Stromboli Volcano
Stromboli Volcano
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Area
Lokasi terdekat terbaik
Restoran
20 dalam 5 km
Objek wisata
9 dalam 10 km
Berkontribusi
4.6
1.801 ulasan
Luar biasa
1.381
Sangat bagus
278
Biasa
79
Buruk
29
Sangat buruk
34
Hilary D
7 kontribusi
Feb 2025 • Sendiri
During our trip to italy, we chose to dedicate a lot of time to sicily, and its incredible beauties, historical and natural.
Stromboli is one of the most beautiful experiences you can live, we stayed in Ginosa, it is not easy to describe the beauty of a starry sky, while at the same time listening to the volcano.
Stromboli is one of the most beautiful experiences you can live, we stayed in Ginosa, it is not easy to describe the beauty of a starry sky, while at the same time listening to the volcano.
Ditulis pada 26 Februari 2025
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Jeffry b
Essendon, Australia13.740 kontribusi
Sep 2024 • Pasangan
Stromboli is an active volcano, Stromboli in the Aeolian islands. Stromboli is nicknamed as 'the lighthouse of the Mediterranean,' the boat trip around the volcano is quite spectacular, with the display of active lava. The Aeolian Islands are connected to Sicily; Stromboli is Italy's treasure.
Ditulis pada 17 Desember 2024
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Maritana J
48 kontribusi
Mei 2024 • Keluarga
It’s a great small island with great choose of restaurants and spectacular stargazing opportunities and accessible volcano eruption viewing.
We went on a footpath towards observatory and found that it was sufficient to see great show. We wanted to go an a trek but our timings didn’t work out.
We also took a boat trip with Pasquale that took you to the village other side that has only 40 residents fot you to enjoy and then see the eruptions from the see.
Be prepared to walk up and down hill or take a cart. We walked it all and it was fine.
We went to the spiaggia terrazze di eolo beach just after the ficogrande beach which is more popular. We didn’t like the main one so went on and glad we did! The Spiaggia Terrazze Di Eolo beach was just amazing with beach access to restaurant with most amazing views! Would highly recommend.
It was all in all great authentic experience, really nice and very very quiet (late May). We wish we could go on a trek but glad we ventured out on foot ourselves. It’s marked well enough.
It was striking though how much this community is reliant on tourism. The remote village on the other side Ginostra (40 residents) had only one restaurant left open out of three and only served aperitivo (cheeses, olives and meet platter like snack with drink before main meal). Sane in the main village / lots of places shut. Sad really.. you can see it’s slowly fading away. I would hate seeing this to become hotel chain owned place as it is truly authentic at the moment and must be visited for the Vulcans and stargazing if not anything else. If you can, please visit and support as this community is still holding up as independent from commercial giants.
We went on a footpath towards observatory and found that it was sufficient to see great show. We wanted to go an a trek but our timings didn’t work out.
We also took a boat trip with Pasquale that took you to the village other side that has only 40 residents fot you to enjoy and then see the eruptions from the see.
Be prepared to walk up and down hill or take a cart. We walked it all and it was fine.
We went to the spiaggia terrazze di eolo beach just after the ficogrande beach which is more popular. We didn’t like the main one so went on and glad we did! The Spiaggia Terrazze Di Eolo beach was just amazing with beach access to restaurant with most amazing views! Would highly recommend.
It was all in all great authentic experience, really nice and very very quiet (late May). We wish we could go on a trek but glad we ventured out on foot ourselves. It’s marked well enough.
It was striking though how much this community is reliant on tourism. The remote village on the other side Ginostra (40 residents) had only one restaurant left open out of three and only served aperitivo (cheeses, olives and meet platter like snack with drink before main meal). Sane in the main village / lots of places shut. Sad really.. you can see it’s slowly fading away. I would hate seeing this to become hotel chain owned place as it is truly authentic at the moment and must be visited for the Vulcans and stargazing if not anything else. If you can, please visit and support as this community is still holding up as independent from commercial giants.
Ditulis pada 13 Juni 2024
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rofly
Durham, NC29 kontribusi
Okt 2023 • Sendiri
This was my first active volcano experience (besides Hawaii from afar), and it blew me away! I definitely plan to return, and to seek out other volcanoes as well. One of the most amazing things I have ever seen, and I've seen A LOT!
