Hotel Sabbia D'Oro
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Travel Blogs from San Vincenzo
A dazed day in Elba.
... simple life in Elba. From here we ventured up behind the village in little alleys paved in what looked like pink quartz, presumably hundreds of years old. All was going very well until several things in my line of vision when patchy. Migraine can hit in the most annoying places and it was back to the ship for me. Pills and a dark room for a few hours helped enormously but it will be no alcohol or rich food for me tonight. Early to bed as we sail to Rome where we bid the Pride ...
Tuscany to Umbria
... went next door to the butchers. We've found the most popular type of meat here is Pork which we are not used to in Australia as we rarely eat pork apart from ham and bacon every now and then. We haven't seen lamb anywhere and the isn't a lot of chicken either. The butcher had a whole chicken so we bought that and a few other bits and pieces. After that we went to the next store which was a small fruit and vegetable market. The man serving us chose all the fruit and ...
Tuscany
... Elijah was really hyper and was racing around the apartment lifting up his shirt to show us his belly button and giving us endless cuddles and kisses! He now gives proper kisses with his lips closed and says 'mmmm' instead of the big open mouth sloppy kisses and he often comes running up to us and grabs hold of our legs, squeezing as tight as he can and goes 'awww' which is his way of giving us a cuddle. It is very ...
Tuscany
... a feel of the Italian culture and way of life. We also figured we would be doing all the touristy type things in Rome next week. Elijah didn't have a sleep this morning so he was pretty exhausted when we got back to our apartment so we put him down and got stuck into our books again. I managed to finish my Jodi Piccoult book which is always a bit bitter sweet- you want to get to the end of the book to see how ...
Volterra
... walls and haul our backs up 250 stairs, then a hugely steep incline, but the last bit was because we chose a room on the roof of this hotel. Today we decided to take a drive to the popular Tuscan tourist stop of San Gimignano. Smaller than Volterra and absolutely no cars inside the walls, so parking outside on a Saturday morning was difficult to say the least. Parking is always difficult in this country! We were only ...
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- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Beach
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
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