Seven volcanic islands, each with a different soul. At the Aeolian you walk through craters still active, peaks dominating the sea, ancient paths carved into the rock and mule tracks that connect tiny villages suspended over time. The volcanic archipelago of the Aeolian Islands offers unique landscapes and atmospheres: from the smoking craters of Vulcano, to the panoramic summit of Salina, to the wild paths of Alicudi and Filicudi.
To this are added the lava flows of Stromboli, the farm paths of Lipari and the volcanic cliffs of Panarea.

Hiking at Aeolian is not just walking: is exploring a living territory, where nature, silence and authentic encounters make each step part of something bigger. Have you ever thought about walking through an archipelago? No, we're not talking about just any trekking. But of an adventure among steaming craters, fiery sunsets, wild paths and real encounters with those who live all on these islands
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We've been walking the Aeolians for over ten years, and every time it's like the first. We know every glimpse, every hidden passage, every panoramic curve that takes your breath away. But above all, we know people: the islanders who welcome us as friends, who tell us stories, who cook us freshly fished fish or make us taste a wine that is not found in supermarkets.

We take you to discover Salina, with its intense green and the Fossa delle Felci, the highest point of the Aeolian. To climb to the top means to gain a view that embraces all the islands. And if you get there at sunset, prepare for a moment you won't forget easily.

Then there is Vulcan, with his Martian landscape: the active crater, the sulphurous fumaroles, the smell of sulphur that reminds you that the Earth does not sleep here. Walking on it makes you feel tiny but alive.