We will start by sailing along Marina Lunga, Canneto, the white beaches and the pumice quarries. We will then head towards Panarea, where the enchanting bay of Calajunco awaits us, overlooked by a promontory where the remains of a Bronze Age village have been brought to light: the prehistoric village of Capo Milazzese. Continuing our tour we will stop at Cala degli Zimmari (or Spiaggia dell'asino), a beach of very fine, light sand, for an unforgettable swim. The next stop will be the port where you will be free to visit the town. We will then pass through the enchanting coves of Panarea and its islets. In front of you will appear majestic Stromboli. The height of this mythical volcano is 920 meters above sea level, in constant activity, for this reason called the lighthouse of the Mediterranean. The cobalt-colored waters, the almost perfect cone, the blackish slopes of the lava and the rivers, offer a unique spectacle, especially at sunset, with the contrast of the white-hued villages, perched that slide into the sea. During the stop at the port you will have the opportunity to walk through the village of Scari, with its narrow streets dotted with characteristic shops. At sunset we will resume sailing along the coast of Strombolicchio and the villages of Piscitą and Ginostra. Once we arrive under the Sciara del Fuoco we will stop to watch, from the sea, the spectacle of the eruptions.

Leaving at our back the rada of Marina Lunga, we will sail along Monterosa, The Canneto bay, the white beaches, the pumice quarries where we will stop for a first swim. Then, on your left, you could see the small village of Acquacalda, and in front of us the island of Salina, beginning our tour from Capo Faro, we will see the "torricella" and its perpendicular wall made of numerous homogenus stratifications that testify its geological stages. More ahead, the small village of Malfa (its name comes from a group from Amalfi who settled there in the ancient times following the order of pope Urban II) we will see the arch called "il Perciato". We will stop for a swim in the magnificent bay of Pollara made up of the caldera of an exploded cratere which half sunk under the sea level. We will spot at Rinella for another swim. Hugging the small lake, we will go towards Santa Marina, one of the most famous village of the island, there you could have a lunch and go shopping. Then, we will head to the east coast of Lipari, and its small bays where we will stop for a swim. The view of the Angels cave and Lipari's faraglioni will mean the conclusion of our trip.

Leaving behind us the east part of Lipari, we could admire the indented coast of Vulcanello and the stacks, Pietra Lunga and Pietra Menalda. We''ll head our route towards the island of Alicudi. Just arrived, we will notice the tiny port and its small aeolian styled houses spread out on the slopes of the island. No pollution here, neither environmental nor acoustic, in fact, as you could see the streets are made of steps and the only mean of transport is the monkey. The waters are a so clean and crystal clear blu that it invites to dive. Setting out from Alicudi, we will sail round the island  before heading towards the stack called La Canna and then the cave of the "Bue Marino" at Filicudi where we will stop for a swim. Going on sailing along the island, we will pass by the villages of Pecorini and Capo Graziano where have been discovered the remains of a prehistoric village. We will stop at the port to allow you the visits of both the neolithic village and of the small town.