Filicudi and Alicudi boat tour from Lipari

Among all the islands, Alicudi and Filicudi are regarded as the wildest and least contaminated, situated far from the chaos of the world.

Filicudi boasts the clearest sea within the archipelago, offering a rugged coastline adorned with caves and rock formations. In contrast, Alicudi appears as a massive conical shape, featuring characteristic little houses clustered along its walls.

To embark upon this journey, one should first venture towards the promontory of Capo Graziano, located on the island of Filicudi. Upon arrival, visitors will be astounded by the exceptionally pristine and crystal-clear waters of both these remote islands.

Continuing the voyage, navigators shall arrive at the renowned Grotta del Bue Marino, the largest and most spectacular cave among the Aeolian Islands.

From Filicudi, travelers will proceed to the small port of Alicudi to explore its charming village, accessible solely through the ancient stone-mule track. This picturesque route is limited to donkeys, providing an unparalleled experience of solitude amidst nature's embrace.

Ascending the mule track to the summit of Alicudi affords panoramic views that offer a profound sense of isolation, enveloping one in the serene essence of the Mediterranean.