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That is where we are starting from:
Portovenere in the Gulf of Poets |
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This fancy boat is taking us to the Island Palmaria. I feel like Sophia Loren...
(just a short ride, unfortunately) |
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| That is what you see when you look back. Breathtaking isn't it? |
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| Here we get off the boat and in front of us we see Locanda Lorena |
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| Una bella Signora is already waiting for us |
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She leads us to terrace.
Oh, I love the white table cloths and the view is... no words existing for that... |
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| Lovely fresh fish... did you notice their little teeth? |
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| More seafood and vegetables... |
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| I think I am having these spaghettis with mussels... and the wine |
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| These dishes are seducing... |
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| If possible go for a little walk after all these goodies... |
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... and enjoy this view...
It smells from wild herbs like thyme and rosemary,
the air is salty from the Mediterranean Sea...
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Were you wise enough to reserve a room?
You'll sleep tight and enjoy the sound of the sea and the quietness... |
I hope you enjoyed my documentary on Isola Palmaria. Have a also a look here. The English version is funny... I could not really understand what they want to say... but never mind!
Buona giornata!
Emilie's daughter
PS. The quote of George Bernard Shaw in English is as follows:
There is no love sincerer, than the love of food.
pictures via Locanda Lorena
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