Tuscany: The Land of Cozy
After getting our chill on in Positano, we headed back up North toward the Tuscan sun (had to do it). As I discussed in my post about getting to Positano, it’s not… Continue reading
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The Pets of Positano
In my travels I’ve encountered a plethora of creatures roaming around just like me – some cute, and some not-so-cute (see: tarantula incident). The Amalfi Coast had so many of these village pets… Continue reading
A Foggy Morning in Positano
The next morning in we awoke to a heavy fog that encapsulated the upper parts of the village. It gave the scenery an eerie feeling – the perfectly “gloomy” vibe that makes virtually… Continue reading
Positano: Our First Taste of Paradise
After we had a chance to decompress and settle into our new abode, we ventured down a long and windy path of steps onto the main road that runs through Positano. If you’re… Continue reading
Getting to Positano: Beware the Cab Driver
After sampling pizza paradise, we wandered back to the train station to arrange a ride to our next destination – Positano, a little town along the Amalfi coast. Our AirBnB host in Positano… Continue reading
Napoli
From Rome, we headed to the Amalfi Coast via Naples (Napoli in Italian). The train seemed like the most cost and time-effective option to get us directly to Naples for an obligatory pizza-pit-stop,… Continue reading
Italy in 2 Weeks (By Car): The Plan
Since we had a non-traditional “pre-wedding” trip to Ireland and Scotland, we didn’t take a traditional honeymoon right after our wedding. Instead we opted to wait a few months and take a longer… Continue reading
Ramified Rome: Getting from Leonardo da Vinci to Rome Center
We arrived in Rome at about 9:00 in the morning, which perfectly tricked my brain into forgetting that we had just been awake for 24 hours straight (I have trouble sleeping in public).… Continue reading
Burren Hawk Walk: The Experience You Cannot Miss
Due to some rough seas, we didn’t leave Inisoirr quite when we expected to. That put us in a little bit of a rush (but an Irish rush more than an American rush)… Continue reading
Wandering around the Little Island
As I mentioned in my last post, Inis Oirr is (quite literally) a one-horse town. There’s no better way to explore than to rent some bikes, brave the wind, and circle the island… Continue reading