Domus Paola Sorrento
Sorrento, Campania, Italy
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Homeward Bound
... time where we did go and Christmas Day and New Year's Eve were made very special.
The best thing was a great table so thanks to Maureen & Steve, Geoff & Dorothy and Pam & Chris; not forgetting our tour companions Tony & Jackie.
The ship was beautifully decorated for Christmas, Captain Perkins was his usual cheery self and Mrs Perkins (Lucy) was charming as ever. Michael & Britender were a great waiting ...
Unravelling Naples, or trying and failing
... flowing.
“It’s a fact! Nothing bloody works here! Don’t you think?”
As the man is left spluttering at his tap, increasingly reddening in the face and remaining dirty-handed, it becomes clear that Sorrento – an hour south-east of Naples – is quite distinct from our main base in Naples’ bustling centre. Swapping the tourism-driven economy of Sorrento for the gritty, gangster-controlled economy of Naples, we pass endless ...
Amalfi Adventures Part Three!
... in itself but we eventually managed to sort ourselves out and we were off on the high seas!
All was calm first of all and then the waves started to get bigger, by this time we couldn’t even see the shore! I did think to myself at one stage that we were all going to end up in the sea. There is certainly never a dull moment on the Venables Tours! We had two hours booked for the pedalo so our drivers said that ...
Sorrentine Bliss
... new, clean, and suitable as well. A bidet sits-unused- beside a toilet that has an old-style tank hanging on the wall high above the seat.
The weather has been perfect. The temperature is more than bearable, but the a/c in our room has been a welcomed perk during our afternoon siesta…yes, Ray is napping.
Lunch today was at a Pizzeria named Da Gigino’s (maybe). There were white tablecloths on outdoor seating in the shade of ...
Three Days In the Almafi Coast
The first day was spent traveling from Rome, to Naples, To Sorrento to the Elios Hotel outside of Sorrento. The second day, we toured Pompeii (or at least what was left of it.) It was pretty cool. I got to see a lot of ancient houses. I remember these crosswalks they had where there were two or three large stones in the middle of the road so that pedestrians could hop accross the street from the sidewalks since the street level was at times ...



