The Green Island of Vineyards, Capers, and Natural Delights
Welcome to Salina, the second largest island in the Aeolian archipelago, an oasis of peace and beauty characterized by lush vegetation, Malvasia and caper crops, and a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere.

Salina is famous for its twin extinct volcanoes, Monte Fossa delle Felci and Monte dei Porri, which create a unique and evocative landscape. Trekking enthusiasts can venture along the trails that crisscross the nature reserves, enjoying breathtaking views and immersing themselves in the fragrant Mediterranean scrub.

The island is renowned for the production of two gastronomic delicacies: Malvasia delle Lipari DOC, a passito wine with an unmistakable flavor, and Salina capers DOP, renowned worldwide for their quality. Don´t miss the opportunity to taste these unique products in the island´s restaurants and farms.

Salina´s coastline offers enchanting, tranquil bays, ideal for a relaxing day in the sun and a dip in the crystal-clear waters. Pollara Beach, nestled in an ancient caldera, is a setting of rare beauty, made famous by the film "Il Postino."

What not to miss in Salina:
The "Mountains of Porri and Ferns" Nature Reserve: A paradise for trekking and nature lovers.
The Wineries: To taste the prized Malvasia delle Lipari.
The Farms: To discover and savor the authentic capers of Salina.
Pollara Beach: A magical and evocative place.
The Sanctuary of the Madonna del Terzito in Valdichiesa: An important place of worship with a panoramic view.
Lingua: A picturesque seaside village with a saltwater lake.
Recommended activities in Salina:

Hiking along nature trails.
Visits to wineries and Malvasia tastings.
Boat excursions to explore the coast and coves.
Relax on the island´s quiet beaches.
Tasting of typical products at local restaurants.