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Yacht Charter in Stromboli

Yacht Charter in Stromboli

Stromboli, Aeolian Islands

⏱ 8 hours

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About this experience

Yacht Charter in Stromboli is a private boat excursion around the volcanic island of Stromboli, located in the Aeolian archipelago off Sicily's northern coast. The charter allows you to approach the Sciara del Fuoco, the active lava flow channel, from the sea at a safe distance. It also provides access to the island's black-sand beaches and the small harbour village of Ginostra, which is only reachable by boat.

What to expect

  • Charter duration is typically 4 to 8 hours, with a skipper and fuel included in the quoted price
  • You will see the Sciara del Fuoco lava slide, where volcanic debris and occasional glowing rock fragments tumble into the sea
  • The boat stops for swimming and snorkelling at the black volcanic sand beach of Spiaggia di Ficogrande, with masks and fins provided
  • A landing at Ginostra village is included, where you can walk among the 30 permanent residents and the 18th-century church of San Vincenzo
  • The itinerary suits small groups of up to 8 passengers, with a shaded deck and fresh water shower on board
  • Sunset departures allow you to watch the volcano's summit crater emit red-orange glow as darkness falls, with the boat positioned 200 metres offshore

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Rating

4.4

16 reviews

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