Salina

Salina is a beautiful island in the Aeolian Islands, Sicily, with a total surface area of 26.38 km2. It is divided into three comuni: Santa Marina, Malfa, and Leni. The island is home to over 400 different types of plants, including grapes, olives, and capers, which are cultivated. Salina is also known for its production of Malvasia white wine and high-quality olive oil. The island has a rich history, with archaeological finds dating back to the 5th millennium BC. Visitors can explore the island's narrow stone streets, pebble beaches, and two dormant volcanoes. The Fossa delle Felci, a natural reserve, is a must-visit, as well as the villages of Valdichiesa, Pollara, and Lingua. The island is also famous for its capers, which are considered among the best in the world, and its annual caper festival. Families can enjoy the island's beautiful landscapes, delicious food, and rich history, making it a great destination for a family vacation