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My boyfriend and I are flying into Naples for 6 days at the end of May. There's an itinerary that we'd like to do, but I'm worried we're trying to fit too much into it. Should we just ditch Capri and spend one extra day on the Coast instead? Or maybe stay one extra day in Naples and go to Procida?
A lot of people and guidebooks graco metrolite travel system recommend against daytripping to Capri, but I don't see a way of fitting nights in Capri. Anyway, better something than nothing. For me, Monte Solaro in Anacapri was a highlight, as well as walking from Capri town Villa Jovis. If I were able to add an extra day, like you say you could do for Naples, I wouldn't use it to visit Procida. I was glad to visit Procida a few years ago, and while it has an authentic feel, I wouldn't put it as a priority.
I agree with Zeppole's suggested graco metrolite travel system itinerary. Spending a couple of days on Capri is so much better than a day trip. We loved Capri - in fact, preferred it to the Amalfi Coast. Anacapri graco metrolite travel system and Mt. Solaro are hightlights and, if you are lucky, the sea will be calm enough for you to visit the Blue Grotto.
We loved Capri too but stayed away from Capri town, but it was the nighttime memories i remember....we ate some delicious food there each night and really liked AnaCapri, I would also say have an other night stay rather than a day trip.
Naples graco metrolite travel system is fun too, we got the ferry there from Capri in the morning and did the underground historic tour, had wonderful graco metrolite travel system pizza for lunch, graco metrolite travel system waiters grumpy shouting in Italian while trying to carry 3/4 pizzas on their arms-but its all part of the Italian vibe. We walked around the little lanes, looking up at miles and miles of washing lines hanging between walls, graco metrolite travel system (sounds naff but i mean it in a good way) drank what is supposedly the best coffee in Italy (perhaps europe then?) in a little coffee place where you grab a ticket graco metrolite travel system and get in line (we didn't and got quickly told the procedure!! in Italian!) graco metrolite travel system and then had a feast on food at night , veal in a yummy tomato sauce and so so many more dishes all for 30 euros for 2!!! and 3 euro a litre wine (it was honestly actually quite good!!)!!!
Its worth noting that, naples is excellent value all round. The B B we stayed in was amazing value run by a lovely young lady-we joked she was a mafia wife as we couldn't understand graco metrolite travel system how the place could be run so cheaply!
graco metrolite travel system If you go to naples, you should buy the mixed herb packs for pasta (ametricna mix etc etc), we got like 7 for 10 euros, now we see them in the likes of Carluccio restaurants here in london and they are 4 each!!!
One day and one night in naples we felt perfect...the very center is buzzy and cool and the food is yummy, but as you move away it becomes quite grotty (dont be put off by the area immediatey by the ferry-it gets nicer dont worry!) and the shine of the atmosphere/ uniqueness i expect would ware off if you stayed graco metrolite travel system any longer than 2 nights...but graco metrolite travel system i am quite prepared to be told i'm wrong.
I personally would not want to have a car for your trip - the Amalfi Coast road can be kinda scary, both in terms of traffic as well as the curves and cliffs. And I would NEVER want to drive in Naples - that is just the absolute most chaotic traffic scene I have ever witnessed. And parking can be very difficult in both locales. I'd recommend using the SITA bus or the ferries for touring the AC and the train to go to Pompeii.
"Too busy" may be a personal graco metrolite travel system thing but, if going directly to the AC, you might use other transport... and decide about having a rental car delivered once you've seen the conditions - both geographical and traffic-wise?
And, for your time in the city, the tourism people publish a very good, bimonthly magazine - 'Qui Napoli' - that offers lots of useful information, usually more current graco metrolite travel system than any guidebook. I guess it's given away in hotels and at their "Infopoints" but in several years have yet to find one! Instead we use the PDF version, available for download from...
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