Sicily & Aeolian Islands

Off the northern coast of Sicily lie the Aeolian Islands—an archipelago of fire, wind, and water. Each island is unique, from the steaming craters of Stromboli to the vineyards of Salinas. For a voyage of discovery by boat, this area offers the perfect blend of adventure and beauty: volcanic landscapes, crystal-clear sea, charming harbors, and Mediterranean cuisine that is second to none.

Sicily itself fascinates with its endless diversity. In the west, Arabian flair meets Italian lightness, while in the east, Catania, Taormina, and the majestic Mount Etna beckon. The sailing conditions are varied – with reliable summer winds, numerous anchorages, and a touch of nature.

The highlights of Sicily & the Aeolian Islands

Lipari – The largest and liveliest island in the archipelago. It offers a charming old town, good amenities, and many sheltered bays.

Vulcano – Sulfur springs, thermal baths, and black beaches. Here you can swim, hike, and relax – all in one day.

Stromboli – The “living volcano” fascinates with regular glowing eruptions. From the boat, you can experience a spectacular natural spectacle at night.

Salina – The greenest of the islands, known for its Malvasia wine and romantic sunsets.

Panarea – Elegant, small, and exclusive. Boutiques, fine restaurants, and small bays make it a hotspot for stylish sailors.

Island hopping between fire and water

A boating vacation through the Aeolian Islands is a journey through the elements – from fire to earth to sea. Short stages connect the islands, each stage surprising you with new colors and smells. Those seeking closeness to nature and magic will find it here – among lava rocks, the scent of lemons, and a sky that bursts into millions of stars at night.

The Aeolian Islands are Italy in its most original form – wild, sensual, and unadulterated.