Check-in on Saturday takes place from 6 pm. Once you have bought the galley (possibly market in the same village) and embarked the crew members, you will spend a pleasant evening in the marina of Portorosa to get to know each other and prepare for the departure of the next day. On Sunday morning around 9 a.m. we set sail for the bays south of the island of Vulcano (Località Gelso). Refreshing bath and then resume navigation towards Panarea. From here it is possible to make a night visit to the town.

On Monday it is the turn of the island of Stromboli where, the most daring can make the ascent to the crater (an excursion that requires an authorized guide to be booked) or, the most romantic, watch the breathtaking sunset from a terrace in the tiny hamlet of  Ginostra.

In the morning we set off, bow to Salina with an intermediate stop for swimming north of Panarea (the island is located on the route to Salina and halfway along the route). Salina is called the green island, the island for those who love trekking, but also for those who want to go shopping in the charming center of S.Marina.Those with a sweet tooth can instead enjoy the famous granita di Alfredo or the pane cunzato, in the locality of Lingua. Not to be overlooked is a visit to some winery that produces excellent Malvasia wine .

Before leaving Salina, stop for a swim in the famous bay of Pollara, one of the sets where they shot the film Il Postino then head to Filicudi, swim at the tips to spend the night in the tiny port of Pecorini a Mare.

After a tender excursion inside the Bue Marino cave and a passage next to the Canna, we go to Lipari, the largest island of the archipelago. Before reaching the port, to visit the town, you can admire the west coast of the island and in particular Valle Muria, wonderful for the colors of the coves, the Faraglioni and the mouths of Vulcano).

It is the day of the return but, before heading for PortoRosa which we will reach at 6 pm, circumnavigation of the west coast of the island of Vulcano to visit the Grotta del Cavallo and other bays totally formed by lava.