Ideally, you should spend at least 2 nights on the island to maximize the chances of seeing the eruption in case the craters are obscured by clouds one night. I inquired with Magmatrek when I arrived at the end of October, and they were sold out that night, and only had 1 spot available for the next night (which I took). So, plan ahead.
I think most reviews don't emphasize how amazing the volcano is even during the day! Seeing the rocks tumble down into the sea is mesmerizing. I wish I had arrived to the 290m viewpoint earlier, at least 1 hour before sunset!
I would recommend doing both the hiking group tour to 400m *and* going up by yourself to 290m (or wherever you feel like stopping - there are other places you can stop at, like the Observatory, but the higher you go the better the views will be, although even the "worst" are unbelievable). This way, you can get the pros of both the group and independent experience.
Pros of a tour: you get as close as possible (400m altitude), and you get some cool information along the way. Cons: you can't customize the experience; for example if you're seeking a quiet, contemplative experience like I was, that's not possible in a group of 20 people. If you want to arrive earlier or stay for longer, or hike faster/slower, you cannot do that, and for many this is a once in a lifetime experience that I would not recommend short-changing.
Pros of going alone: the main advantage for me is that you can spend more time at the top (arrive earlier, and can stay as long as you want, provided you have snacks, drinks, and WARM windproof CLOTHES). But you can only get to 290m, which is still very impressive but measurably less so than the 400m. The 290m viewpoint is still not completely serene, but you have more freedom to move around, go higher or lower, stay longer, etc. If you value solitude, this is an unforgettable experience, especially since during a full moon you can walk down the volcano without a light for the most part.
If I were to pick one experience vs. the other, I'm not sure which I would pick! They're both awesome in their own unique way. To get the advantages of both in one epic trip, I would definitely hire a private guide in order to arrive to 400m earlier in the day, and hopefully have the freedom to stay a bit longer than the other tour groups. That would give you the best experience possible, especially if enjoying this majestic natural experience in (relative) tranquility is important to you.
Ideally, you should spend at least 2 nights on the island to maximize the chances of seeing the eruption in case the craters are obscured by clouds one night. I inquired with Magmatrek when I arrived at the end of October, and they were sold out that night, and only had 1 spot available for the next night (which I took). So, plan ahead.
I think most reviews don't emphasize how amazing the volcano is even during the day! Seeing the rocks tumble down into the sea is mesmerizing. I wish I had arrived to the 290m viewpoint earlier, at least 1 hour before sunset!
I would recommend doing both the hiking group tour to 400m *and* going up by yourself to 290m (or wherever you feel like stopping - there are other places you can stop at, like the Observatory, but the higher you go the better the views will be, although even the "worst" are unbelievable). This way, you can get the pros of both the group and independent experience.
Pros of a tour: you get as close as possible (400m altitude), and you get some cool information along the way. Cons: you can't customize the experience; for example if you're seeking a quiet, contemplative experience like I was, that's not possible in a group of 20 people. If you want to arrive earlier or stay for longer, or hike faster/slower, you cannot do that, and for many this is a once in a lifetime experience that I would not recommend short-changing.
Pros of going alone: the main advantage for me is that you can spend more time at the top (arrive earlier, and can stay as long as you want, provided you have snacks, drinks, and WARM windproof CLOTHES). But you can only get to 290m, which is still very impressive but measurably less so than the 400m. The 290m viewpoint is still not completely serene, but you have more freedom to move around, go higher or lower, stay longer, etc. If you value solitude, this is an unforgettable experience, especially since during a full moon you can walk down the volcano without a light for the most part.
If I were to pick one experience vs. the other, I'm not sure which I would pick! They're both awesome in their own unique way. To get the advantages of both in one epic trip, I would definitely hire a private guide in order to arrive to 400m earlier in the day, and hopefully have the freedom to stay a bit longer than the other tour groups. That would give you the best experience possible, especially if enjoying this majestic natural experience in (relative) tranquility is important to you.
