Starhotels Terminus Naples

... with our photogropher but will not be able to post those pics until we get back to Canada. Danielle will be posting her pictures of the day on Facebook soon so everyone should be able to see them through a link. We obviously didnt get any pictures on our own camera as we were a little busy.
We are on our way to Florence tomorrow and we will have more time to write ...

This villa is absolutely amazing with the nicest hosts you'll find. We pass by a few, and none of them were as nice. they even have access to a beautiful private beach in case you want to avoid the messiness of the other public ones. Definitely look up this spot if you ever travel into Amalfi. webcam girls webcam tube

... sat there for a bit and soaked up some rays – the closest thing we have had to a day at the beach since Levanto. We walked back up to the bus stop a bit early because sometimes the busses fill up and you have to wait for the next one. There was already a big line and there was still almost an hour to wait but we met a couple from Victoria and chatted to pass the time. The first bus showed up and it was a mad ...

... to the grotto stairway, it was barren. We went down the stairs along with a New York couple and discovered there were no boats there. There were no signs saying anything and no gate closing off the stairway. We watched as the waves crashed into the cave, we were not going in. We had read in our travel guide that it would be closed if the waves were too high. Ryan suggested swimming in, ugh noo! So we headed back up the stairs sulking. But at least we ...

... pizza, pasta typical local food" which translates into, “we are gonna rip you off with food that you think is authentic” - 18 Euro for two slices of pizza and two lemon sodas.

After the rain, we bussed to Ravello and wandered around there for a while. We did not really know what to do there as we did not check our travel guide before going and we always heard just seeing the views was worth the trip. They were, we could see Amalfi and took a few ...

... on the train prices to Rome. The slow train is 11 Euros and 3+ hours, the fast train is 47 Euros and 1 hour. We have lots of time, so we bought the 11 Euro tickets. Back to the hotel to pack. They didn't have any internet cards to buy to get online, but the clerk loaned me his card to check my emails and oops, I used up all the time on the card. It was an interesting evening as the Naples soccer team was playing and won, there were shouts from the front desk and on the street.

... jumping competition. It didn't seem like it was going to start for a little, so we went to get some water because it was so hot. The closest place was also a pizza shop, so I got some pizza and some water because we didn't know when we would be eating dinner. We waited for about a half an hour for the event to start. We watched a couple of jumpers from Egypt, Germany, UK, US, and Italy. We quickly got bored, so we decided to head out and ...

... we met an Italian gentlemen who called himself Joe and who spoke with a strong Australian accent due to the number of years he'd spent there. He was quite friendly (and later turned out to be rather like a stalker, popping up everywhere we went in Cava) and advised us to visit another remote monastery about 12 kilometers away on the top of a nearby mountain. Maybe maybe. After our ramble around town, we returned to our hotel and had dinner. We each ...

... met a group of people while taking photos of the castle that were here on the Celebrity Cruise Ship - Century. It just came out of dry dock after a 54 million dollar overhaul - they said it was great. Well - they kind of pointed us in the right direction for the main shopping street - and off we went. We found an internet café - posted from yesterday - then took a walk down the streets sporting the big name shops - Tod's - Prada - Louis Vuitton - Ferragamo ...

... hostel in Naples. Even though a shift is from 7pm - midnight and then 8am - 7pm, it actually involves probably only 5 hours of work and then 11 hours of chatting, watching DVDs (the entire season of 'Friends'!), sending emails (I have unlimited internet access, hence all the emails I am sending everyone, so send me emails!!!), reading, etc... The night shift is just answering the phone, letting ppl into the building, checking ppl in and sending everyone off ...