A tailor-made journey between the volcanic landscapes of the Aeolian Islands and the crystal-clear waters of the Aegadian archipelago. This exclusive itinerary blends adventure, relaxation, and fine dining, with the beauty of Sicily’s most iconic islands. From the steaming mud baths of Vulcano to the pristine coves of Marettimo, each day offers a new experience, enriched by gourmet cuisine, private tastings, and cultural encounters. Set sail and discover Sicily as never before.
The Aeolian and Aegadian Islands are steeped in history, with fascinating archaeological sites that trace Sicily's ancient past. Lipari, the largest of the Aeolian Islands, is home to a historic citadel with panoramic views and an archaeological museum that houses artifacts from prehistoric times. In Levanzo, the prehistoric cave paintings of Grotta del Genovese provide a rare glimpse into early human life. As you explore the islands, you’ll feel the pulse of history in every ancient stone and landmark.
The Aegadian Islands are renowned for their unspoiled, secluded beaches with clear turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs. Favignana, often called the "Pearl of the Egadi," is known for its idyllic, hidden coves like Cala Rossa, where you can relax by the crystal-clear waters or enjoy a swim in serene surroundings. Marettimo, the most remote of the Egadi Islands, offers secluded beaches that can only be accessed by boat, making it an ideal destination for those seeking peace and solitude by the sea.
The Aeolian Islands, especially Vulcano, are famous for their natural thermal springs and therapeutic mud baths. These geothermal wonders, set in a landscape of steaming fumaroles and volcanic craters, offer a unique way to relax. Visitors can immerse themselves in the mineral-rich mud, known for its rejuvenating properties, or soak in the island’s hot springs, which are believed to have healing benefits for the body and mind. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a day of exploration.
The islands offer a delectable culinary experience, featuring fresh seafood, local specialties, and world-renowned wines. Salina, known for its lush vineyards and caper production, is a culinary haven. Taste the island's famous granita at Da Alfredo in Lingua, savor fresh seafood at seaside restaurants, or pair a glass of aged Malvasia with a gourmet meal. Throughout the islands, you’ll find a unique fusion of Sicilian flavors, where Mediterranean ingredients come together to create unforgettable dishes.
For those in search of a tranquil retreat, the islands of Filicudi and Alicudi provide the perfect escape. With few inhabitants and no paved roads, these islands offer an authentic experience of nature. The rugged landscapes of Alicudi, with its steep trails and lack of modern development, are ideal for hiking, while Filicudi’s quiet coves and crystal-clear waters invite peaceful exploration. These islands allow you to disconnect from the world and experience a slower pace of life, where time seems to stand still.
The Aeolian and Aegadian Islands are a paradise for adventurers and water sports enthusiasts. Whether you're hiking to the top of Vulcano’s Gran Cratere for panoramic views, exploring the underwater caves of Marettimo, or snorkeling in the Blue Caves of Favignana, there's no shortage of exciting outdoor activities. Kayaking, sailing, and diving are also popular, with the crystal-clear waters offering the perfect conditions for discovering marine life and hidden treasures beneath the surface. Every day brings a new adventure in this stunning archipelago.
Begin your journey in the Aeolian archipelago with a stop at Vulcano, famous for its dramatic landscapes, steaming fumaroles, and therapeutic mud baths. Enjoy a hike to the Gran Cratere for panoramic views or unwind in the island’s natural hot springs, letting the mineral-rich waters rejuvenate your senses.
Lipari, the largest of the Aeolian Islands, blends history and charm with its lively marina, picturesque streets, and the stunning views from its historic citadel. Take a guided tour through the island’s archaeological museum, which showcases the region’s rich maritime heritage, before enjoying a sunset aperitivo on the waterfront.
Sail to Salina, an island of lush landscapes and world-class gastronomy. Visit the quaint village of Lingua for a taste of the famous granita at Da Alfredo, explore the scenic vineyards producing Capers and Malvasia, and indulge in a fine dining experience at a seafront restaurant, where you can pair local delicacies with a glass of aged Malvasia wine.
