Favourite Photos of Amalfi

I could honestly post nearly every single photo we took of the Amalfi coast -- it was just that beautiful. I Highly recommend that pretty much everyone, if they get the chance, to take a tour of this coast. There's nothing quite like it. Anyhoo, here are some of my favourites.

Pic 1 of 2 of the Amalfi Coast from the pier.

Pic 2 of 2 of the coast.

Pic 1 of 2 of the city after departing.

Pic 2 of 2 of Amalfi

Lenny's Vibrams peeked into this picture and it turned out pretty well!

One of the caves we could enter. Our boat was slightly larger than the one in the picture, but not by much.

I like this picture of Lenny enjoying the sun and sights. He looks so relaxed with no technology in his hands :)

The caves weren't limited to the shoreline. This was pretty neat.

Inside the Blue Grotto. This was super cool and worth whatever money we were gouged to go in and take a rowboat tour. There are some underground tunnels that allow light into this cave only through the water.

They have some flipping high bridges in this area.

Another interesting natural rock formation we could go through with the boat.

More interesting blue water. You can see a small access to the other side of the formation where the white boat is heading.

The island of Capri. If you're an American with $1000s of dollars to spend at Gucci or Prada, this is the place for you. Otherwise, it was a touch overrated...

An example of the catering to Americans: taxis that are convertibles with canvas tops.

We went for a walk off the beaten path and discovered a net maker that let me take this pic and watch for a while. I've never seen this before and honestly didn't think people still made nets by hand in the developed world.

This picture is to represent all the cat stuff we found in Italy. I've never seen so much kitty cat knick knacks in all my life. Italy is BY FAR the capital of weirdo cat stuff.

I had to have one McDonalds meal while we were in Italy and I decided to go with the Crispy McBacon after a ridiculously frustrating journey to Naples after our tour in Amalfi (it ended an hour late so we missed any of the buses we could've taken).  Anyways, the name "Crispy McBacon" turned out to be cooler than the actually food itself. Should've just had the cannolis from across the street.

Well that's it for now! There's only four more Facebook albums for me to cover so these recaps should be done in the next day or two. Still to come: Naples, Solfatara, Ercolano, Pompeii, The Vatican, and Rome.

Ciao for now!