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Eat-drink-read-sleep-swim. Repeat.
... of beach in front of it that has a bit more sand, and no buoys. The concessions are all boarded up for the season which is just fine with us; we have it all to ourselves. For two hours it was just us and the empty beached boats. We stayed there for five hours and there were a total of maybe 10 people on the beach and none very near to us. Off season on this island translates to ghost town! The day had started out cool and cloudy, and the forecast was for rain ...
Pyrotechnics!
... as if we were in a corn maze. We eventually reached the paved section and finally stopped. We had hiked down for about 1 ½ hours with no breaks and my legs felt like jelly. Mario gave us a break to give us time to find our land legs. He then congratulated us on our fabulous hiking and said “Stromboli has rewarded your efforts; she gave you quite a show tonight!” We cheerfully made our way back to the meeting place. The walk down had ...
Close Encounters of the Volcanic Kind
... as the heat source. In the mouth of one of these vents is an amazing growth of white crystals. After this we walked down to the section of the baia calda that is adjacent to the mudbath area: this area had a greater concentration of natural bubbling springs. Some of them were rather hot. The waves on this side were also stronger. It was very surreal, like being in a Jacuzzi crossed with a wavepool, and with a strong sulfur aroma. ...
Saints, Soccer, and Sweets
The bunk beds on the train were reasonably comfortable and we slept reasonably well, but both woke up frequently during the night. Rob was awake when the train was transferred to the ferry, which was about 4:30am. I woke up briefly at 5am; it was surreal to look outside the windows and see that were were indeed on a boat. The ferry has two sets of train tracks on it; the other set was vacant for our ride, which made it easier to see how it works. I had felt us board the ferry but ...
The most active volcano in the world
... vines. They left mostly for Australia.
Visually the village is just like the iconic greek images. Stark white and sea blue as they were originally a greek island at some time. The fishing nets are a red coral colour though, and I'm sure there is a reason for this.
Share in the Strombolian ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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