Amalfi Coast with Kids! Jelly fish scare, boat ride to Positano, swimming and lots of stairs!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2017
- Episode 7: We LOVED our time on the Amalfi Coast and it was so kid friendly and conducive to relaxing and just beautiful! We stayed in the little town of Minori, right in-between Salerno and Positano. And we highly recommend Minori to any one wanting to visit the Amalfi Coast, but wanting something a little less commercialized and touristy that some of the bigger town around there.It was an amazing several days and tons of fun! Mason did awesome swimming in the ocean and Ethan loved playing with the rocks at the beach. Win/win for Mom and Dad. We will definitely be back!
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Yup that is a big jellyfish! It's a beautiful place to visit though and fingers crossed to make it there someday! Looks like a fun trip for you all!
I love your video! My family and I just got back from a 3 week adventure in Europe where we ended in Sorrento. The amalphi Coast is so beautiful. It looks like you all had a nice time as well. - Michelle :)
I'm watching this because we are planning our trip in May. It looks amazing and we are staying in Sorrento.
I am loving your videos and would love to travel nanny for your family. Let me know if you’re up for this idea!!
Where is the baby carrier backpack from?
When someone says come in from the sea, you come in. Why look around and try to figure it out? Especially with kids!