Salt has always been considered a very important element and over 2000 years ago it was even more important than gold and silver. For this reason, the areas where there were salt mines were considered very important precisely because the survival of entire populations depended on salt.
In Panarea the beaches are perhaps one of the reasons why the island never ceases to amaze. In fact, due to its joint conformation, the beaches are beautiful and very different from each other, given that some have volcanic origins and others not.
Salina, second by extension among the islands that make up the Aeolian archipelago, is a real pearl, which brings together many different aspects, from beautiful beaches to places of cultural interest.
Between the district Aranciotta and the one called Arancia is the territory of Furnari located in the northern part of Monte Croce at about 150 meters above sea level in the province of Messina.
In the municipality of Motta Camastra, Metropolitan City of Messina about 70 km from the Strait, the story is told by the bed of the Alcantara, a river that flows in Eastern Sicily, rising from the Nebrodi Mountains and flowing into the Ionian Sea, after a stretch of about 53km.
