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A Journey into the Magic of Salina



Located in the charming village of Leni on the island of Salina, Hotel Principe di Rinella is the ideal starting point for exploring one of the most authentic jewels of the Aeolian Islands. Here, time passes slowly amidst breathtaking views, seaside villages and lush nature that delivers unique emotions at every step.
A few minutes' walk from the hotel, Rinella Beach welcomes guests with its black volcanic sand and crystal clear waters, perfect for a rejuvenating swim. Not far away, the picturesque Spiaggia della Nonna offers a quiet corner for those who wish to relax while listening only to the sound of the waves.

Beaches

Mount Fossa delle Felci, at 962 meters high, is the highest peak in the Aeolian Islands and a true paradise for trekkers and nature lovers. The hike to the summit starts from Val di Chiesa and goes through a path surrounded by lush vegetation, among fern forests, fragrant broom and centuries-old pine trees.

Hike to Mount Fern Pit

A short distance from the hotel are the picturesque villages of Santa Marina and Malfa, with their quaint little streets, craft stores, and scenic terraces where you can enjoy a glass of Malvasia, Salina's renowned sweet wine.

Countries

The Aeolian Islands: An Archipelago of Wonders to Discover



By staying at the Hotel Principe di Rinella, you will have the opportunity to explore not only Salina, but also the other fascinating islands of the Aeolian archipelago, each with its own unique soul and landscape. Thanks to the hotel's concierge service, you'll be able to arrange boat excursions and customized tours for an unforgettable experience in this corner of paradise.



Lipari: The Vibrant Soul of the Aeolian Islands



Lipari is the largest and liveliest of the seven islands. Its historic center is a web of narrow streets filled with stores, clubs and restaurants where you can enjoy Aeolian cuisine. The Castle of Lipari, with its Archaeological Museum, tells the thousand-year history of the archipelago. The beaches of Canneto and Valle Muria offer crystal-clear waters perfect for relaxing, while a boat trip around the island allows visitors to admire the famous Pumice Quarries, with their ultra-white cliffs that create a spectacular contrast with the turquoise sea.

Vulcan: The Island of Fire and Batural Baths



With its lunar landscape and unmistakable smell of sulfur, Vulcano is a must-see destination. Here you can soak in the thermal mud, known for its beneficial properties, or relax in the warm waters of Baia delle Sabbie Nere, one of the most characteristic beaches in the Aeolian Islands. Trekking enthusiasts can venture to the top of Gran Cratere, from which there are spectacular views of the entire archipelago, while the sea caves and secret coves are perfect for boat trips and snorkeling.



Panarea: The Elegance and Dolce Vita of the Aeolian Islands



The smallest and most worldly of the Aeolian islands, Panarea is synonymous with exclusivity and charm. With its white cottages nestled in bougainvillea, luxury boutiques and fine restaurants, it is the perfect destination for those seeking a chic and relaxing experience. Its clear waters hide spectacular seabeds, perfect for snorkeling and diving. A boat tour allows you to discover the surrounding islets, such as Basiluzzo and Lisca Bianca, true corners of paradise in the heart of the Mediterranean.

Stromboli: The Island of the Volcano in Eruption



A wild and fascinating island, Stromboli is dominated by its active volcano, which gives unique natural spectacles with its lava eruptions pouring into the Sciara del Fuoco. A guided hike to the top of the volcano, especially at sunset, is an unforgettable experience for those who love adventure. For those who prefer a more relaxing experience, an evening boat trip allows you to admire the lava explosions from the sea while sipping an aperitif under the starry sky.

Alicudi and Filicudi

Filicudi, with its rugged landscape and mythical Sea Ox Cave, is a paradise for lovers of the sea and snorkeling. Here, time seems to stand still and the days flow slowly between scenic walks and breathtaking sunsets.
Alicudi is the most remote and unspoiled of the Aeolian islands, with no paved roads and mule tracks winding among ancient stone houses. It is the ideal place for those seeking absolute peace and total immersion in nature, between clear sea and paths immersed in Mediterranean scrub.