Visiting the islands by sea is definitely the best experience if you love water. There are many different options depending on how much time you want to spend and your budget: a private boat with skipper shared group boats, rent your own private boat for the day/half day. The hydrofoil also regularly connects Salina to all the other islands.

The volcanic island hosts stunning beaches:
Punta Scario beach in Malfa is a 15min walk from the hotel. Black volcanic rocks and clear waters, create pure magic. The small fisherman village of Pollara was the set of the famous movie “Il Postino”, dominated by a white vertical cliff, part of an ancient crater. The only dark sand beach of Rinella characterises the colorful village and sunbath amongst the fishing boats. Lingua offers a promenade by the sea with numerous access points to the water.

Salina is also called "Green Island" because of its forest and Malvasia grape vineyards.
Many tracks and hikes possible in Salina. The most famous one is in the volcanic cone of the highest mountain "Monte Fossa delle Felci" - a wonderful tree fern forest, which is today a protected natural reserve reachable through a track. It takes around 2 hours to get there on foot and the starting point is the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Terzito in Valdichiesa, reachable also by public bus.

Salina is renowned for the production of "capers" and "Malvasia", distinctive wine with a very sweet flavor and aroma derived from raisins. Local wine tastings and products are possible to be booked in many of the canteens on the island.

The sea is so clean it’s practically crystal clear
— a paradise for scuba divers.
Secca del Capo is situated a bit further than three miles from Capo Faro and, though the peak of this rock shift is at a depth of 8 meters, most of the dive takes place at a depth of 35 to 40 meters.