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Aeolian islands Jet Set Travel Guide
 
 
alla scoperta delle isole eolie

The Aeolian archipelago consists of seven islands spread over a 90 km sea arch, along Sicily’s north-east coast.
They are dispersed in a large Y-shape. Vulcano is at the lower end, with Alicudi and Stromboli respectively being at the west and east extremes.



The Aeolian islands are all of volcanic origin; signs of this volcanic activity being the underwater hot water springs and the therapeutic spa mud. The oldest are Alicudi and Filicudi which are approximately 1 million years old. The most recent are Vulcano and Stromboli, which still have volcanic activity. Lipari’s islands, thanks to its favourable geographic position, enjoy a typically Mediterranean climate.

The average temperatures vary from 10° C in winter, to 20-21° C in spring and autumn, while during the summer the thermometer shows temperatures between 27-30 C. Rainfall is scarce, especially in summer.

 
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