In Sicily, many things are different. Even fire and water. In other places the two elements stand in irreconcilable contradiction to each other. But on the Aeolian Islands off Sicily's northeastern ...

Locals call them the "shape-shifting" or "floating" islands. That's because the Aeolian archipelago has been sculpted and destroyed by volcanic activity over the millennia. Other WRAL Top Stories ...

Scattered across the Tyrrhenian Sea to the northeast of Sicily, the Aeolian Islands were home to fishermen and farmers who were still living in "19th century" conditions when Italy's neo-realist film ...

Rising from the waves, sculpted by fire and wind: the Aeolian Islands defy imagination. This volcanic archipelago north of ...

Traveling across Sicily highlights some of the island’s most notable places. The video features locations such as the seaside ...

Steaming volcanoes, a cobalt-blue sea and tranquil villages draw visitors to Sicily and the Aeolian Islands, a bucket-list stop for those who love European islands. A new custom tour by Blue Parallel ...

Blue Parallel, a specialty tour operator that caters to affluent travelers with customized adventure packages, added Sicily and the Aeolian Islands to its list of destinations. Emmanuel Burgio, the ...

Our globetrotting readers have traveled all over this last year, sharing their adventures and travel tips from Alaskan glaciers to the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro and even Pitcairn Island, of HMS Bounty ...

But when it came down to it, we decided that we wanted to save our time and money and skip the three-legged business class flights that are synonymous with honeymoon to do a road trip somewhere nearby ...

The Aeolian Islands are off the northern coast of Sicily. Photos show why tourists are drawn to this landscape shaped by volcanoes.