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10 Things We Love About Italy

25 Sunday Aug 2013

Posted by Lyn Douglas in 10 Things we love about Italy

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balsamic, coffee, gelato, olive oil, parmasen, Pasta, pizza, prosciuto, truffles, wine

Re posted from Panini Girl

ENJOY

10 Things We Love About Italy from The Perennial Plate on Vimeo.

Train Travel in Italy

19 Monday Aug 2013

Posted by Lyn Douglas in Italy on Budget, Train travel in Italy

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train system, train tickets, train travel, trains in Italy, trenitalia

Train travel in Italy is excellent and often is one of the best ways to travel around. I have taken trains over most of the country from the south to the north and east to west.  It is affordable and quite easy. The high speed trains take only about an hour and a half from Rome to Florence, about 3 hours from Florence to Venice and about 3 hours from Venice to Rome.  

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The local train system is Trenitalia. These trains are older and very crowded during peak times however once again we found them to be good. The train stations are usually close to or in the centre of the town or village so once again making travel in Italy quite easy.

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I have also hired cars and driven but cannot fault the trains. My first few trips I travelled first class by train as recommended by friends however I have since learned that travel in 2nd class is fine. Both classes have assigned seats on the major train connections between big cities. The train system can sometimes be frustrating due to delays and sometimes cancellations however I have not personally experienced any problems.

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I would recommend wherever possible to purchase your tickets beforehand, possibly the day before particularly if you are in any of the big cities, eg Rome, Florence etc.  When we were to take the train from Rome to Sorrento, the line up to purchase tickets was so long and so slow that we missed our train and then we had a long wait till  the next train. After that we learned to always purchase our tickets earlier.  In another instance we had a terrible time communicating with the ticket seller in a regional town which took a very long time to make ourselves understood however fortunately we were purchasing our tickets the day before otherwise we would have most certainly missed our train.  We did purchase tickets from a travel agent in another regional area but they did add a commission to the tickets. In this instance we were purchasing several tickets for a few sectors and train changes and the agent was most helpful so paying the extra this time was worth it. Mostly though, I have not experienced much trouble with the purchasing of train tickets. Another option is to purchase your tickets from the machines at the station. If travelling from small towns I have never had a problem purchasing my tickets from the machine or at the window a few minutes before the train arrives. Often, you can purchase your tickets at the newsstand at or near  the station. When purchasing your ticket from a ticket window or even stand, it will certainly help to have the name of your destination written on a piece of paper which you can show to the seller. If the seller only speaks Italian which is quite often the case, then they can read where you wish to go. Include on the paper, how many people are travelling, where you are traveling from, what date you wish to travel and your destination. Always try to write the city names using the Italian word, eg Roma for Rome, Firenze for Florence etc

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Travel by train can seem to be daunting but it is quite basic and a lot of fun. Always remember to validate your ticket at the yellow validating machine on the platform before getting on to the train or you could be fined. The train conductors very rarely have a sense of humour for those who have not validated, even if you are a tourist.

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Another tip, is to take your own “picnic” whenever you have long trips. It is easier enough to pick up nice sandwiches, snacks and drinks at the train station or preferable on the way to the train station which is usually cheaper. The food on the train is not always what you would like at the time and there have been instances when they have run out of mostly everything before they get to you. At the very least always travel with your own bottled water and snacks. I have noticed that the locals usually bring along their packed lunches or meals.

I must add, it is not always easy to travel by train with luggage – particularly if you are travelling alone. The step up from the platform to the train is very high.  Also, many of the train stations do not have elevators which mean that you may have several sets of stairs to go up or down, which is hard work when also carrying suitcases. When getting on to the trains, if there are 2 or more of you traveling, the trick is one person gets onto the train and then the others hand up the luggage to that person. It makes it so much easier, quicker and less stressful. Of course repeat this process when leaving the train. Another trick is, only travel with 1 suitcase as not only is it hard work getting the luggage onto the train but there is usually very limited space to stow your luggage. When traveling alone I always find there is someone close by who will help me but I can never depend on it or expect it.

