Day 1 - Famiglia!

Waking up in Amalfi is quite glorious! 

23 of us arrived yesterday on 7 flights with only minor travel delays! Our Villa hosts made us a delicious dinner and to no surprise with this family it turned into karaoke 🎤 as everyone tried to get a post travel day second wind. It's important to stay up as late as possible to adjust to the time change, they say 😉

This morning we woke up to cappuccinos and breakfast from our hosts to start day one of lounging. Today, was a very comfortable 80 degree day of pool, ping pong, catching up, and enjoying the views. 

Zio Tony is making his famous pasta and meat sauce for dinner this evening 😋🍽️! 

I think this view is what "sold" my mom on this house:

Pool and hot tub:
Our relaxing view of Amalfi:
Dinner!

Arrivederci!!

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Sherry said…
I’m just getting started on the blog and loving it! What an amazing adventure and view and we’re on day 1!
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