, churches and harbor views.
Remote hamlet on Salina famed for its dramatic coastal scenery and beach.
Enjoy the outdoors and simple pleasures without an entry fee.
Relax on a broad beach with clear waters and a scenic coastline.
Stunning beach carved from a volcanic crater, perfect for sunset views.
Gentle forested ascent with rewarding sea views from Salina's highs.
Taste Aeolian flavors, from volcanic wines to fresh seafood and local specialties.
Sweet, aromatic dessert wine produced across the archipelago.
Swordfish prepared with tomatoes, olives and capers, a regional staple.
Sun-kissed capers used to flavor many Aeolian dishes.
In peak season, seaside bars and small clubs add island charm to evening hours.
Chic bars and open-air lounges along the harbor at San Pietro.
Casual waterfront bars and gelaterias along Canneto and Marina Corta.
Quiet nights with distant glows from the volcano and stargazing.
Outdoor adventures and water experiences provide memorable island moments.
Boat tours linking Lipari, Vulcano, Panarea, Stromboli and Salina.
Underwater exploration near volcanic formations and reefs.
Paddle along coves and lava-rock coastlines for a closeshore view.
Active travelers can hike, dive and sail across the archipelago’s varied terrain.
Trail to the crater with panoramic views and volcanic fumaroles.
Rim traversal offering lava and sea panoramas, best at sunset.
Calm bays with clear waters and marine life to discover.
Discover lesser-known corners and local life away from main routes.
Famed sea cave with stalactites and azure water beyond the cliffs.
Iconic basalt pillar rising from the sea, reached by boat trips.
Geothermal vents and steaming craters with otherworldly scenery.