The meeting is scheduled at the Marina di Capo d'Orlando around 3:30 pm. Together with the skipper and travel companions, the galley is provided and, once everything is settled on the boat, the holiday can officially begin.

Discovering Panarea, by sea and by land, is an unforgettable experience. Although it does not have a marina, the island offers numerous suggestive mooring spots and a well-organized buoy field. You can dive in the crystal clear and sandy waters of Baia Milazzese, Cala Zimmari, Basiluzzo or Cala Junco, and snorkel among the underwater geysers of Lisca Nera and Lisca Bianca. On land, the village of San Pietro invites you to stroll through elegant boutiques and corners full of charm. At nightfall, Panarea comes alive: cocktails at the Bridge or the famous Raya, or a simple granita on a terrace overlooking Dattilo. A dinner on one of the island's panoramic terraces, enjoying fresh fish under the stars, leaves magnificent memories.

We head for Stromboli, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, an island that embodies the power of nature. During the day you can relax on the black sand beaches of Forgia Vecchia or San Lorenzo, or dive into the deep, cobalt blue waters around Strombolicchio. At nightfall you can witness the extraordinary spectacle of the Sciara del Fuoco.

You can admire it by taking part in a guided excursion that climbs along the sides of the volcano, or from the sea with a dinghy ride organized by local operators (activities not included in the package) to observe the eruptions up close. In the evening, for safety reasons, we take a buoy in the bay of San Vincenzo to go ashore. Here the Bar Ingrid is an unmissable stop: perfect for a Neapolitan pizza and, in the morning, for one of the best granitas with brioche in the Aeolian Islands.

Salina, with its picturesque marina, is a peaceful retreat that encompasses all the grace of the Aeolian Islands. Due to its central location in the archipelago, it is often a mid- or weekend stopover, a pleasant break between adventure and relaxation. The splendid bay of Pollara, set in the crater of an ancient volcano, offers unforgettable views between high cliffs and transparent sea. In Salina you can moor in the port and go ashore to walk through the colorful streets of Santa Marina di Salina and reach Lingua to taste the famous pane cunzato and the legendary granita of Alfredo. Alternatively, you can stay at anchor in front of Lingua and reach the shore by tender For wine lovers, a stop at the Hauner winery is an exceptional stop to taste excellent Aeolian wines with a view of the vineyards and the sea.

Lipari, the largest and liveliest of the islands, combines energy, history and natural beauty.

Its coast is a spectacle of colors: from the intense blue of Canneto to the turquoise of Valle Muria, up to the majestic Faraglioni. It is usually visited in the middle of the week, as it is the ideal stop for the supply of water, electricity or to replenish the galley with fresh fish and local specialties. A night in port guarantees comfort on board and a free evening without having to respect return times. Once moored, the island invites you to explore its most authentic views: the promenade of Marina Corta and Marina Lunga, the historic center and the local shops. The evening offers endless possibilities: an aperitif or a panoramic dinner in the hills overlooking Vulcano, or a livelier atmosphere in the clubs of Marina Corta. For those who want to continue, the famous Tourmaline nightclub promises an unforgettable Aeolian night.

Filicudi encapsulates the bohemian soul of the Aeolian Islands: wild, elegant and authentic.

We sail towards La Canna, an imposing seventy-meter-high basalt stack that emerges from the sea like a natural sculpture, the perfect place for a scenic bath.

The transparent seabed of Capo Graziano also offers a paradise for those who love snorkeling and relaxation. At anchor or buoy in front of the village of Pecorini a Mare you go ashore, where Filicudi shows its most authentic simplicity: you can walk barefoot, relax on colorful carpets and dine outdoors in an olive grove with a view of Alicudi and La Canna that are tinged with gold at sunset. Alternatively, a fish dinner at the Sirena or, for sushi lovers, a gourmet experience at Filicrudi, where the flavors of the Mediterranean meet those of the Far East.

Vulcano, with its spectacular cliffs and contrasts between land and sea, reveals all its beauty from the sea. The coast offers wonderful views: from the white lighthouse of Gelso where the bright waters, where turquoise and emerald merge with the horizon. Since it is not always possible to visit all six islands in a single week, the choices vary depending on the weather and the pace of sailing. Vulcano is often admired from the sea, as a scenic stop, and offers peaceful anchorages in Baia Levante and Baia Ponente, a perfect balance between adventure and relaxation.