Vulcano, Lipari & Sciara del Fuoco Day Trip

History, volcanoes, white sandy beaches... The Aeolian Islands encompass a diverse array of experiences. Embark on a day trip to Vulcano, Lipari, and Sciara del Fuoco and immerse yourself in this captivating archipelago.

Day Trip Details

We will convene at the port of Tropea at the specified time to initiate this tour of Vulcano, Lipari, and Sciara del Fuoco. Prepare for a full day uncovering the wonders of three of the most stunning islands in the Aeolian archipelago. All aboard!

The first stop will be in Vulcano, where you will enjoy 2 hours of free time to explore the island and take a dip in the bubbling mud springs of Porto di Levante. According to legend, Vulcano is the abode of Aeolus, the god of winds. It is the southernmost island of the archipelago and consists of 4 volcanoes, one of which remains active!

Afterward, we will reboard the boat and proceed to Lipari, where you will have 3 hours of free time to discover the highlights of the largest island of the Aeolian Islands. In the heart of Lipari, you can visit the castle and the Aeolian Archaeological Museum, which showcases artifacts over 5,000 years old.

Lastly, we will sail around Stromboli, marveling at the extraordinary Sciara del Fuoco. This is truly a natural spectacle! The Tyrrhenian Sea and the small islet of Strombolicchio will be within view!

After a thrilling 12-hour excursion, we will return to the port of Tropea, concluding our day trip. Until next time!

HOW DOES IT WORK?

What you will do: Experience a thrilling journey through the Aeolian Islands, immersing in nature and culture.

Detailed Information: The day includes a visit to Vulcano with free time to enjoy its unique features, followed by exploration in Lipari. A boat ride will also provide stunning views of Stromboli.

Included Services: Boat transport from Tropea to each island, time for self-exploration.

Not Included Services: Meals and personal expenditures during free time on the islands.

Meeting Point: Port of Tropea at the designated time.