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June 2016

STROMBOLI, FILICUDI, ALICUDI, SALINA

All photos taken by René Goad

Up Stromboli’s trail to the Sciara del Fuoco.

Sciara del Fuoco comes into sight on Stromboli.

Stromboli lava from previous effusive eruptions.

The islands of Filicudi (left) and Alicudi (right) in the Aeolian Islands archipelago, actually extinct volcanoes.

The island of Salina, another extinct volcano as seen from Stromboli.

Stromboli volcanic deposits.

Full length of the Sciara del Fuoco of Stromboli.

The top part of the Sciara del Fuoco and the steaming craters on Stromboli.

Close up towards the steaming crater on Stromboli.

Sciara del Fuoco at sunset.

Steaming craters of Stromboli at sunset light.

Sciara del Fuoco layers.

Rocks from the rockfalls on the Sciara del Fuoco splash into the sea.

Dust trail on Sciara del Fuoco as a result of the rockfalls.

Small eruption during sunset on Stromboli.

Long exposure view of Stromboli’s steaming craters.

Stromboli mountain from the beach.

Old Stromboli lava flows at shore.

Stromboli as seen from a boat.

Stromboli’s crater shelf as seen from a boat.

Sciara del Fuoco as viewed from a boat.

Small eruption occurs during sunset on Stromboli.

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