Between Mythology, Mud, and Volcanic Panoramas
Welcome to Vulcano, the island that in Greek mythology was the forge of Hephaestus, the god of fire. This fascinating island will amaze you with its primordial energy, its lunar landscapes, and its natural therapeutic properties.

The main attraction of Vulcano is its Gran Cratere, the Great Crater, whose climb (about 45 minutes) offers breathtaking views of the entire archipelago and the plumes of sulfurous smoke rising from the fumaroles. An unforgettable experience, especially at sunset.

Vulcano is also famous for its thermal waters and sulfurous mud, renowned for its beneficial properties for the skin and joints. Immerse yourself in a regenerating experience and let yourself be pampered by the power of nature.

The beaches of Vulcano are unique, characterized by black volcanic sand. The Ponente Beach (or Black Sand Beach) is one of the most famous, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the sun. The Vulcanello Peninsula, formed by a later eruption, offers a wild and evocative landscape, with the Valley of the Monsters, rock formations with curious shapes.

What not to miss on Vulcano:
Climbing the Gran Cratere: To admire a unique panorama and feel the power of the volcano.
The Thermal Mud Lakes: For a natural wellness experience.
The Black Sand Beach: To relax on the volcanic sand.
The Vulcanello Peninsula and the Valley of the Monsters: To explore a fascinating geological landscape.
The Horse Cave and the Venus Pool: Natural wonders accessible by sea.
Recommended activities on Vulcano:
Bathing in the thermal mud and sulfur waters.
Trekking to the crater and along the island´s trails.
Boat excursions to discover sea caves and hidden coves.
Diving and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters.
Observation of fumaroles and volcanic phenomena.