Many opportunities for the morning: at sea, on board, going to visit the Grotta del Cavallo and immersing yourself in the crystal clear waters of the Pool of Venus, or on land, participating in the excursions organized in Vulcanello with its Valle dei Mostri or going up to the Gran Cratere la Fossa, or even going to the natural spa area. Later, you'll navigate to the southwest area of Lipari, near the Faraglioni, and then ashore: a dynamic town that allows you to carry out countless activities, from shopping to excursions. Walking from Marina Lunga to Marina Corta, passing through the Fortified Citadel, means going through centuries of history and culture. The town is very lively even in the evening: the mundane side of the island awaits you from the aperitif to the dinner, continuing between the live music of the outdoor night clubs and the discos with very suggestive locations.

Handy tip:
Make sure you do not miss Cave di Pomice: thanks to its white seabed, mainly composed of pumice sediments, this beach is one of the most suggestive, with its intense-turquoise water and clear white sand.

You can reach the bay of the Cave di Pomice, surprising with its white pumice expert guides or guided excursions by land by bike, motorbike or taxi. You will then set sail to Panarea: you will reach the wonderful Cala Junco, a UNESCO world Heritage Site. The cove is set in the promontory of Punta Milazzese, on which there is the archaeological site of a prehistoric village. Panarea is the smallest and oldest island, the island of celebrities and social life, the island with no street lighting because the moonlight reflected on the white walls of the houses is enough, elegant and exotic at the same time. At dusk, an aperitif on the terraces of the Hotel Raya is inevitable. You can decide whether to dine on board or on land, in one of the island's chic restaurants. After dinner, music will guide you from one terrace to another until late at night.

Handy tip:
Go have a swim in the deep-blue waters that surround Basiluzzo and Lisca Bianca, two of the small islets in front of Panarea and a favorite spot for sailors: the bravest may want to visit the submerged wreck that lies at the sea bottom.

Today you will head to Stromboli: the island is white in the houses, black in the sand, intense in the colors of the bougainvillea and the explosions of the volcano. Stromboli represents the powerful force of the earth, it is one of the most active and monitored volcanoes in the world. Its inhabitants call him "Iddu", He, in Sicilian, a confidential exorcism of danger. On the island, expert guides will lead you to climb the craters to appreciate its spectacular fire shows after the twilight. At the basin of the Sciara del Fuoco, you can enjoy the explosive spectacle from the sea.

Handy tips:
· If you think you're fit enough, you should consider going up to Stromboli's volcano with a guided tour. Your legs won't be happy, but the view at night (yes, so you'll see the lava!) is simply breathtaking: witnessing its pyrotechnics fire shows at first hand is one of the Aeolians' peak experiences.
· If trekking is not your style, just enjoy the red sunset from your bow: the view around you will be as rewarding, and you'll get to have a glass of wine for aperitivo, too.

Sail towards the north-west side of the island of Salina, to anchor in the enchanting bay of Pollara beach, made famous by the film "Il Postino". It is a place of rare beauty, thanks to the sheer walls within which it is enclosed, the natural rock arch of Punta Perciato and the Balate, the ancient fishermen's coast of the island of Filicudi: primordial, quiet and informal. Its rugged and overwhelming cliffs end up in an unimaginable crystal clear sea that can offer fantastic dives with naturalistic and archaeological routes. Arrive at the belvedere to enjoy a sunset of indescribable beauty on the scenery of the Canna and its stacks, and then descend on the southwest side of the island, to the village of Pecorini, where the appointment for the aperitif is inevitable.

Handy tip:
Every Aeolian sunset is a magical sunset, but our suggestion is to enjoy one in Pecorini (Filicudi), just you and a few other boats to a buoy – best after a long day of snorkeling around La Canna.

Upon awakening in front of the village of Pecorini, in addition to having the opportunity to participate in diving with the local divers, you will move to reach the rocky complex of the Canna and the Scoglio di Montenassari, which, with a visit to the Grotta del Bue Marino, completes the unforgettable Filicudi experience. You will then head back to Salina: this time you will reach the west coast, in Santa Marina, the capital of the island. Salina is the greenest island, from the "Fossa delle Felci", at 960 m high, to the endless cultivations of fine grapes from which the sweet and velvety Malvasia is obtained; for this, it undoubtedly deserves to be lived also by land, for example on a Vespa, for incredible food and wine experiences among breathtaking panoramas, such as tastings of fine wines and typical products in one of its famous local cellars.

Handy tip:
For the best granita, try "Alfredo" in Lingua: figgs and strawberry is our personal favorite combo, but don't forget to ask for the whipped cream on top and a side of brioche!

An unmissable island ritual awaits you in the nearby town of Lingua. There, a breakfast with granita and brioches at Alfredo's is a must, an authentic Sicilian specialty. From here, the way back begins by heading to the south-west coast of Lipari, to reach the enchanted bay of Valle Muria beach, and a final dip before returning to the Marina di Capo d'Orlando in the afternoon. Once you arrive at the base, you can decide whether to continue relaxing to enjoy your boat moored in the port, or stroll at sunset among the cozy areas of the marina or along the nearby beach. You can disembark the next morning.