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Calabria, Italy — 63 km
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Stromboli Vulcano: Descrizione, Attività, e Servizi – Guida Turistica Eolie - Strómboli
🇮🇹 Sicily · Italy
This live stream follows Stromboli, one of the most active volcanoes in Europe, rising out of the Tyrrhenian Sea in the Aeolian Islands. Viewers come to see whether the summit is quiet or showing its characteristic bursts of glowing material. The page also shows local time and conditions so you can plan your viewing.
Stromboli is the northeastern island of the Aeolian archipelago, north of Sicily. Its cone rises steeply from the sea and has been erupting in small, regular explosions for thousands of years, which gave the word strombolian to volcanology. The island is sparsely populated, with whitewashed houses clustered on the lower slopes and black volcanic sand along the shore. The landscape is dramatic, green near the village and stark higher up where the lava fields begin.
The camera is aimed at the volcano itself, so the most interesting moments are the ones when activity is visible at the summit, especially after dark, when glowing ejections stand out against the sky. Daylight shows the cone, the smoke plume and the sea. Activity varies from hour to hour and day to day, so a quiet stretch is normal. Weather such as cloud or haze can also hide the crater, which the live weather block on this page helps you check.
Stromboli is reached by ferry or hydrofoil from Milazzo in Sicily or from the other Aeolian islands, and services are seasonal. Summers are warm and dry, while spring and autumn are milder and quieter for hiking. Ascents to the summit are guided and are subject to safety restrictions set by local authorities when activity increases. Nearby cameras on this site include Tropea on the Calabrian coast, about 63 km away, and the Scilla and Messina Strait views to the north.
Source: vedetta.org
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Stromboli are shown in the weather block on this page, updated with the live view. Sea wind and cloud can change quickly on the island.
The local time block on this page shows the current time on Stromboli, which follows the Central European time used across Italy.
The camera is on the Aeolian Islands north of Sicily, and the map on this page marks its position at the volcano's location in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Evening and night are often the most rewarding, when glowing ejections are easier to see against the dark sky. Clear weather in the daytime also shows the cone and the smoke clearly.
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