Ditulis pada 24 Januari 2024
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David M
Bristol, UK173 kontribusi
Sep 2023 • Pasangan
We took an 8 hour boat trip from Lipari to Panarera & Stromboli, with a night-time sea tour around Stromboli to see the intermittent eruptions. Brilliant!! The service from boat company Regina Eolie di Mava was excellent and very efficient - giving us over 2 and half hours of shore trips.
Ditulis pada 3 Oktober 2023
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SteveDennin
Enschede, Belanda1.671 kontribusi
Sep 2023 • Pasangan
We went here via Panarea on the Comerci Navigazione M/n Stromboli Express e M/n Adriatic Princess 4.
It was a full day cruise that left Tropea.
Both Islands were great but the Stromboli volcano was amazing! While Mt Etna is massive, this one you can actually see lava!
If you can afford it, its worth it! Just make sure to be at the departure time or you may be stuck on Stromboli or Panarea!
It was a full day cruise that left Tropea.
Both Islands were great but the Stromboli volcano was amazing! While Mt Etna is massive, this one you can actually see lava!
If you can afford it, its worth it! Just make sure to be at the departure time or you may be stuck on Stromboli or Panarea!
Ditulis pada 21 September 2023
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Heather G
Kanada47 kontribusi
Sep 2023 • Teman
It won’t be the highlight of your trip. It will be a highlight of your life. All other experiences will pale in comparison
Ditulis pada 18 September 2023
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spannerwingnut
London, UK563 kontribusi
Agu 2023 • Pasangan
Stromboli is a magical magical place. It’s hard to explain. We just visited Stromboli for the second time, the last time we did a whistlestop summit climb in 2015 and then left the next day. This time we spent three days on the island, which was so lovely as it’s an lovely place to stay aside from the volcano. The water is crystal clear and warm, it’s not super touristy and there are loads of lovely boutique shops selling cool volcano merch. Our first evening we walked up to the restaurant, just to check it out and see what the view was like, we didn’t have a reservation that day but we bought some beers from inside and took them further up the hill, there are walls you can sit on, on the way to 290m so we just sat under the stars, so many shooting stars! Watching the action. We were lucky that first night two craters were active and pretty much going off all the time! Amazing! Our second night on the island we just waited for a table and ended up eating about 11pm. The third night we had a 10pm reservation at the restaurant so first we walked up to 290m but it was cloudy so you couldn’t see anything from up there. But luckily back down at the restaurant level we had a beautiful view once the cloud cleared! The best view we found was actually from inside the garden viewing area on the left, as there is no light spill from the tables and it was just beautiful. Not sure how the view is from a boat but we just loved being able to sit on the hill and watch at our leisure.
Take a head-torch to the island as there is no street lights after dark, and no lighting on the volcano walks. The walk to the restaurant is fairly level and part sand, restaurant goers were walking up in flip flops so not a “hike” as such. After that point and up to 290m you could use some decent shoes/trainers for sure but I wouldn’t say hiking boots are essential.
Take a head-torch to the island as there is no street lights after dark, and no lighting on the volcano walks. The walk to the restaurant is fairly level and part sand, restaurant goers were walking up in flip flops so not a “hike” as such. After that point and up to 290m you could use some decent shoes/trainers for sure but I wouldn’t say hiking boots are essential.
Ditulis pada 26 Agustus 2023
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Harvey K
Greater London, UK44 kontribusi
Mei 2023
Stromboli is reliably active, and you are almost certain to see some activity.
That said it does vary, and it’s luck of the draw whether you see more or less.
You can do a boat tour to watch it from the sea. Fairly distant, but a good view. Take binoculars. Photography is not easy from a boat, long lenses don’t work well even in a calm sea!
Or you can do a trek up, I would recommend Magmatrek. You must have decent shoes, preferably walking boots. Take a head torch and preferably a hand torch too. It’s a fair old climb on in places steep rough ground, but never exposed or dangerous. If not used to walking it will be hard work - around 5 hours round trip, of which you are walking for over three and a half.
You are only allowed up to 400m currently. Quite good views of the active areas, long Len’s and binoculars help, but you can get passable pictures on your phone :-)
I’ve been to many volcanos. Stromboli is not the most spectacular, but it’s accessible, cheap and safe.
