Every year exclusive destination of summer holidays for italians and foreigners, the Archipelago of the Aeolian Islands is one of the most visited wonders of the Mediterranean sea. There are seven Island: Lipari, Vulcano, Salina, Stromboli, Filicudi, Alicudi and Panarea. Each has its own identity and attract a certain type of tourists: there is something for everyone. !
The Archipelago was born, when, about 700,000 years ago, the volcanic action of the nearby Stromboli caused the emergence of underwater volcanoes. Today, the seven volcanic islands of the Aeolian Islands are part of the Unesco World Heritage List, because of their specific nature: the volcanic archipelago is an important model for the study of world volcanology. But the Aeolian Islands are also a holiday destination for many: to attract visitors is the vibrant promise of an unforgettable holiday. Here, in fact, the fun will always be guaranteed! Beaches, coves, caves, coves, stacks and a great variety of seabeds are just some of the common features typical of the Aeolian Islands, and no less fascinating are its picturesque villages and villages, jewels to visit.
Interesting are also the legends that characterize the territory. It is believed, for example, that the name of the islands is related to Aeolus, a Greek prince who ruled a colony on the archipelago and had the power to predict time by observing the forms of steam clouds over one of the volcanoes. During the Early Middle Age, Lipari became a pilgrimage destination and, for this reason, around the Aeolian developed traditions and miraculous events.
Campofelice di Roccella is an ideal starting point for visiting the Aeolian Islands! There are many opportunities to rent a boat or organize a group trip to the islands.