Direction to Sorrento/Marina di Puolo
E phatlaladitšwe: 05.10.2024
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Today we traveled from Rome to Sorrento and then on to our second vacation spot, Marina di Puolo.
Incredibly, we took 3 buses, all three were on time, we had the right tickets and almost effortlessly found every stop. I’m not used to that in the south! Plus, there was a strike in public transportation today! At least in Rome.
In Sorrento, we had a lunch break, where prices were almost Swiss-like depending on the restaurant... 🤑 This is probably due to the numerous tourists, almost more than at St. Peter's Square... 😆
But thankfully, we really don’t have to save money, so we had a very good dinner in Marina di Puolo as well. Raphael has also reserved a table for tomorrow at St. Raphael 😍
The bay is not exactly car-free, but of course, we walked the last few meters/the last kilometer. Through olives and over backyards, with a glimpse of the sea visible every now and then. Simply beautiful!
Our AirBnb is also very nice and has everything you need (Bialetti, wine glasses, refrigerator, and a rain shower).
Tomorrow is supposed to be sunny, I would be very happy about a day at the beach 😎
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Karabo (3)
Monika
Oh Mann,wie schön
Wenn ich an das Essen dort denke fallen mir direkt die köstlichen Spaghetti vongole ein,soooo lecker!!!
Dann für morgen viel ☀️ Michael
Ich freue mich sehr über die Fotos, manche Dinge sehen noch so wie in meiner Erinnerung aus. Ob das Ristorante immer noch der Familie Gargiulo gehört? Wie alt mag Antonino jetzt sein? Heute Canelloni???15% Gefälle! Vor Ort trägt man da am besten hochhackiges an den Füßen.
Schön, eure Reiseerlebnisse geschildert zu lesen!
Schön, die Orte zu sehen, die du als Kind sicherlich noch gut in Erinnerung hast. Da gibt es sicherlich viel zu erzählen, zu gucken und ganz viel zu lachen.
Gute Zeit mit ganz viel Spaß
Dipego tša maeto Italy