Panarea
History
Clear water, reefs and beautiful backdrops, make it a popular destination Panarea by divers which is flanked by a young and vibrant tourism, due not only to the beauty of the place, in the presence of well-known nightclubs. During the day, landing by tender, you can visit the Bronze Age village on the headland leading Milazzese, whose reefs form a beautiful ravine: Cala Junco, one of the most beautiful of all the Aeolian Islands. We recommend making the rounds in the sea along with the visit of the islands of Panarea.
From St. Peter's along the beach Ditella. After a while you can see the tip of Brigg, composed of vertical sediment in the sea, after which we reach the beach Calcara. You also see the tip of palis and the cave of tobacco from this point to Cacatua all the rock coast is overlooking the sea. It is noted that the rock of the ship with three tips and a slit in the center, so called for the resemblance to a ship sailing at sea. It thus comes to the cliff of Punta Written, which was an inscription Saracen. From here until the rock La Loca successive peaks and large rocks with numerous cracks, the rock is typical of volcanic formation.
Are still sharp rocks to reach Punta Lena. Near the shore we see the brig, a very steep cliff and stands out front of the Punta Milazzese (Cala di Junco), hence it can lead to a visit to the prehistoric village. You can then go to the beach of Zimmari, the Timpone of the Tower, the rock of the Lady. Pass the tip of Ninuzza you find yourself on a beach where you can see the rock of the rat, and the cave Palomba. Rounding the tip Peppemaria returns at the San Pietro.
