"After three fun but frantic days in Palermo — the hyperactive Sicilian capital is not for the faint-hearted — we’ve come to the largest of the seven Aeolian Islands in the Tyrrhenian Sea looking for ...

Scattered across the Tyrrhenian Sea to the northeast of Sicily, the Aeolian Islands were home to fishermen and farmers who were still living in "19th century" conditions when Italy's neo-realist film ...

Steaming volcanoes, a cobalt-blue sea and tranquil villages draw visitors to Sicily and the Aeolian Islands, a bucket-list stop for those who love European islands. A new custom tour by Blue Parallel ...

Locals call them the "shape-shifting" or "floating" islands. That's because the Aeolian archipelago has been sculpted and destroyed by volcanic activity over the millennia. Named after the powerful ...

Rising from the waves, sculpted by fire and wind: the Aeolian Islands defy imagination. This volcanic archipelago north of ...

All seemed peaceful and serene as we sailed past what, from afar, looked like a great craggy molehill. A whisp of smoke from the top of it was the only reminder that this was (and is) an active ...

When choosing a holiday destination there are a number of factors that come into play. The weather, cost, distance, accommodation, food and activities are all considerations to make. Article continues ...

Given its long, hot summers, gorgeously rustic architecture and fabulous cuisine, holidaymakers from all over the world can be forgiven for flocking to the island of Sicily. However, given the ...