Lipari is the largest of the Aeolian Islands, with an area of 37.6 km² and around 10,000 inhabitants. The island is divided into five main villages: Lipari, Canneto, Acquacalda, Pianoconte and Quattropani, all connected by a panoramic road that crosses volcanic landscapes and beautiful views of the sea.
Acquacalda, located in the northern part of the island, is one of the most authentic and peaceful villages of Lipari. Once a fishing village, it takes its name from ancient hot springs that once flowed in the area of San Gaetano.
The village is known for its distinctive “cuti” beach — the large volcanic stones typical of the Aeolian Islands, smoothed by the sea — and for its spectacular sunsets overlooking the island of Salina.
Nearby are also the historic pumice quarries of Lipari, located between Acquacalda and Porticello, which have shaped the landscape of this part of the island and create one of the most unique sceneries of the archipelago.
Acquacalda is the ideal destination for those seeking sea, silence and nature, away from the more lively areas but still perfectly connected to the rest of the island.
By staying at Hotel Cutimare, you can experience this authentic corner of the Aeolian Islands, just a few steps from the sea and surrounded by the tranquillity of the village.
