Stromboli is a smouldering volcanic island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, where fire and water meet. It is part of the Aeolian Islands, and it offers an unparalleled perspective of its dramatic landscapes, black-sand beaches, and fiery nightly eruptions. Yachting in Stromboli is one of the classic Italian itineraries that rarely disappoints.

Most journeys to Stromboli start with its neighbouring Aeolian Islands, either Lipari, Vulcano, or Panarea. Then, from there, cruise to Stromboli and witness its iconic silhouette of an ever-present plume of smoke, setting the tone for an extraordinary adventure. Drop anchor near Stromboli Town, where whitewashed homes contrast with black volcanic sands. From here, take a guided hike to Mount Stromboli's peak for breathtaking views of molten lava spilling into the night sky.

At Ginostra, a tiny cliffside village on the island’s western side, a more secluded experience is available. It has no roads and a population of just a few dozen, offering a rare glimpse into traditional island life. Enjoy a sunset aperitivo at a cliff-top bar while soaking in the atmosphere and views. Just offshore, Strombolicchio, an uninhabited volcanic outcrop, is a prime spot for snorkelling and diving, with crystal-clear waters revealing dramatic underwater formations. Finally, don’t miss Fico Grande Beach, a striking stretch of dark volcanic sand where locals gather for a quiet retreat. Nighttime is when Stromboli truly comes alive, with fiery eruptions lighting up the sky, an awe-inspiring spectacle best enjoyed from the water.

<br>Stromboli is a yachting destination that blends the raw and powerful beauty of nature with the soft, luxurious comfort of its beaches and towns. Set sail and discover one of the most spectacular destinations in the Mediterranean. See our available luxury yacht charters in Stromboli here.

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