Things to do in Lipari

Known as the "Lighthouse of the Mediterranean," Stromboli offers continuous volcanic eruptions that illuminate the night sky. Guided evening hikes provide unforgettable views of nature's fireworks.

Marina Corta, a charming harbour square in Lipari, showcases Sicily's coastal beauty with its historic church and colourful boats. Savour authentic cuisine at waterfront cafés while watching the sunset over the Mediterranean.

This ancient citadel houses the Aeolian Archaeological Museum with artefacts spanning from Neolithic to Spanish times. Climb to the Norman cathedral for breathtaking views across the Mediterranean's azure waters.

This Bronze Age settlement (15th century BC) features circular stone huts with Minoan influences. Explore the ancient ruins with dramatic sea views before cooling off in nearby Cala Junco's crystal waters.

Cala Junco's turquoise waters sit dramatically encircled by basalt formations creating a natural amphitheatre. Swim in crystal-clear waters while glimpsing nearby Bronze Age ruins on this Panarea Island gem.

This volcanic islet in the Aeolian Archipelago reveals ancient Roman ruins amid dramatic cliffs. Arrange a private boat tour to explore its pristine waters and vibrant marine life.

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Spiaggia delle Sabbie Nere during your trip to Vulcano Porto?

Sink your toes into the distinctive black volcanic sands of Ponente Beach on Vulcano Island. The shallow, clear waters and stunning volcanic backdrop create a uniquely serene Mediterranean escape.