Hotel Costa Verde Livorno
Via Ugo Foscolo, 2, Castiglioncello Livorno, Tuscany, 57012, Italy
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Livorno - Lucca
... gek om een 100 euro uit te geven aan een auto om die dan op de parking van aan treinstation te laten staan. We besluiten dan toch maar naar Lucca te gaan. Cinque Terre blijft dus op ons 'to do' lijstje staan voor een andere gelegenheid.
Wie zelfstandig de haven wil verlaten, is verplicht een schuttle bus te nemen (5 euro H/T) want het is verboden er te voet te gaan omdat het ook een vrachthaven is. Het is niet te geloven hoe weinig mensen ...
A walk in Pisa
On the third day of the Cruise we arrived at our first stop, Livorno in Italy, close to Pisa.
Deciding that we'd avoid the guided tours and instead use local transportation to visit Pisa for a few hours, we took a buss to Livorno train station and purchased a return ticket to Pisa. The whole trip was quite short and only getting out somewhat late kept us from spending more than the few hours we had before ...
Thursday 18th – Tuscany Beach – 600 Me
... game of Jenga going on as you had to keep all of the items on the metal balancing part...which was really only made for 15 items... oops! After some impressive teamwork we left the shop a little embarrassed but very happy... Si had his supply of meat and I had my supply of Nutella J We had a Barbie tonight, nice burger and kebabs and a side order of slightly singed eyebrows... BBQ-ing is deffo a mans job! ...
Lovely towns
... ages. In those days the coast was being maraudered by the Saracen pirates – much like today in fact. So settlements were usually built on the top of steep hills to make it hard for the pirates to attack. But things had settled down somewhat so the towns people moved closer to the fishing beaches. We walked a couple of kms along the cliff top to the next village. The path at times was jutting over the sea and was narrow, but well ...
Birthday on the Med
... fine. The views back to the village were postcard pretty and wonderful. The houses tumble down the hillside and made a patchwork of colour.
It was much easier to get off the boat as the swell was less when we arrived in the 2nd village from the north, Vernazza. We had seen Manarola and also Corniglia (the middle village) from the water but the boat didn’t stop there. This was the biggest of the villages we went to. It had a big beach and ...



