Stromboli volcano

Trip to an active volcano anyone? Stromboli, just off the northern coast of Sicily, is one of Italy’s eight Aeolian Islands and one of its three active volcanoes. It’s constantly active and its fiery mouth is often visible a distance, which explains its nickname – ‘The Lighthouse of the Mediterranean’.

A volcano on the Italian holiday island of Stromboli erupted yesterday 'like a nuclear bomb', killing at least one man and sending tourists diving into the sea to escape burning rocks.

Etna and Stromboli are two different volcanoes with no connection, though the people see them as a crazy couple in love, and very passionate too.

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The holidaymakers can be seen watching on with awe as fiery lava from Stromboli flows spill into the Mediterranean Sea, accompanied by plumes of smoke.

Strong eruption from the NE crater of Stromboli (stromboli_i57959) More at: www.volcanodiscovery.com/stromboli/photos/strong-activity...

Hot lava trickles down from the Stromboli volcano on August 9, 2014 in Aeolian Islands, Italy. Lava flows down the Mount Stromboli off the Sicilian coast in sou

A volcano on the Italian holiday island of Stromboli erupted yesterday 'like a nuclear bomb', killing at least one man and sending tourists diving into the sea to escape burning rocks.

ROME (AP) — Scientists are keeping close watch for more spectacular explosions of lava and ash from Stromboli volcano, which appears to be in its most active phase in around 100 years.