Seven days, one boat, one crew. We leave from Portorosa with the wind in our faces and the adrenaline growing. On board, different people: those who have already sailed oceans and those who have just learned to say "tack", but it doesn't take much to create harmony. A toast, a dip, and the route is traced: we go towards Lipari.

Here navigation begins to be felt in earnest. The pumice bay welcomes the group with transparent waters and white seabeds. You swim, laugh, sunbathe on deck. In the evening, you will dine with a view of the illuminated castle.

The next day is Salina, an elegant and relaxed island. Cala Pollara leaves everyone breathless. After a regenerating bath, the aperitif starts at sunset with local Malvasia, laughter and shared playlists. Someone proposes a game, someone else pulls out a guitar...

We leave for Panarea, the smallest but also the most glamorous. Cala Junco becomes a small paradise for snorkeling, photos and group dives. In the afternoon you go ashore for a drink with a view, and in the evening in the most characteristic places: soft lights, music, and the complicity of those who are enjoying every moment.

Then comes the time of Stromboli. The crew approaches in silence, with bated breath. The Sciara del Fuoco lights up at sunset, offering shows that leave everyone speechless. We dine under a sky full of stars and lapilli, with Stromboli breathing and reminding everyone of the power of nature.

The fifth day is Filicudi. Wild, authentic, perfect for those seeking calm and beauty. You explore the Grotta del Bue Marino, challenge dives from the bow, sunbathe in total relaxation. The night in the roadstead is silent, and the stories told in the cockpit flow like wine.

Then Vulcano, a land of contrasts: hot mud, black beaches, smoking craters. The group climbs to the top, hugs in the wind, takes photos and laughs among the sulfur whiffs. The return on board is festive: the last swim, the last evening. We toast to the week, to new friendships, to freedom.

The last section to Portorosa is a suspended moment. No one wants to get off. Seven days are enough to create real bonds, to feel part of something unique. It is not just a boat holiday: it is an experience that remains on the skin, in the heart and – above all – among the stories to be told once back on land.