Park Uliveto Principessa Hotel
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Mainland ho!
... and I mean NARROW, streets with 25% uphill slopes through now sleepy villages. I’m sure the locals were confused and amused by a band of wayward motorcyclists roaring through their narrow village streets which were not wide enough for even the smallest of European cars. We made it to the hotel just in time to change for dinner and joined the rest of the riders. Lots of stories to share about finding the misguided hotel. Especially in the ...
Day 12 - Martone
Up at 8 for the day of travel. We didn't want to wake the owners up so we left cash with the Swedish man who was staying for the month. On the bus to Napoli we settled out our iuo's with each other. It is hard when travelling in a group because we have to remember how we pay for things because we don't always have the right cash to pay separately. The 3hr bus rode took us to the wrong stop and meg and I almost got stuck on the bus but some guys yelled something in Italian and the ...
Tropea - back on the main land
... anything that includes red onion. It was very sweet and tasty, so I guess they have a right to boast. Our fist dinner was a record low at 24euros (2 pizzas, 2 drinks, water, dessert), a popular pizza restaurant where we had to queue to get in - no wonder, at those prices!
It was a lovely relaxing 3 day break, after the madness and mahem of Taormina and no doubt the more gentrified but still touristy town of Sorrento coming ...
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
... is a cute little town, and is quite characteristic of Southern Italy - it just feels different from the north, more accessible and welcoming, and feels like the "Real" Italy we've come to expect, after being inundated for years with Hollywood images of what Italy is supposed to be. Here, the food is cheap but good, it's not excessively touristy like places in the north, and the people are warm and friendly with travelers - in other words, Scilla is the perfect example of ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Fitness/Health center
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