Salina island

Italy / Sizilien / Lipari /

Salina is the second largest of the seven Aeolian Islands, after Lipari, with a total surface area of 27 km². The island is formed by six inactive volcanoes, the two youngest and tallest of which are named Fossa delle Felci ("Fern Hollow") (962 m) and Monte dei Porri (860 m). In the Hellenic Age, the island was named "Didyme" (Δίδυμη), a Greek name which refers to the two mountains as "twins". The modern name comes from the production of sea salt which was performed at the southern tip of the island.

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salina_Island

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Coordinates: 38°33'32"N 14°50'7"E

Sicily 212 km
Ischia 259 km
Gozo 282 km
Malta 289 km
Pantelleria 320 km
Corfu 437 km
Kefalonia 479 km
Lefkada 497 km
Ithaca 503 km
Zakynthos 510 km

Fern Hollow volcano crater 1.1 km
Mount Rivi 1.1 km
Mount Porri 2.2 km
monte rosa 15 km
Il Faraglione 19 km
Porto di Ponente (Western Port) and Black Sand beach 19 km
Eolian Hotel 19 km
Volcano crater 20 km
Vulcano volcano 20 km
Gelso 25 km

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Fern Hollow volcano crater Mount Rivi Mount Porri monte rosa Il Faraglione Porto di Ponente (Western Port) and Black Sand beach Eolian Hotel Volcano crater Vulcano volcano Gelso