Practical info once you’re on the islands
The Aeolian Islands – are a Mediterranean dream of volcanoes, picturesque coastlines, and authentic island life. Anyone preparing for a trip there or simply wanting to dream of Italian island charm will find a few books here that make the perfect companion: travel guides, hiking books, novels, non-fiction, or children’s books – they all offer … Read more
While renting a scooter or a car to get around the Aeolian Islands, I would highly recommend trying the convenient and reliable public transport, especially if you prefer to avoid the hassle of searching for parking spots. The bus system on Lipari is, similar to Salina, extensive and runs regularly, providing easy access to all … Read more
The Aeolian Islands, Italy is known for its Mediterranean climate, which means mild winters and warm summers. The best time to visit the Aeolian Islands depends on your preferences and activities. The islands have an average temperature of around 16-18°C (60-65°F) in the winter and around 25-30°C (77-86°F) in the summer. At night the temperature … Read more
You might wonder how drinking water is sourced to all the people on the aeolian islands, including all the tourists? I think you might be as suprised as I was when I learned about it the first time: Its done by ship! Special water ships get water from the main land (Gioia Tauro), stop by … Read more
Salina, Italy is a charming and beautiful island located in the Aeolian archipelago, off the coast of Sicily. While Salina can be a luxurious destination, there are plenty of ways to enjoy Salina on a budget. Here are some tips for getting to Salina, staying there, and doing activities for free or cheap. Getting to … Read more
Salina, Italy is a small island located in the Aeolian archipelago, off the coast of Sicily. Getting around on Salina is relatively easy, with several transportation options available. Salina isn’t very big (5.5 km x 7.5 km) but the streets outside of the villages do not have a sidewalk. There is a main road that … Read more
While renting a scooter or a car to get around on Salina seems like a great idea, public transport is also an option if you don’t want to search for parking spots. The bus is going very regulary from and to all villages on the island. Enjoy the views without any hazzle! While this is … Read more