Thanks Yes ,only been that way once before a few years ago. Was planning on staying on main road , no real interest in seeing city. Will have to check bridge ,forgottenabout that. Have heard about small roads in Italy so planning on using g main roads ,we are 7.5mDon't drive through Genoa!!!
Thanks, yes need to check on flyover , hope there will be a decent deviation signposted if not.Yes had looked at Cinque Terre but discounted as probably too hilly for our old dog. Have heard dogs allowed on trains in Italy so may use them.Have they rebuilt the flyover bridge yet. Dramatic drive over Genoa and for a dozen or more miles south.
The Cinque Terre are wonderful but you will have to do them by Train from the north or south plenty of campsits and Sotas near stations.
Pompey has a couple of ASCI campsites one is particularly handy with a rail station at its entrance that's on the Naples - Sorrento line not far from Sorrento. Nice bus journey from Sorrento that goes down the Corniche to Amalfi.
Also ferry from Sorrento to Capri.
Thanks will look at this.https://maps.app.goo.gl/owdY3etSPFKoEDgA9
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Potholes in Italy far far worse than here, shocking even on the motorway into Rome. Most beaches private, won't be going againHi ,
Have a wedding to go to in Sorrento. Will be first time going south of Genoa so any advice welcome. Looking for quieter places where maybe we can walk our 2 dogs.
Shocking potholes in Italy even on the motorway into Rome, most beaches private, won't be going again.Hi ,
Have a wedding to go to in Sorrento. Will be first time going south of Genoa so any advice welcome. Looking for quieter places where maybe we can walk our 2 dogs.
Yes nit sure I will be going again but it's a mate who is getting married and thought it might be an adventurePotholes in Italy far far worse than here, shocking even on the motorway into Rome. Most beaches private, won't be going again
Shocking potholes in Italy even on the motorway into Rome, most beaches private, won't be going again.
Hi ,just rethinking the ferry to capri bit as we have friends who will be there and its the wife's birthday so would be interested in any info you can give me.Have they rebuilt the flyover bridge yet. Dramatic drive over Genoa and for a dozen or more miles south.
The Cinque Terre are wonderful but you will have to do them by Train from the north or south plenty of campsits and Sotas near stations.
Pompey has a couple of ASCI campsites one is particularly handy with a rail station at its entrance that's on the Naples - Sorrento line not far from Sorrento. Nice bus journey from Sorrento that goes down the Corniche to Amalfi.
Also ferry from Sorrento to Capri.
Trains very dog friendly but you do have to buy a ticket for them. Make sure you have a cloth muzzle in a bag as we have been asked to show but never used them. Obviously don’t forget to validate you4 tickets before you board the train. It’s to be noted that dogs on buses are often a no.Thanks, yes need to check on flyover , hope there will be a decent deviation signposted if not.Yes had looked at Cinque Terre but discounted as probably too hilly for our old dog. Have heard dogs allowed on trains in Italy so may use them.
Pompey Accsi sites in our plan thanks.
Haven't really considered ferry so will have a think.
Thanks for info.Trains very dog friendly but you do have to buy a ticket for them. Make sure you have a cloth muzzle in a bag as we have been asked to show but never used them. Obviously don’t forget to validate you4 tickets before you board the train. It’s to be noted that dogs on buses are often a no.