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Filicudi
Even though trendsetters from mainland Italy are starting to snatch up property on unspoiled Filicudi, the tiny island (for now) remains largely undeveloped. During the high season, it's a great place to escape the crowds found on Panarea and Salina....
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Indagare Tours: Boat Rental
Since the Aeolian islands have few sand beaches, the best way to explore them is by boat. Local captains know the best coves to stop for swimming in the absolutely glorious waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Indagare members can contact our...
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Salina Hiking
The Aeolian's greenest island has several lovely hiking paths, but the most memorable is Monte Fossa delle Felci, the Aeolian's highest peak (at 31,000 feet). The challenging hike snakes through gorgeous countryside and steadily rises (the final 20 minutes are...
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Salina Sunset
Salina has tried to market the 1994 film Il Postino, in which an endearing local postman learns to love poetry (and get the girl) from Pablo Neruda. But today's Pollara, where the movie was shot, looks pretty much the same...
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Stromboli Hiking
For the truly outdoorsy, hiking the Stromboli Volcano is an experience that is second to none. The summit reaches a height of 3,030 feet—where eruptions can usually be seen at fifteen-minute intervals. The highly active volcano is one of the...
Aeolian Islands

Pollara, on Salina
Seaside lounging, reading, boat tours and the occasional hike (if you’re feeling motivated)…the daytime activities of the Aeolians are decidedly relaxed. At night, it depends what island you’re on: Panarea is a party scene while Salina is of the sleepier variety. Indagare members can contact our Bookings Team for help with trip planning, including customized recommendations and itineraries.