Literally “Daughter of the wind”, rises between Africa and Europe. It is 67 km from the Tunisian coast and 85 from the Sicilian one. It does not belong to any archipelago and is the largest of Sicily’s “satellite islands” with an area of 83 sq km and a perimeter of 51.5 km. “The black pearl” of the Mediterranean, as Pantelleria is defined, is an island of volcanic origin and although the last eruption dates back to 1891 and it is now therefore an extinct volcano, its geological life is still active with volcanic phenomena very present secondary, which help to characterize it and make it unique. The highest point of the island is reached on the top of the Montagna Grande at 863 meters above sea level.