See the lava pouring down the sides of the active vulcano of Stromboli whilst circum-navigating the island makes a dramatic and exiting backdrop during a sumptuous alfresco dinner onboard.

If you are into walking may be tempt you with a hike up Lipari’s Monte Pilato, a stroll along Lipari’s north shore or a visit to the Lipari’s archaeological museum, a must-see for lovers of Mediterranean history with one of Europe’s finest collections of ancient finds.

As an important agriculture producer, Sicily is rich in culinary treats. Citrus fruits, tomatoes, olive products, artichokes, almonds, grapes, pistachios all are largely cultivated on the island not to forget the wine, cheese, honey and chocolate. Palermo or Taromina are ports often used to start or finish a yacht charter cruise.