Salina - Aeolian Islands - The Island of Colors

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Salina, the second for extent among Eolian Islands, is a treasure chest easy to discover.
As all the other six pearls of Mediterranean sea, Salina has its own character: thoughtful, quiet, romantic and full of colors.

A trip to this island is a total experience since your first steps on its rocky land.
You can start the exploration from its wonderful seasides, cliffs, stony beaches, sea caves, or you can begin your visit walking along the narrow alleys of little villages as Rinella, Pollara, Lingua, Santa Marina Salina, Leni and Malfa.
Each one of them gets its own history and tradition.
Lingua, for example, with its white houses, lies near a little lake, maybe an old salina that gave the modern name to the island;
Rinella is the secondary pier. A sunny intimist village in front of a beautiful black beach;
Pollara, set of famous films, looks at the sea from a spectacular cliff and offers one of the best sunset of the entire archipelago;
Santa Marina Salina, the main settlement, a calm and elegant little town facing without shyness the biggest Lipari;
Malfa, the homeland of Malvasia, the sweet wine renowned all around the world.

But Salina is even more than this.
Incredible landscapes and seascapes, a bucolic countryside, exciting trails for trekking, a delicious typical cuisine, it is impossible to fill the list of attractions.

There is just one way to understand its charming soul.
To live it, breathing its atmosphere and feeling the vibes of this colorful island.


The track "The Scent of Cedars" is by Philipp Weigl from FMA Attribution License.
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All footage are shot with a light Canon Legria. Cyberlink PowerDirector 15 for post-production and editing.

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