Sorrento Flats
Corso Italia 176 - Via dell'Accademia 20 Sorrento, Campania, 80067, Italy
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Italian Family Winery- Day 7
... in love with a dog named Binky and the owner offered Binky to us. Grateful, we still passed. After we said our thank yous to the farmers –they handed us a block of Mozzarella and Ricotta cheese mix. (Amazing!) We were so grateful to have been invited to this farm and have met such lovely people. However, the father and Sonja were not done with us yet. They next drove us to a famous roadside Italian Ice in the middle of nowhere. I know Limon ice ...
The hills are alive with the sound of music Day 6
... festival which is usually set up in the gardens above the world. Many aristocrats and dignitaries fancy this town because once the tour buses leave –it’s a quiet little place to relax and enjoy. When you see it-you know why. The square of course is centered around the church but it was the widest square I had seen yet. Here we got our fill of gelatto and gnocchi.
The roads up to Ravello are almost sickening. I have never been nausea from ...
Ship Inspection - Aegean Odyssey
... tours, notably Jewels of Antiquity in June 2012. We enjoyed a detailed tour if the ship's amenities including cabins, restaurants, recreation and lounge areas. The tour was completed with a delightful lunch in the Marco Polo restaurant. Kudos to the ship's crew for making us feel so welcome. Upon returning to Sorrento, there was ...
Get your elastic pants! Day 5
... great house wines served and all of this at the low cost of 35 euro per person. (children did not pay)
When you are finally done eating and sweating and groaning- Pietro may invite you to see his garden and animals. Here he grows all the delicious veggies he served and you see some small farm animals. Kids really enjoyed that part of the experience. La Tagliata was an advised “must see” by all the locals in ...
In the shadow of Vesuvius
... which is not more than ten or twelve feet wide and is jam packed with vehicles of every description. Mostly scooters. They reminded me of a swarm of bees, or perhaps squadrons of WW2 Zero fighters as they rushed at us from every angle veering off at the last second before impact. I saw three-toed sloths in Panama that moved more quickly than we did through the town.
After an eternity of this Linda spotted a “tree” of hotel signs along the ...



