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15 family-owned secret hotels by the Mediterannean

Jun 5, 2019

I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list. I am not a fan of large, group-owned, cookie-cutter hotels in general, but when they’re by the sea, I have a physical reaction to them. This blog post is another list of secret places: sweet little... read more

1950’s Technicolor at La Minervetta, Amalfi coast

Jun 26, 2018

Technicolove is a magic technic. Have you heard of it?! Reds, Blues, Yellows to beat the boredom of a long-standing relationship. Si! Yes! It works! La Minervetta is a very special place, part of my more extensive guide to the Amalfi Coast.... read more

The Amalfi coast is for lovers

Jun 25, 2018

I’d be curious to know if there’s anyone out there who doesn’t care about visiting or re-visiting the Amalfi coast?! It’s got be on everyone’s top 10 wanderlist because the gods of beauty, pleasure and laughter all got together on... read more

Puglia without the crowds

Nov 29, 2017

What better than the excuse of a 40th birthday (not mine though!) to explore a new region. Or .. what better than a celebration with friends to enjoy a week-end away from the children? Or again .. what better than a few days in grey November to enjoy the Puglian sun?!... read more

The hidden beauties of Sicily’s South-East: Noto, Modica, Ragusa..

Jul 31, 2017

We recently went on a just-the-two-of-us-little-getaway to celebrate our not-so-little-twenty-years-anniversary. Yep, even typing this big number, I can hardly believe it. For beauty, history and good food, the South-East of Italy is hard to beat. And it won’t... read more

a Roman history crash course in situ: Rome, Italy

Jul 3, 2017

Roma non Basta una Vita is a line you’ll hear over and over from the tour guides: one life is not enough to see all of Rome, and it’s true. There is something a bit head spinning about this city, almost overwhelming. No matter where you look, left right up down it’s... read more