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Filicudi - Wikipedia
Filicudi (Italian pronunciation: [filiˈkuːdi]) is one of seven islands that make up the Aeolian archipelago, situated 56 km (35 mi) northeast of the island of Sicily, Southern Italy. It is a frazione of the comune of Lipari.

Discover Filicudi: The Sicilian Island Time Forgot - Savoring Italy
Filicudi thrived in Roman times as a trading hub. Fertile soil for crops. Byzantines, Arabs, Normans all left their mark. Its cliffs and coast guarded against pirates in the Middle Ages. Geography-wise, it's volcanic, with cliffs, and has these colorful rock layers, and geological wonders.

Filicudi Aeolian Islands | Visit Sicily official page
Among the most beautiful excursions in the archipelago, don’t miss the circumnavigation of the island by boat with a visit to the Grotta del bue marino, the faraglione La canna, the islets of the Elephant and Montenassari, and to the Scoglio della fortuna.

Filicudi-Alicudi islands: the wildest and the most remote islands
Filicudi and Alicudi islands are the most remote and isolated of the archipelago. These two islands are the least developed and are covered in ancient stone terracing, surrounded by pristine waters, and have unique coastlines with visible stratification layers of ancient volcanic eruptions.

Filicudi Island, Sicily. What to see in Filicudi Island Sicily
Filicudi is the larger of the two minor westerly islands, still unspoilt by tourism and far from being developed. There are three villages, offering a few restaurants and markets, scooter, car and boat rental. There aren’t any sandy beaches, but plenty of rocky coastal stretches and pebble beaches with wonderful swimming in crystal clear ...

Filicudi - Italia.it
The fifth-largest island of the Aeolian Islands, Filicudi is the second westernmost in the archipelago, after Alicudi, and lies 24 nautical miles from Lipari. Dominated by Monte Fossa delle Felci, it is home to eight volcanoes, all extinct, on the slopes of which typical Mediterranean scrub vegetation grows, including gorse, olive trees and ...

Filicudi Island | Aeolian Islands | Trip | Accommodation
Filicudi, old Phoenicusa, is the penultimate island in the northwestern part of the Aeolian archipelago. Its typical vegetation of ferns ( «feici») where it derives its name, covers most of the island to the highest peak: Fossa delle Felci, with an altitude of 774 m.

Filicudi - Aeolian Islands - The World of Sicily
Filicudi is the penultimate island in the north-western part of the Aeolian Archipelago. The Greeks called it Phoinicussa or Phoinicṑdēs, from the word phoinix meaning dwarf palm, which was very common in ancient times and is still present today.

Filicudi Travel Guide & Ferry Info - Ferryhopper
Discover the island of Filicudi with the best vacation tips by Ferryhopper. Find all the information you need and book your ferry tickets to Filicudi online.

Filicudi: All You Must Know Before You Go (2024) - Tripadvisor
Filicudi Tourism: Tripadvisor has 2,427 reviews of Filicudi Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Filicudi resource.

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The incredible 'secret' island that's one of the most beautiful in Europe  Express
Mysterious but stunning Italian island where goats are wreaking havoc  Metro.co.uk
These Islands Near Sicily Might Be the Last Uncrowded Part of Italy  Condé Nast Traveler
Filicudi gallery hosts exhibition of Barber Osgerby’s designs  Wallpaper*
From island to island: Barber Osgerby in Filicudi  IFDM
Everything You Need To See & Do On Sicily’s Aeolian Islands  Forbes
Winning the green vote on Filicudi  The Guardian
Roberto di Alicudi, the Neapolitan that Etna greets from Sicily  PressReader
Pipero: A Perfect Marriage Between the Dining Room and Kitchen in Rome  Reporter Gourmet
Local Knowledge: Filicudi  Broadsheet