An amazing boat trip to discover one of the most beautiful archipelagos in Sicily: the Aeolian Islands. During the tour, that begins from Lipari, we’ll set course for the Volcano Island. The itinerary comprises: bathing and snorkeling in crystal clear waters, stopping at heavenly coves, exploring hidden grottos, visiting the Vulcano village and tasting Malvasia wine!
Where: Aeolian Islands - Volcano
When: From March to October
Duration: All day
Meals: Aperitif included
Available
Mon - Tue - Wed - Thu - Fri - Sat - Sun
Number of participants
Min. 2 - Max 55
Suitable for
Couples, groups - lovers of the sea, nature and snorkeling
Languages
Italian - English
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Program of the day:
Departure from Lipari at 10:00. The tour begins by sailing along the Lipari east coast, all the way to “Vulcanello”. From there, you’ll be able to admire wonderful sea stacks until we get to marvellous coves, reachable only by boat where you can take a bathing break.
Departure for the Grotto of the Horse and the wonderful Venus Pools where you can enjoy a relaxing bath. To the delight of snorkeling lovers, we’ll pass by Grotta Abate to admire the amazing seabed of the area.
Subsequently, we’ll coast the small Gelso village and the donkey bay. Once we get to the small town of Vulcano, we’ll have a three-hour lunch break. During the break, you’ll have time to look around the town, climb up to the crater of the volcano and have thermal mud baths.
We’ll return to Lipari and stop at the shallow to end the day on a good note, with one last bath and the tasting of local Malvasia wine. We’ll arrive in Lipari at about 5:00 p.m.
*During the off season, when the sea is too cold to have a bath, bathing breaks shall be avoided and you’ll have more time to visit the various towns and islands of the area.
Lunch not included; it is possible to have lunch during the various stops in the villages. It is possible to include a light lunch on request.
Possibility to book by e-mail and by phone.
Swimsuit, beach slippers and snorkeling masks to admire the seabed.
