In the international guides, the inevitable chapter “for those traveling alone” is always a little sad, as well as the series of restraints and prohibitions, from not hitchhiking to never be too late in the evening.
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Thinking of the Aeolian Islands, the luxuriant nature, the clear sea and the relaxing atmosphere of the summer immediately come to mind. Salina, in particular, has the most varied environments: the coast, sometimes soft and sometimes jagged, the breath-taking seabed, and the wooded areas that alternate with those cultivated. In the territory, the numerous attractions are areas of naturalistic interest and important archaeological finds.
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In 1945 my father Giulio left Capri for Positano. Already in the post-war period it was clear that Capri was moving towards a faster and more distracted kind of visitor. A few people , including my father, escaped to less uprooted and more authentic places.
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At first glance the Aeolian Islands may seem very similar to each other, in reality the seven sisters are distinguished from each other by a specific dominant trait. Salina is certainly the “greener” one, due to the rich and luxuriant vegetation that surrounds it.
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