Female: The Mediterranean island of Panarea maybe one of Italy’s best kept secrets. With its stunning coast line set against a blue sea and sky, beautiful architecture and laidback lifestyle, Panarea has a way of nourishing those who visits.
The inactive volcanic island of Panarea is located in the Aeolian Isles off the north eastern coast of Sicily. Panarea is the smallest and most remote of the group. The easiest way to reach Panarea is by water. Hydrofoils leave daily from Naples. Accommodations on the island range from posh to basic. One midrange place to stay is hotel Raya. This 30 room hotel is built in three levels and the rooms have large terraces that open out on to the sea. In the distance is the volcanic island of Stromboli.
Getting around the island resets a traveler to vacation mode. There aren't any cars on Panarea, so transportation is by foot or golf cart which is an ideal way to explore the coves and inlets along the coast line. Be sure to stop at the archeological site of a settlement dating back to the Bronze Age.
Female2: Apparently all this villages that you see here was actually homes that had attach roof huts.
Female: Also visit the nearby church which has plenty to inspire the inner artist. And finally, this is Italy, so linger over the multiple courses at every meal and savor the local wine.