![Hotel Splendido, Portofino, Italy [REVIEW]](http://www.nomadz.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/splendido-pool-view.jpg)
Perfection comes at a price. At the Splendido, just pay it. Splendid by name, splendid by nature. Portofino is quite possibly one of the world’s most perfect towns, and the Hotel Splendido, one of the world’s most perfect hotels. Ensconced in the protective embrace of rugged, rocky cliffs, high above gin clear waters of a protected marine sanctuary, this ex-monastery was ...
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Trips to Tuscany – Forte dei Marmi Tourism [REPORT]
The Definitive Guide to Forte dei Marmi guest post by Mrs W ...
Aurora – Capri, Italy [REVIEW]
This is a small restaurant in a modern style, just a short walk away from the main square (look for the TOD's store, then turn right and head straight down the narrow lane for a couple minutes; it's on the right-hand side). The pasta was very good - the lobster linguine exceedingly so. The seafood - very high quality. The bill, very high. But this is to be expected in Capri. ...
Principe Forte dei Marmi, Italy and Sky Bar [REVIEW]
![Principe Forte dei Marmi, Italy and Sky Bar [REVIEW]](http://www.nomadz.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/principe-forte-dei-marmi-2.jpg)
Forte dei Marmi is a well-kept secret amongst Italians. It is packed in summertime - primarily by locals - although there are waves of Russians coming in thick and fast. It has all the rustic charm of the region, combined with the Italian seaside. What a great combination. It is well located just a few blocks away from the centre of town and a couple of blocks away from ...
Borgo Egnazia – Puglia, Italy
This is a 49-acre retreat built by the Melipignano family (owners of neighbouring Masseria San Domenico and Masseria Cimino) over the course of 10 years and at a cost of more than $200 million. And it shows! The result is a thoughtful cross between clean (very cream-coloured), minimalist and modern design with Italian heritage style. Currently on offer are three different ...
