We took a tour from Lipari to do the Sromboli climb, organized by Da Massimo Dolce Vita group as they us the Magmatrek guides on Stromboli. Can highly recommend this tour and once you get to the top and see the volcano erupt it's just fantastic. On the way there we also stopped at Panarea, where we had enough time... More

Hello! I was on this Trip and i can say that is really Amazing! I love all the Island specially Stromboli! For sure you need to love the sea and volcanoes... People are really friendly and the food is the best i never eat, the atmosphere is unique and the kind of tourist to! http://amazingsicily.blogspot.it/ More

Going up the volcano is a must, but very hard work. You have to go with a group as it's quite dangerous at the top - we went with Magmatrek who were good and separated groups by language spoken. The walk up is 3 hours STRAIGHT up! Very taxing and you get very hot. But at the top - wow!... More

Very interesting to visit. Went on a boat trip which waits at night for the eruptions. Very beautiful More

Gourgeous place... a small volcano island...countinouosly working.. all the day from the top you can see the smog coming out...the stony beach is black black...and the water is clear and transparent... no car there!!! only small electric "taxi" you can go on the volcano's top by sunset (you have to go with a group and a guide) and see the... More

There are two options to view the regular explosions of the volcano on the island of Stromboli. You can follow the trail to the lower viewing platform your self or take a guided tour to the top. The guides do emphasise the need to be reasonably fit to do the climb, but most people should be able to make it.... More

One of the main reasons for going to Stromboli other than lying on the pristine black sand beaches is to view the volcano. Ideally by taking the 4-5 hour hike with a guide and viewing the show from above. But for those who do not want to endure the cost of hiring a guide and then paying for all the... More