The Amalfi Coast is one of the most spectacular places to visit. The food is out of this world, the natural beauty is dramatic, and the people watching is great. We have been to the Amalfi Coast and Sorrento on many Traveling Professor small group tours to Italy on multiple occasions and enjoy it each and every time. In this blog post, The Traveling Professor will tell you about two very special hotels you want to consider on your next tour to the Amalfi Coast.
The Amalfi Coast is a wonderful destination and The Traveling Professor has run several small group tours to Amalfi. When planning a trip to the Amalfi Coast including Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi, Capri, and Ravello, there are a few considerations to consider. Probably lodging is the #1 concern along with how to get from place to place, what to see and do, and of course where to eat. In today's blog post, The Traveling Professor gives some of his best tips in planning an Amalfi Coast tour.
Whether it be a small group tour to Italy or traveling solo, The Traveling Professor has some hotels in Italy you should know about. Listed today is a luxury hotel in Sorrento, a convenient hotel in Rome, a luxury yet affordable place right in the middle of everything in Florence, and a canal side beauty in Venice. Lastly, I talk about my latest find in Treviso: a beautiful, romantic and roomy B&B that is perfect for a trip to this underrated Italian city.
The Traveling Professor is back in Italy with 10 travelers on a small group tour. We arrived last Sunday and are about 3/4 of the way done with our tour. We have been quite lucky with the weather with only a little bit of rain showing up today. But to get the full scoop on our small group tour to Italy, check out today's blog post by The Traveling Professor.
Normally, The Traveling Professor small group tours stay in 3-star or 4-star hotels on his tours to Paris, Italy, and Scandinavia. This time we are with a small group tour and we were able to get a 4-night stay in the luxurious Grand Vittoria Excelsior overlooking the cliffs on the Bay of Naples. Check out my blog post to find out more of our experience in Italy.
I just returned from a tour with 10 travelers to Florence and the Veneto region (Padua, Verona, Vicenza, Lake Garda) and today I am on another adventure with 9 travelers. We start in the sunny Amalfi Coast and wind up in unique Venice, passing through Renaissance Florence on the way. On this tour we will be staying at the luxurious Grand Excelsior in Sorrento, the Il Guelfo Bianco in Florence, and the Hotel American Dinesen in Venice Check out my blog post about my small group tour to Italy and our itinerary.
The Traveling Professor just got back from a 2-week tour with 9 travelers. After a short stint in Rome, we spent 5 days and 4 nights on the wonderful Amalfi Coast. There is plenty to see and do on the Amalfi Coast and there is also time to relax and enjoy the sun. In this blog post I will give you some ideas to make the most of a tour to the Amalfi Coast.
The Traveling Professor will be leading a small group tour to the Amalfi Coast and Italy next week. As part of that tour to Italy we spend 4 nights in Sorrento as a base to visiting the Amalfi Coast. We have a definite itinerary of what to see and do while in Southern Italy that The Professor is happy to share with you on this Italy blog post.