Sicily: Indulge in a natural mud bath

#Overseas Travel A few minutes' walk from the pier will take you to the island's mud pools (Fanghi di Vulcano). The mud pool has not been overly artificially modified, retaining its original feel and creating a 100% natural environment. You need to buy a ticket to enter the pool to soak, and you can also enjoy simple shower facilities. The mud pool is actually not very big. Fortunately, in May, there were not too many tourists, and the weather was mild and not too hot. Even soaking in the slightly warm mud felt very comfortable. Volcanic mud is rich in minerals and has beauty benefits, as well as therapeutic effects on arthritis. Visitors who come to enjoy the hot spring mud bath will scoop up the volcanic mud at the bottom of the pool and apply it all over their bodies for a thorough body treatment! It’s a rare opportunity to go to the mud pool under the volcano. In addition to trying to cover every inch of my body with mud, I also wanted to have a facial treatment. As I gently applied a little on my face, the local Italians present kept reminding me not to get it into my eyes because the ingredients in the volcanic mud are still very active and too irritating to the eyes. If you look carefully, you can see tiny bubbles constantly rising from the bottom of the pool, which proves that it is natural. There are also some volcanic mud skin care products on site. If you like them, you can buy them and take them home. Search for special gifts from Volcano Island If you have some time before boarding the ship, it would be best to quickly visit the souvenir shops near the pier. The most special souvenirs from the volcanic island are the mineral stones from the volcanic area. The bright yellow one is the most classic sulfur Zolfo in the volcanic area. My favorite is the black iron ore Ematit. This stone is very dazzling and sparkles in the sun. #EuropeTravel #ItalyTravel #Sicily #OverseasTravel