Procida with kids. Gone sailing, indulging in food & partying
Procida in a nutshell: tiny and authentic island in the Gulf of Naples. Coloured houses and narrow cobbled streets where taxi drivers need to fold their mirrors to fit & … Continue reading
Ischia with the kids. A magic island in 3 days.
Ischia has been pretty much love at first sight, 4pm arrival from Procida spoiling us with gorgeous views of the harbour with pretty colourful houses and lush hills. From Naples … Continue reading
Italian island hopping with kids: innamorati di Procida & Ischia
Island hopping holidays with 2 kids under 4? What a funny idea, right? A week and a full blast and immersion into the local pace & life, fruit and food … Continue reading
The cronicles of a fairytale wedding weekend – Como lake, July 2015
Once upon a time there was the King of Bergamo. Unlike many of traditional kings, this King was charming and particularly hard working and quite addicted to his quotidian chores, … Continue reading
La dolce vita by Como Lake
30 degrees Celsius feel gentle by Como Lake. On our huge terrace our son is splashing in his inflatable little pool we carried again from London. Mum, dad and nanny … Continue reading
Back to Italy, this time Liguria. Easter & celebrating 8 months
House swapped Kensington flat to bigger flat with better weather in Rapallo. Well kind of. Left our London flat on great Airbnb French hands and changed the decor for 8 … Continue reading
5 weeks baby in Rome.
When thinking of Rome, baby travelling is not the first thing which springs into mind. However this is a baby friendly destination that we tested on two occasions – first … Continue reading
6 weeks baby loves Amalfi coast
Despite travelling extensively in Italy for the last 10 years, Amalfi only fit into our plans when Ralphie was about 6 weeks old. So when grandparents flew back from Rome, … Continue reading
Celebrating 1 year in Rome
While at 6 weeks Raphael ticked off all the crowded key sightseeing places, at one year we have seen a different side of Rome. Compared to London, parks and playground … Continue reading
