About The Trip

The healing powers of these mud baths have been life-altering for some in managing such chronic diseases as psoriasis, eczema, and arthritis, to name just a few. For many people, the therapeutic benefits that the mud baths provide are greater than the results obtained when following traditional therapies.

For physical respite and a stark change of scenery, we offer packages where experienced guides will enhance your stay ensuring a safe and pleasurable visit to the island. Massage therapist, Biagina DiFazio, along with partner and Travel specialist, Angela Landry will accompany and guide you on your journey to Vulcano. Their balanced approach combines the benefits of daily visits to the healing mud baths, along with ample time for rest and relaxation.

Together, they have created a Vulcano Island Wellness Trip, a 12-day wellness & relaxation package vacation which includes :

  • Shuttle and Ferry
  • Hotel Accommodations in Vulcano (5 minute shuttle to and from the mud baths; 1 km walk if preferred)
  • All Meals (excluding alcohol – local wine is very inexpensive)
  • Gluten-free food available as well as food prepared for people with other allergies
  • Access to mud baths and thermal springs
  • Professional Guide

Wondering?

Travel & Route Flight to Catania (Sicily) Italy 10 hours Shuttle from Catania to Milazzo 2 hours Ferry from Milazzo to Vulcano 2 hours
Weather in June 30° C average Dry heat, no rain Constant breezes from the Sea
What to wear en route Comfortable clothing Very comfortable shoes …that can be removed easily
What to wear there Daytime casual resort wear Evening, dressier if desired. Not obligatory Sweater/windbreaker for the evenings
Footwear on site Very comfortable walking shoes To each his own for the evenings Happy trails!
Bathing wear for mud baths (Daily) Washable bathing suits Bathing suits available on site, 5 euros Be prepared to discard after the trip!

About Mud Bath Treatment Sessions

A medical Doctor will advise each guest of his/her personal session times, beforehand.

Norm & Frequency 20-minute session first day Progressively increased Maximum twice daily
Time of day Early morning Avoiding hottest hours of the day Late afternoon
Rest areas at station Benches all around mud baths Adjacent seaside beach Cafés at the beach
Free time As much as one desires Objective: Healing & Recovery + Sightseeing opportunities