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Via degli Aranci 187 Sorrento, Campania, 80067, Italy
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Italian Family Winery- Day 7
... Soon the family from Philly and Jersey left and it was just us. So the father took us in his car once again and this time to drive us up to a farm in the hills called Az. Agricola to show the kids dairy cows and how we really get our cheese.
Upon arrival the woman who owned the farm rushed out to greet us and was so jubilant- full of life and love! She made us French press coffee and made her son take us through the farm. Tommy had started ...
The hills are alive with the sound of music Day 6
Hands down Ravello has some of the best views of the Amalfi Coast and some have argued the world. In fact many locals believe this is where Satan took Jesus to temp him a second time. (luke 4:5-8 )I understand why-It is just plain picturesque and spectacular. The views from the gardens and the church take your breath away and the town itself is encompassed by vineyards and olive fields.
This little town is remote but still very touristy. It’s famous for the ...
Ship Inspection - Aegean Odyssey
This morning we enjoyed an early breakfast followed by a presentation from the President of AHI Travel, Joe Small, on Travel Trends and a new marketing opportunity for our alumni travellers. After a shirt break, we walked down to the pier where we took a tender across to the Aegean Odyssey, a ship that is home base for several of ...
Get your elastic pants! Day 5
... you would feed your neighborhood at a block party is what we were served and ate! Buttons- slowly coming undone-? Next desert. I always have room for it but honestly 5 to 6 deserts. Wowser!I really did think he was bringing out the plate of deserts so we could choose which one we wanted. Guess what? They are all yours! To top it off you chase it all down with some Limon Cello. Another plus is that during this food presentation ...
In the shadow of Vesuvius
... on our left. And we could now see the crater of the volcano which faces the sea but was hidden from the highway side.
Dusk was heavily upon us and we were eager to locate our hotel, “The Prestige”, which was located somewhere in the “hills” south of Sorrento before nightfall as we had read that the road leading to it was very twisty. It was not to be, however, because we missed another turn and wound up in downtown Sorrento on the ...



