Filicudi has the clearest sea in the archipelago and also offers a rugged coastline full of caves and rock formations.

Alicudi, on the other hand, looks like a huge cone with the characteristic little houses attached all around the walls.

You'll leave Lipari to sail off the promontory of Capo Graziano, on the island of Filicudi . Here you will notice that the sea of these two remote islands is definitely the most pristine and crystal clear of the whole archipelago.

Continuing the navigation you will reach the famous Grotta del Bue Marino, the largest and most beautiful cave of the Aeolian Islands.

Leaving Filicudi you will sail to the small port of Alicudi to visit freely the small village, where you can take a bath and find a typical restaurant for lunch.

The main street of Alicudi is a stone mule track that climbs to the top of the island and the only means of transport is the donkey. Going up the mule track will give you the opportunity to admire a breathtaking view and feel the sensation of being alone, on a dot far from the world and time, immersed in the truest Mediterranean.