After the hike on the crater, it is a pleasure to take a wholesome bath in sulfuric mud. Also in the adjacent sea you can see the natural hot and seething springs. After bathing in the mud bath in the sulfuric bath one becomes 125 years old, however one stinks for three days after the sulfur. The fact is, the skin becomes silky soft. Take a shower after the sulfur bath. Admission including showers 4 €.

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March 12, 2024

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Right next to the harbor is the Faraglione, a rock shimmering in different colors under which alum was once mined. Next to the Faraglione, stone-gray figures cavort in the "Vasca. …

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October 6, 2019

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Highly recommended, but you should definitely take off his jewelry before, otherwise it starts considerably.

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