Discover the untamed beauty of Filicudi and Alicudi, two of the least inhabited Aeolian Islands. Filicudi’s Grotta del Bue Marino offers mesmerizing blue waters, perfect for snorkeling, while Alicudi, with its steep trails and lack of roads, promises an authentic and tranquil escape, where time seems to stand still.
Step into Sicily’s rich history with a stop in Cefalù, a charming coastal town dominated by its magnificent Norman Cathedral. Wander through the cobbled streets, lined with boutiques and cafés, before watching the sunset from the ancient fortress of La Rocca, which offers breathtaking views of the coastline.
Arrive in Palermo, Sicily’s vibrant capital, where a blend of Norman, Arab, and Baroque influences create a unique atmosphere. Explore the historic markets, visit the grand Teatro Massimo, and dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant to experience the city's renowned cuisine, ending the evening with a rooftop cocktail overlooking the twinkling city lights.
This charming fishing village offers breathtaking coastal scenery and a relaxing atmosphere. Take a leisurely stroll along the marina, explore the medieval fortress, and enjoy a sunset aperitivo overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, where the golden light reflects off the picturesque fishing boats.
San Vito Lo Capo is famous for its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. Visit the stunning Zingaro Nature Reserve for a secluded swim or enjoy a plate of authentic Sicilian couscous, a local specialty influenced by the town’s Arab heritage, before taking in the breathtaking sunset from the lighthouse.
Favignana’s crystal-clear waters and dramatic coastline make it a must-visit destination. Explore the island by bike, visit the historic Tonnara (tuna fishery), and snorkel in the mesmerizing Blue Caves, where the interplay of sunlight and water creates a magical, iridescent effect.
Marettimo, the wildest of the Egadi Islands, is a haven for divers and nature lovers, offering pristine hiking trails and underwater caves. Levanzo, the smallest of the three, enchants with its whitewashed houses and the prehistoric cave paintings of Grotta del Genovese, providing a fascinating glimpse into Sicily’s ancient past.
Nestled along Sicily’s northwest coast, Terrasini offers a mix of scenic cliffs, colorful fishing boats, and authentic Sicilian hospitality. Take a dip in the turquoise waters of Cala Rossa or explore the town’s charming streets and local trattorias, where fresh seafood and Sicilian pastries create an unforgettable culinary experience.
With its ancient Roman thermal baths and panoramic sea views, Termini Imerese is a destination rich in history and charm. Wander through its historic center, where elegant palaces and churches reflect centuries of Sicilian history, before enjoying a relaxing spa treatment or a gourmet meal featuring locally sourced ingredients.
Return to Capo d’Orlando and spend a leisurely day enjoying its beautiful sandy beaches and top-notch marina. Visit the scenic Capo d'Orlando Lighthouse for a breathtaking final view of the Aeolian horizon, reminiscing on the unforgettable experiences of your luxury voyage. Enjoy your last Sicilian dinner aboard or in one of the many excellent local restaurants.
Savor a freshly-made breakfast prepared by your chef before disembarking with unforgettable memories of your luxury voyage through the Aeolian and Egadi Islands. As you step off your SAILUXE catamaran, take one last deep breath of the fresh sea air, already dreaming of your next adventure on the Mediterranean’s most enchanting waters.
With volcanic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and charming villages, this archipelago blends raw nature with elegant Italian hospitality for a truly unique escape.
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Yes! We do our best to accommodate your preferences, as long as weather and logistical conditions allow.
Our itineraries are designed for a minimum duration of one week, as we sail to destinations where a shorter period would compromise the full experience of navigation and exploration. However, during the low season, we may have availability for shorter itineraries of a minimum of 3-4 nights. Additionally, we offer one-day charters for private events or professional photoshoots. Contact us to check availability and craft a bespoke experience.
Our catamarans offer spacious lounge areas both inside and out. Relax under the sun on deck, enjoy a book in the shaded lounges, listen to music through our high-end sound systems, or sip a sunset cocktail prepared by your crew.
We continuously monitor weather forecasts. If necessary, the itinerary may be adjusted to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.