Lipari

– Marina Corta
The tour begins with a leisurely walk around Lipari’s old town, where you’ll be enchanted by the little harbor of Marina Corta, surrounded by winding, narrow streets. The atmosphere is filled with the charm of centuries-old architecture, vibrant local life, and stunning views of the crystal-clear waters.

– Castello di Lipari
Next, you’ll visit the Castle or Fortified Citadel—a historical landmark that holds centuries of stories about the Aeolian Islands. As you explore the ancient walls, you’ll learn about the fascinating history of these islands, from the prehistoric settlements to the influence of different civilizations over the centuries.

– Cattedrale di San Bartolomeo
The tour then continues with a visit to the Cathedral of Saint Bartholomew, dedicated to the patron saint of the islands. Marvel at the beauty of this sacred space and admire the Norman Cloister, which provides a peaceful and reflective moment in the heart of the city.

– Belvedere Quattrocchi
A spectacular stop that allows you to take in a breathtaking view of the coastline, including the famous Faraglioni (the iconic sea stacks). In the distance, you’ll also see the island of Vulcano, a testament to the geological wonders of the region.

– Quattropani
A perfect spot for panoramic photos, Quattropani offers an incredible vista where you can see several other islands, including Alicudi, Filicudi, Salina, Panarea, and the mighty Stromboli—famous for its active volcano.

– Spiaggia Di Acqua Calda
A quieter, scenic stop with views over the white slopes of the pumice quarries. The area provides a great opportunity to learn about the volcanic origins of the islands and admire the striking contrast of the white pumice stone against the lush greenery.

– Canneto di Lipari
The longest beach on Lipari, Canneto is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a tranquil moment. You can also stop for a refreshing drink at one of the small cafés along the beach, taking in the natural beauty of the area.