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     • No. Nobody operates those routes because they’re too far apart.
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     Aeolian Islands, Sicily: A Detailed Travel Guide

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   How do I get to the Aeolian Islands from Sicily?

   • Search for Milazzo to Salina tickets here or tickets for Messina to Salina here. In the summer months, there are direct ferries to the Aeolian Islands from Sicily’s capital city, Palermo (3.5 hours to Salina), and from Naples (5.5 hours to Salina). The closest airports to the Aeolian Islands are in Catania, Palermo and Reggio Calabria.

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   How to get from Palermo to Aeolian Islands?

   • During the summer months, there are ferries to the Aeolian Islands from Palermo (3.5-hours), and Naples (5.5 hours). Once you reach the islands, there are various options for getting around and between them. We explored the islands with a hired boat, which was a fast and fun way to do it! You could also take a ferry between the islands.

   Aeolian Islands, Sicily: A Complete Guide to Italy’s Island Paradise

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   Where are the Aeolian Islands?

   • The Aeolian Islands are a volcanic archipelago off the northeast coast of Sicily in the Tyrrhenian Sea. The islands were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000 for their natural environment — namely, their volcanic formation and ongoing volcanic activity to this day.

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   What are the main islands in Sicily?

   • The main islands are Lipari, Vulcano, Salina, Panarea, Stromboli, Filicudi, and Alicudi, and although they are quite near to one another and were all formed by the same volcanic system, each island has its own identity and distinct landscapes.

   A Local’s Guide to Visiting the Aeolian Islands

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   When is the best time to visit Sicilian & Aeolian Islands?

   • In Spring, average temperatures are quite high, allowing you to enjoy the sea by as early as April. Temperatures are also perfect for trekking, even under the midday sun, without getting too hot. Although Sicilian summer is notoriously hot, the Aeolian Islands tend to be a bit cooler thanks to the winds that blow through the islands.

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   Why are the Aeolian Islands in the World Heritage List?

   • Once you have visited them all, you’ll understand why the Aeolian Islands are in the Unesco World Heritage list. The seven islands, each with its own strong identity but all having the same volcanic origin, , are located off the northern coast of Sicily. They will leave you speechless.

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3. wander-lush.org › aeolian-islands-itinerary-sicilyAeolian Islands Itinerary & Travel Tips: Paradise in Sicily

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   May 1, 2022 · The Aeolian Islands are linked to Sicily and the Italian mainland by high-speed hydrofoil. The easiest way to get to the islands is by taking a Liberty Lines hydrofoil from Milazzo (10-12 boats daily; 1.5 hours to Salina) or from Messina (1-4 boats daily; 2.5 hours to Salina).

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5. goaskalocal.com › blog › aeolian-islands-travel-guideA Local’s Guide to Visiting the Aeolian Islands

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   Jun 20, 2024 · A comprehensive guide to the Aeolian Islands in Sicily. How to get here, when to visit, how long to spend, how to travel between the islands, and what to see & do on each of them.

6. www.unchartedtraveling.com › post › why-the-aeolianWhy the Aeolian Islands are one of Italy’s best hidden gems

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   Sep 23, 2024 · Just off the coast of Sicily, the Aeolian Islands are less expensive and less touristy than other more well-known islands in Italy, and one of its best hidden gems.

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   These islands off the coast of Sicily can be reached by fast hydrofoil boats. The most popular way is to take the boat from Milazzo in Taormina. There are 10 boats daily, with the journey to Salina taking only 1.5 hours. Boats also depart from Messina (3 boats daily), with the journey taking 2.5 hours. During the summer months, there are ferries to...

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   Many people choose to experience the islands through a day tour. This is a great way to easily see the different islands and towns available. However, with so much to explore on these islands, we would have to recommend spending some time here. In order to really see all that is on offer, we recommend spending at least 3 nights. This gives you enou...

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   After some off-the-beaten-path places in Italy? These islands are at the top of the list! With seven Italian islandsand many uninhabited islets, there is so much to see and do. Choosing which islands to visit can be tricky, as each is unique. Here is our guide to the different islands.

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   We recommend choosing a base island where you can explore the others from. Here are our top 3 island picks, each with its own unique appeal.

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   These Italian islands near Sicily offer visitors a look into some of the most unique and exciting landscapes in Italy. Visiting the Aeolian Islands is a fantastic experience, as each island offers something so different. Whether you visit for the volcanoes, dramatic beaches, hikes, beautiful little port towns, or chic island living – the Aeolians a...

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8. www.lonelyplanet.com › articles › seven-islandsSeven islands, seven adventures: Sicily’s idyllic Aeolian ...

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   Aug 29, 2017 · Countless cultures have sailed Aeolian waters, as evidenced by the graveyard of ancient ships littering the Capo Graziano shoals off Filicudi. In 2008, Filicudi’s collection of shipwrecks was protected as an underwater archaeological park, allowing divers to enter this world of ancient Greek anchors, lost cargoes and vessels buried in sand.

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   Once you have visited them all, you’ll understand why the Aeolian Islands are in the Unesco World Heritage list. The seven islands, each with its own strong identity but all having the same volcanic origin, , are located off the northern coast of Sicily. They will leave you speechless.