The Aeolian Islands (Ìsuli Eoli in Sicilian), also called Lipari Islands, are an archipelago of Italy belonging to the Aeolian arch, in Sicily. Administratively included in the metropolitan city of Messina, the archipelago is an increasingly popular tourist destination: the islands, in fact, attract up to 600,000 annual visitors [2]. The archipelago, of volcanic origin, is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea, north of the Sicilian coast. It includes two active volcanoes, Stromboli and Vulcano, as well as various phenomena of secondary volcanism.