Hotel Ipomea Club
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Mainland ho!
... hairpin turn? Do they have some sort of close circuit TV cameras that alert dispatch that there are motorcyclists approaching and send out the old smelly trucks? I’m beginning to wonder.
This morning Rob, owner of the tour company, asked if he could ride with us. I thought this was sweet as being the owner of the company he can ride with anyone he dang well wants. I like riding with Rob but must admit that I’ve grown very ...
Tropea - back on the main land
... talking (slowly) in Italian, as they didn't speak English, but they were patient and when we got stuck they loaded up Google Translator (which by the way doesn't translate correctly). As I was in dire need, they even drove me to the hairdressers, where I got my hair cut for 25euros - bargain! I had to explain everything in Italian, it turned out ok, so I mustn't have done too badly.
It was a very pretty little ...
Backstage Tour at Sea
Today was another at sea day. We ate breakfast with Linda and David in the dining room. Then I went to a Brazilian Line Dancing class, meeting up with all of the girls from dinner. During this, Bryan played iPad games on the promenade. Afterward, Bryan did some laundry for us while I got ready for the day.
We had lunch in the dining room, finished up the laundry and then got to go on a ...
The Real Italy
... br> In the end, this wasn't the worst thing, as it gave us a few hours to wander around Naples and verify that last night wasn't just an illusion, that it was indeed a changed city. Sure, there was still evidence of the old Naples, such as our initial journey to the train station, when we were approached by a man selling an iPad and an iPhone that undoubtedly had been stolen from somebody not long before.
Even funnier was when we walked a bit further toward ...
My Journey Home
... Every seat was full I think. It's a national holiday here so that might have something to do with it. Luckily, it's the high speed train and it only takes just over an hour to get to Rome. That was train 2. I need to catch the train to the airport which runs every hour. That was Train 3. The airport in Rome is strange for check in. I had to reference the display board to see which section I check into. It took forever to check in and get through security. ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Beach
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking