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Terme di Vulcano

Name: Terme di Vulcano
Rating: 4.0

929 Reviews

#7 of 11 things to do in Isola Vulcano

Nature & Parks, Hot Springs & Geysers

Sicily, Italy

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“Stinky but just do it”

What can I say that other reviewers haven't. - Just do it and smell for 3 days. or don't do it and... read more

Reviewed 1 week ago

Cassie T

Melbourne, Australia

“Stinky Mud = Silky Smooth Skin”

When you first arrive on Vulcano by ferry you notice the sulfur smell of the geothermal activity of... read more

Reviewed 18 June 2018

CousCousJ

via mobile

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4.0 929 reviews

Excellent36%
Very good39%
Average17%
Poor5%
Terrible3%

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“your eyes”(10 reviews)

“mud bath”(15 reviews)

“few hours”(5 reviews)

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Suggested duration: More than 3 hours

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Cassie T

Melbourne, Australia

15755

Reviewed 1 week ago

Stinky but just do it

What can I say that other reviewers haven't. - Just do it and smell for 3 days. or don't do it and miss out on telling funny stories. You decide. -definitely buy cheap stuff for the sitting in the mud part and then throw IT...More

Thank Cassie T

coh8

Glasgow, United Kingdom

396172

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Diamond geyser in the mud

34C on a 29C day required flip-flops and careful movement into, around and out of the main pool. Very relaxing antidote to carrying my son on a rucksack earlier on. Although I understand other issues raised, common sense dictates that small children would be in...More

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alexandrumagurean

Bistrita-Nasaud County, Romania

Reviewed 12 September 2018 via mobile

Inadequate warnings !!!

The place is nice and unique but there is a major issue with the warning about sulfurous gases . We were swimming on the beach (thermal baths ) together with our 8yrs old boy. Suddenly after inhaling Vulcano gases our boy collapsed ( black out...More

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c d

Burton upon Trent, United Kingdom

2011

Reviewed 8 September 2018

Hot stuff

Great way to spend a few hours. Yes there are sulphur smells, but you are on a live volcano. A swim in the sea after soaking in mud was great fun. Do pay the extra 1 euro for a shower and take shower gel with...More

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Alexander P

Cambridge, United Kingdom

571154

Reviewed 28 August 2018

Hot springs on the beach

Nice mud pool complex where you can also access sea with hot spring vents inside – definitely recommended and worth a day trip from mainland Sicily. Protect your eyes well.

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ASkelton

Newcastle upon Tyne

285117

Reviewed 6 August 2018

Scalded feet

I know its a natural thermal pool and it does warn you that it gets hot but we actually experienced some scalding to our feet. Ouch! Be CAREFUL and I wouldnt take small children into it. There wasn't a huge amount of mud, you had...More

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CousCousJ

2914

Reviewed 18 June 2018 via mobile

Stinky Mud = Silky Smooth Skin

When you first arrive on Vulcano by ferry you notice the sulfur smell of the geothermal activity of the island, but after a few minutes you don't notice it. A short walk from the port is the mudbath area. It is €3 per person to...More

2 Thank CousCousJ

JRKSA

Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

13755

Reviewed 17 June 2018 via mobile

Smelly Mud

The sulfur mud pool in Vulcano seem to be one of the main touristic things to do in town... I’m glad that I experienced it, but I kindly offer the following comments and suggestions: - This smells nasty! Our skin stunk for a day afterward....More

1 Thank JRKSA

Beppe M

Turin, Italy

15972

Reviewed 2 June 2018 via mobile

Relax

Yesterday I went to the top of Vulcano (400 m) and today I would like to gain benefits from the thermal mud. Hot water, sliding mud, you must pay attention for your eyes.But is very relaxing, for my muscles, for my mind.Random you start and...More

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Eniloracyak

1313

Reviewed 8 May 2018 via mobile

Inadequate warnings

There was a small notice about protecting your eyes but nothing about FEET! I went into the little beach with the thermal vents in the water and got scald burns on the soles of my feet - not great as I’m on a walking holiday....More

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