Capri, Naples, Italy - Mediterranean gem
There is an island, in the gulf of Naples that is literally a gem. It is wonderful under every aspect. There is maybe only one thing that it is not positive about it: IT IS EXPENSIVE. It is actually considered the most expensive port in the world to berth a super-yacht, where it can cost up to 2,900EUR a night to moor a 24 metre-plus boat.
But if it is expensive, there must be a reason, right? Well, I bet you will find more than one reason in the pics I took one of the half dozen times I have been there (I am from Naples, although I live in London now):
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Thanks for great photos. Grazie!
You are from Napoli? Well, that's excellent, you lucky guy :)
We are going on a short family vacation to Napoli this October. I am sure you can give me some tips where to go and what to see apart from the usual tourist spots. Only if you wish to do so, of course.
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October is a very good period to go (although it may be a bit rainy, but at least not too hot). I will be sure to share on Steemit a guide to Naples. It was already in my thoughts to do it, now you give me a reason more ;)
Excellent :) Thanks in advance.
First two questions - logistics. I am yet to search for an apartment and to rent a car. Any suggestions? We'll be in Napoli from October the 25th late in the evening until November the 1st with an afternoon departure. That gives 7 nights. Wow, a short long vacation :)
In Naples we use to say "If you can drive in Naples, you can drive anywhere" because it is quite crazy driving. IF you get the car, my suggestion is not to stay in the very center, to try to save some money. Rent the car is easy, BUT keep in mind that, as far as i know, to rent a car in Italy you must have a credit card (not debit card).
What i would suggest to a friend anyway is to stay in the center and don't take a car, because most of the interesting things are in the center, some places out of the city (like Pompei) are within 1 hour by train/bus.
Yes, public transport service in Naples is pretty poor, but between the stress for the crazy traffic and the one for poor service, I would suggest the latter, unless you are used with it (and to give you an idea, when I go back home and I need to go in the city centre, I don't drive).
That's a good suggestion, thank you. If I can use public transport to get to the spots outside the city that's an added bonus for a fun factor :)
Yes, I know how wild the traffic in Italy is. I've been three times to Sardegna on a long vacation. But I guess that cities of Sardegna are sleepy rural villages when you compare them to Napoli :)
Thanks again. I will certainly follow your posts. Good night!
Definitely nothing in comparison... Naples is one of the biggest city in Italy and some town in Naples have the highest population density in Italy. Yes, you can use definitely public transport, they are not too frequent (once per 30/60 mins) but with a bit of organisation you can sort it out. Have a good night as well :)
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really looks like an awesome place ;)
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It definitely is a great place
Great photos, we didn't spend long around Naples on our trip to Italy but would love to go back and just take time to chill out!
This is what happens usually. People go to Rome, Venice and Florence not considering that there is an amazing city: Naples :)
I hope you will find the time to come again and enjoy it 101%