Not a bad place to go for a dip. La Cazone del Mare.
Pool at La Cazone del Mare.
Linguine Vognole and endless Aperol Spritz at Ristorante La Cazone del Mare.
Not your average tiles.
The most life like sculpture I have ever seen... "Survival of Serena" by artist Carole Feuerman.
Photo of a photo. Hamilton Wright's 1939 capture of three young women eating spaghetti on raft.
Hidden alleyways.
Views from hotel Punta Tragara.
Sunset view from hotel Punta Tragara.
CAPRI! What a day. It's amazing as it looks. Couldn't have asked for a better spot to spend a birthday. Staying in Vico Equense on the Sorrentine Penninsula, my sister and I took the 8am ferry over to Capri with intentions of returning that evening on the 5pm boat back to the mainland. Upon arrival we met our friends who were staying at the amazing Punta Tragara Hotel for a magnificent terrace breakfast then enjoyed some leisurely strolls and shopping before settling at La Canzione del Mare for an aperol spritz soaked seafood lunch and swim. At that point our friends had convinced us to ditch the ferry back to our hotel and spend the night with them so we could go dancing into the wee hours. Was a tough decision to make but it had to be done. ;) The evening was a very memorable one indeed. Ten o'clock dinner at the very popular Villa Verde was followed by a night of singing, dancing, and Champagne at the infamous Taverna Anema e Core. If you have never partied with Italians this is certainly the way to do it. I have never seen anything quite like it in North America. Such a treat. 🌺 Cannot wait to go back to this special island. Maybe next time on one of those ridiculously amazing yachts. :) 🚤