Our tour to discover the Aeolian Islands starts from Lipari, where from 18:00 on Saturday, our guests can embark at the Eolmare pier at Porto Pignataro. After the assignment of the cabins and after the briefing with the Skipper, everyone goes to the supermarket to stock up! The first moment to share with the other members of the crew, an excellent opportunity to get to know each other. In the evening, dinner in a typical restaurant and walk through the streets of the center of Lipari, enlivened by several outdoor venues with live music.

On Sunday morning, we set sail for Panarea, the most chic of the seven sisters. Once we reach Panarea , we will make a stop at Cala Junco, a nature reserve and a beautiful setting for a relaxing swim. Lunch on board. In the afternoon, if the mistral breeze allows it, you can sail again, perhaps circumnavigating the island, and then stop near Dattilo. From here we could witness a breathtaking spectacle: the warm light of the sunset illuminates the islets in front of Panarea (Dattilo, Lisca bianca, Bottaro, Basiluzzo) and its colors mix with the yellow of the sulfur and the dark red of the iron that characterize their rocks. And now everyone on the ground to walk through the streets of the town, and then meet for an aperitif at the Sushi Bar. Those who want can spend the night in the most famous disco of the Aeolian Islands, the Raya, alternatively, we will spend the night in Baia Milazzese. Night at anchor.

On Monday morning it will be the turn of Basiluzzo, which with its basalts offers a wonderful setting for a swim and for moments of relaxation. Afterwards we will move to Iddu, one of the most active volcanoes in Europe, the volcano of Stromboli.

We will find ourselves at anchor at the foot of S. Vincenzo, a very characteristic place where it is possible to admire the ancient Aeolian style. In the afternoon it will be possible to go ashore to visit the town and go to the Ingrid Bar for an aperitif on a terrace with a splendid view of the sea and Strombolicchio, an islet in front of Stromboli. The evening will continue on the boat, dinner, and then off to admire the spectacle of the

Sciara del fuoco, the side of the island from which you can observe the explosions of the volcano.

Tuesday will be dedicated to Salina,  the largest island, after Lipari, of the Aeolian archipelago. In the morning we will head towards Pollara, a bay north-west of Salina, characterized by a high coast overlooking the sea. In these evocative places, Troisi chose to shoot numerous scenes of The Postman. In its vicinity it is also possible to admire a splendid natural arch. We will stop here for the rest of the morning and after a swim, we will prepare a great lunch. Refreshed by the post-lunch relaxation, we will move towards Lingua after half an hour of navigation where we will find one of the best granitas of the Aeolian Islands, that of Alfredo. We advise you to choose the combination of figs and mulberries, perhaps accompanied by cream and brioche. Mouth-watering!

On Wednesday morning we will sail to Filicudi,  if we are lucky we will meet a pod of dolphins or why not, some sea turtles, not rare encounters in these parts! We will stop near Capo Graziano to fully enjoy the charm of the island. In the afternoon we will move to  Pecorini a Mare, a very picturesque fishing village. Time for a swim in front of the village and then on land, for a beer by the sea at the Saloon, perhaps nibbling on some homemade specialties! If we're lucky, our arrival could coincide with the stop of some fishing boats. In this case it will be possible to buy some excellent swordfish for dinner on the boat. Alternatively, it is possible to dine in the only restaurant in the village: La Sirena.

On Thursday morning we will stay in Filicudi, but we will move near the  Canna, a stack of volcanic origin that rises from the waters several hundred meters from the coast. Here you can stay at anchor and enjoy the wonderful emerald water. It will surely be one of the bathrooms that will stick with you the most! In the early afternoon we will sail until we arrive near the stacks of Lipari. Here, too, the coast is high and overlooking the sea and is a great place to watch the sunset. We will take advantage of the last light of the day to move to Vulcano, in the bay of Ponente. Here we will go down to the São Paulo for a dancing aperitif on the Black Beaches and a walk in the village