Thursday, March 20, 2025

Hike to Capo di Sorrento

25,000 Steps 

Spent the day in Sorrento today. Started off with a walk/hike to Sorrento Cape of about 8km. Found some paths off the main road with nice small roads. The trail ended on the waterfront where the ruins are of a roman mansion with a swimming hole, we saw one person in swimming, brrr. Back through town and french fries for lunch with gelato for dessert. Rest up and back out to purchase tickets for the ferry tomorrow for the next part of our trip in Capri. Explored old town one more time to pick up a couple of souvenirs. Have loved our time in Sorrento, definitely happy with our choice of towns for this part of Italy.


Another old Fiat

Sundial is accurate

we saw lots of cobblestones streets today

Also lots of lemon and olive trees

At the end of the Sorrento Cape, a little cove


We saw a few small fishing boat pulling their nets

This would have been under the Roman Villa main floor


Looking towards Sorrento

A little patch of mosaic still exists.

Still in the basement but the wall is gone


Where the mansion would have been

This couple from Sweden were on a 1 year bike trip, Greece is next

Swimming hole that connects to the sea

From a different angle

What the Roman Villa would have looked like

From the air

On the way up now

Trail map

Olive trees being trimmed for the season

Flowers growing in the lave stone walls

Lots of olive trees

A family was having lunch and they were going to where we came from


Getting closer to Sorrento now


Love these trees

Sorrento

Olive tree grove

Getting close now


Small waterfall on the edge of town

Very high wall

Delicious french fries


A stop at David for great gelato


Walking down to get ferry tickets for tomorrow


The planks are being put in for the summer


Stopped at a church where they had a photo and a wood inlay exhibits

So many lemon souvenir shops


One of the back street had  12 posters like this about Sorrento

Lots of small street

Still quiet for the restaurant, next month it starts being busy.








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