maidncruze

I must also agree....Sorrento was nice to see but didn't need to spend a lot of time there. We combined with tours of Positano, Amalfi and Ravello which made for a fanatastic day.

Stopping for lunch in Positano overlooking the coast was the hi-lite of the tour.

Frank

Our meal included an Antipasto platter, pasta, grilled meats and some fish. They raise all of their own animals and grow all of the vegatables on site.

As Terry mentioned, you will not leave hungry. I'm sure if you wanted something different they would accomodate.

A scond vote for La Tagliata. It was truly one of the highlites of our trip. We will never forget the amazing food and spectacular view.

Absolutely...We used Domenico from Private tour in Italy. This area is his specialty. We had a fantastic time. My daughter and son-in-law used him last year and loved him. I have reffered numerous people to him and in fact a good friend of mine just used him last week and raved about his tour.

If you need and further info please feel free to ask.

http://www.privatetourinitaly.com/

Regards,

Frank

Sarar,

If you need any more info on them let me know. Friends of ours are using them this weekend in Rome/Florence.

We had great success with Domenico from Private tour in Italy.

http://www.privatetourinitaly.com

Hi TidyGirl,

Private tours in Kotor are relatively inexpensive compared to some of the other ports and a great way to see this fabulous place. I had a very detailed thread a while ago about Milo. He is the driver that took us around Kotor during our stop and he was absolutely fantastic and reasonably priced. You can figure between 100 - 150 Euro for about a 5 hour tour and that was for the 4 of us not per person. Over the years I have sent referred hundreds of cruise critic members to Milo and have received a lot of great response.

If you require more info you can e-mail Milo at popmilo@rocketmail.com or you can check out his facebook page toursbymilo

Frank

I think it all depends on the timing. We were only a group of four and we had a fabulous table at the edge overlooking the Amalfi.

Check out some of the pictures on the link

La Tagliata is a must!! We stopped there for lunch and it was the best couple of hours I have ever spent. The view, meal, surroundings were just incredible. It was one of those moments in time that I will never forget.

Our day consisted of Sorrento, Positano (with lunch at LA Tagliata), Amalfi and then to Ravello.

Frank

We had great success with private tour in Italy. We used him in Naples, Florence and Rome. I have referred many people to him including my daugher and son-in-law and we have heard nothing but compliments on the knowledge and service that they provide.

http://www.privatetourinitaly.com

We had great success with private tour in Italy. We used him in Naples, Florence and Rome. I have referred many people to him including my daugher and son-in-law and we have heard nothing but compliments on the knowledge and service that they provide.

http://www.privatetourinitaly.com

Hi Roothy,

Private tours in Kotor are relatively inexpensive compared to some of the other ports. I had a very detailed thread a while ago about Milo. He is the driver that took us around Kotor during our stop and he was absolutely fantastic and reasonably priced. You can figure between 100 - 150 Euro for about a 5 hour tour and that was for the 4 of us not per person. Over the years I have sent referred hundreds of cruise critic members to Milo and have received a lot of great response.

If you require more info you can e-mail Milo at popmilo@rocketmail.com or you can check out his facebook page toursbymilo

Frank

Thanks for the e-mail Judith.

I'm still receiving many e-mails about Milo's tours. Milo now has a facebook page and you can search his facebook page Toursbymilo and get lots of information on his tours.

Frank

We loved Hotel Jazz in Barcelona. A very nice boutique hotel that was loacted a short walking distance to the Le Rambles.

It's about 18km from Kotor to Jaz beach. Well worth the trip if you can fit it in.

We went to Jaz Beach and had a great time. Even able to sit and have a cold beverage.

We used Domenico from Private tour in Italy in Naples, Livorno & Rome and had a fantastic time. I have sent many people to him and they have all had the same great experiance.

He gets great reviews on Trip Advisor.

Frank

http://www.privatetourinitaly.com/

http://www.privatetourinitaly.com

We used Domenico from Private Tour in Italy for the Rome, Naples and Florence ports. He was absolutely fantastic and I have sent him numerous people over the years. In fact friends of mine are currently on a cruise as we speak and will be using him in Naples and Rome this week

I also wrote a very detailed review on Trip Advisor to which he has a very excellent rating.

Feel free to ask any further questions.

Regards,

Frank

Hi Ann and Ken,

http://www.privatetourinitaly.com

We used Domenico from Private Tour in Italy for the Rome, Naples and Florence ports. He was absolutely fantastic and I have sent him numerous people over the years. In fact friends of mine are currently on a cruise as we speak and will be using him in Naples and Rome this week.

I also wrote a very detailed review on Trip Advisor to which he has a very excellent rating.

Feel free to ask any further questions.

Regards,

Frank

In regards to Dubrovnik, if you have never been we had a couple of must see’s

Celebrity was offering a free bus ride to the sea-side town of cavtat. Not a long bus ride but what a beautiful town. We just strolled along the waterside that borders the town.

A lot of nice café’s and places to sit as you walk.

http://cavtatcroatia.com/

In Dubrovnik you can do a lot on your own. We just walked the old town and took in the sites. When in Dubrovnik you must go to Café Buza!! Not a lot of people know about it but what a gem. This bar/café is in a class of its own. It’s hard to find, but definitely worth it. If you walk along the inside of the south wall in Dubrovnik’s walled old town, you’ll see a small doorway with a sign saying “Cold drinks” and “The best view in Dubrovnik”. Follow those signs, and you’ll emerge through the city wall and into a café that clings to the outside, far about the rocks and waves below. You’ve found Buza. You can always ask if you get lost (we did) We enjoyed a cold Croatian beer there and just took in the view.

http://www.croatiatravelblog.com/top-attractions-in-dubrovnik/

Regards,

Frank

Agreed...We were less than 200 Euro for our tour.

Our private tour guide had lunch reservations booked for us to make sure we were seated at a nice table overlooking the Amalfi coast.

La Tagliata.......Fantastic views, exceptional food and great people.