Stromboli is the furthest Aeolian Island north of Sicily and its active volcano has been erupting continuously for more than 2,000 years. With this volcanic activity, the island is home to several black sand beaches as well as secluded coves accessible only by boat. One of the best-known beaches, Ficogrande, offers visitors lounge chairs, umbrellas and concession stands. It's worth a visit to take in the impressive views of Strombolicchio, a volcanic rock, with the backdrop of the black sandy beach and sparkling blue waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. (GETTY IMAGES)
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