That last photo is quite stunning! We, of course, avoided Sicily in February after seeing your snowy photos on Facebook and then got snow in Granada! I'm looking forward to going to Sicily, especially after your photos.
I am impressed to read your blog and I liked all your shared images and their view attracted me that's why I am keen to explore your experienced places after enjoying christmas holiday vacation.
Post a Comment. February 10, I'm a sucker for coastal views. Whether it's the breathtaking sight of the Mediterranean from the medieval village of Ravello on the Amalfi Coast or the rugged stretch of California coastline between San Simeon and Carmel, I can happily sit for hours watching the point where the horizon meets the sea.
And the Sicilian coastline as seen from Taormina. With perfect panoramas of both Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea, it's easy to understand why Taormina has long been Sicily's most famous resort town. Sure, it's touristy and crowded even in January , but the views are breathtakingly beautiful. The town's first snowfall in more than 20 years was her opening act. Fluffy white snowflakes drifted slowly to the ground while we wandered the medieval streets looking for a place to eat dinner.
By the time we had finished our spaghetti alla Norma , the only pasta dish to be named after an opera, and grilled seafood, the potted orange trees in the garden were covered with a fluffy layer of snow. Our destination?