That said it does vary, and it’s luck of the draw whether you see more or less.
You can do a boat tour to watch it from the sea. Fairly distant, but a good view. Take binoculars. Photography is not easy from a boat, long lenses don’t work well even in a calm sea!
Or you can do a trek up, I would recommend Magmatrek. You must have decent shoes, preferably walking boots. Take a head torch and preferably a hand torch too. It’s a fair old climb on in places steep rough ground, but never exposed or dangerous. If not used to walking it will be hard work - around 5 hours round trip, of which you are walking for over three and a half.
You are only allowed up to 400m currently. Quite good views of the active areas, long Len’s and binoculars help, but you can get passable pictures on your phone :-)
I’ve been to many volcanos. Stromboli is not the most spectacular, but it’s accessible, cheap and safe.
Ditulis pada 10 Mei 2023
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Luca M
New York City, NY531 kontribusi
Sep 2022
Where else do you find in the world a not dangerous active volcano that erupts every 20 minutes? I think i said quite enough to justify the 5 stars.
Absolutely to do: the night eruption experience: take any tour from Panarea, leaving at 6 pm, enjoying the sunset from little bars in Stromboli and then be ready for the show from the boat.
Plus, do not miss the view of milky way if the weather is good. Absolutely un-overcomable
Absolutely to do: the night eruption experience: take any tour from Panarea, leaving at 6 pm, enjoying the sunset from little bars in Stromboli and then be ready for the show from the boat.
Plus, do not miss the view of milky way if the weather is good. Absolutely un-overcomable
Ditulis pada 16 Oktober 2022
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Hi,
Is it worth going to Aeolion islands around 7th April? Will restaurants and hotels be open?
Ditulis pada 15 Maret 2025
We are planning to visit Stromboli During easter holidays. Is it a good time? How can we reach Stromboli from Naples?
Ditulis pada 7 Februari 2024
Sorry, only just seen your question. We saw Stromboli while staying in the Aeolian Islands. But I believe you can get ferries from Naples but would expect you might need several days to do a round trip??
Ditulis pada 1 April 2024
I'm reading the reviews and they say to get walking boots, but I don't know what that means. Are walking boots the equivalent of hiking boots?
Ditulis pada 8 Juli 2023
Bonjour, je prévois un séjour d'une semaine en Sicile mi juin 2021 dont 1 journée pour voir stromboli et que mes filles de 7 et 10 ans puissent voir les éruptions. Elles ne peuvent pas faire de trekking de 3h. Un bateau serait mieux je pense. Quelle compagnie me conseillez vous avec des prix raisonnables svp? Merci beaucoup
Ditulis pada 29 Desember 2020
Hi,
Will the hike to the summit start again anytime soon?
Also is the currten official 250m viewpoint good to see strombolian activity and sunset?
In general is stromboli a good place to visit this October 2020 or will mount etna be a better choice?
Thanks and regards,
Mani
Ditulis pada 17 Agustus 2020
Hallo, gibt es auch "kürzere" Touren? Zum Beispiel: von tropea aus zum Stromboli und Vulcano? Haben zwei vierjährige Mädels dabei die irgendwann keine Lust mehr haben. Ein oder mehrere Fahrpläne sind sicher auch hilfreich?
Ditulis pada 25 Januari 2020
Do night boat tours run of season? We are visiting in February and would like to do a type to see the fire wall, but all tours I've found online only run May to October. Also does the ferry run daily all year? We would like to stay on the island for a night or two and find a place where we can enjoy the volcano from the balcony.
Ditulis pada 16 November 2019
Much of the islands close down around this period as it’s winter and is cold. The seas are rough and choppy so the boats won’t always go out. The ferry runs but the time table changes and once again only if the seas are calm. It is not a good time to go to Stromboli unless you are visiting a friend or relative. The island will be like a ghost island locals only. If some locals go to main land like Rome as I know one of the hotels close down and the owner lives in Rome for 6 months before tourist season starts again
Ditulis pada 18 November 2019
I believe that eruption take place on most days
Ditulis pada 30 September 2019
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a specific company for the Cruze to Stromboli ?
We would like to go today.
Ditulis pada 29 Agustus 2019
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