We then transferred to smaller boats and took a boat tour around Capri. We had the opportunity to pay 10 euros and be taken in row boats in groups of four into the Blue Grotto. It was amazing. The rocks do not touch the ground in the cave and therfore the light reflects up and there is a natural lighting inside the cave. Eek! So amazing.
About to enter!! |
After the Blue Grotto we kept going around the Island. We went under this one arch, bridge thing. And the boat driver told us that legend says when you go under you MUST kiss someone or you will be unlucky in your love life for seven years. Of course everyone was looking around and being awkward like whose actually gonna do this. He also said you gotta french kiss, but that sure as heck wasn't about to happen. So the roommates and I did some cheek kisses:)
We finished our boat tour, took a 30 minute "hike" up from Capri to AntiCapri, got these lemon drinks, then took a bus from AntiCapri to the top of the island. There we grabbed lunch, explored around, Felicity got hand-made leather sandals which was really neat, then we bused back down to the bottom! Beach time baby!! I've been trying to get my tan on, Nate and I are having a competition:)
Okay, so day one in Capri was wonderful. We ended the night at this really amazing restaurant in Sorrento where I got fresh shrimp pasta! Dat coast life doe:) Then day two was Positano. Beach till noon, then cave swimming, cliff jumping, and other shenanigans! It was such a blast, definitely my favorite part of the weekend.
Positano! |
We swam into that cave and then explored around, it was such a fun adventure |
Kels, holy schnikes! This trip sounded and looked absolutely once-in-a-lifetime!!! Sooooo beautiful!! That Blue Grotto - WOW! Thanks so much for sharing the journey with us. I absolutely love that you're getting to experience all of this at this time in your life. Love you tons!
ReplyDeleteI just reread this and realized you also went to Pompeii!! How amazing! Did you actually see stuff covered in ashes? Also, the kissing tradition, LOL, and the late nights -->same, sister! LOL!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so beautiful! I love the architecture and natural surroundings. You have gotten to be quite the photographer. I love you and am so thankful that you are in Italy. I know that your Grandfather is smiling. His cousin from NY called and said that all three of her children studied there 20 years ago and loved it. She did get up with Gino 4 years ago in Rome and said that they were wonderful.
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