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Always remember, you must validate your ticket at the orange boxes which are located on every platform. You can look for routes, locations, times and fares at http://www.trenitalia.com

I have found it relatively easy to get around Italy using the train system however you will find it easier to have a rental car for the countryside areas. If you are travelling in a group, the cost of a rental car and the costs to run it can work out to cost less when shared. Of course you must take in to consideration the cost of petrol and tolls. Another site worth looking at when planning to rent a car is http://www.viamichelin.com.

Whatever your mode of transport; bus, train, walking, bicycle, it is very important that you always carry a map with you. Maps do not cost much and are available from train stations, tabacchi stores, airports etc.

It is imperative to always memorise and or carry the address of where you are staying.

All photos in this post are from Google images

Paradise – Vanuatu Style

12 Monday Aug 2013

Posted by Lyn Douglas in Vanuatu

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Havannah Harbour, Hideaway Island, Klehms Hill, Shanti Havannah, Vanuatu

Paradise with a capital P.

Yes another post on Vanuatu. I just cannot help myself, this is such a beautiful country and I have so many beautiful photos I want to share.

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We have seen so much

Here are just a few of the highlights.

We visited Hideaway Island which is a short “ferry” ride from the mainland. It costs 1000 vatu which covers return trip on the ferry plus use of the beach lounge chairs. Hideaway Island is the most perfect spot for snorkelling or scuba diving.

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Just above Port Vila is Klehms Hill lookout where we met the head of the village here and his grandchildren. He showed us around his little piece of paradise and was happy to chat for as long as we wished. What an amazing place to live with its billion dollar views.

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Just up the road from us on Havannah Harbour Francesca has opened a new Mediterranean restaurant called Shanti Havannah. This restaurant which is predominately Italian is stunning. We stopped in for a coffee and stayed for lunch. The views, meals and décor are first class.

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Havannah Harbour, Vanuatu is the most amazing place to stay. It is one of the most relaxing holidays I have had. If you enjoy swimming, snorkelling, boating or any water sports, this is the place. It is totally unspoiled and just so natural. 

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You Make Me Smile

09 Friday Aug 2013

Posted by Lyn Douglas in Uncategorized

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Thank you to everyone who has advised me.

Yesterday while reading another persons blog,  I thought, this is so fabulous I would like to post it on my own blog.

I have no idea how to do that so I clicked on “reblog” thinking that would have the instructions on how to reblog a great post.

Next think I know, I am receiving emails from my friends saying that they cannot access my latest post on my blog.

So,  sorry to all of you for the inconvenience.

Just a little hiccup from a novice blogger.

Thank you for your concerns.

One day I just might post that great blog, once I have learned how.

Havannah Harbour – Film set for Survivor

06 Tuesday Aug 2013

Posted by Lyn Douglas in Havannah Harbour, Vanuatu

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Gideon's Landing, Havannah Harbour, Havannah resort, Shanti hut, Survivor, Waahoo bar

Havannah Harbour is around the other side of Efate from Port Vila and was once quite remote. Things have changed over the years. There are a few facilities you can enjoy these days, although the area itself is still quite isolated from infrastructure.

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The view from Gideon’s Landing

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Havannah Harbour, where I am staying was the location for the series of Survivor Vanuatu several years ago. It was – Survivor: Vanuatu — Islands of Fire

The base for the set was at Gideon’s Landing which is 5 minutes from the house. We met up with Gideon George the owner of the landing and the Havannah Eco Resort.

Gideon has lived here all of his life and told us so much about this gorgeous area. He also offered to take us out in his boat and show us the harbour however we did not have the time and had to decline.  Gideon’s resort which consists of 4 waterfront Bungalows was built after the filming of the television show and is about 30 mins from Port Vila. (Ps.  my photos were all taken over a few days,  the skies change so much here.)  The weather has been perfect the whole time with rain at night.

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Water front bungalows

Waterfront bungalows

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The location for this eco resort is just so lovely.  The bungalows have all facilities. 

Just up the road from here is the Havannah Resort where you can enjoy a lovely meal and enjoy magnificent views.

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On this side of the island you really do need your own transport. There are the little buses but I prefer to be independent.

Further up the road, there is a gorgeous little WWII museum (in a small hut) run by a local character which is well worth a visit.

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There are market stalls on the sides of the road where you can buy bananas and locally grown produce. Just to stop and chat with the people who run these stands is a pleasure as they are always to friendly and happy to have a chat.

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