Atrani

Atrani, the tiniest little town in the nook of Amalfi Coast. 

not sure how the heck we found it, but we took a little turn down to the beach and BAM we were in Atrani (where we had reservations to stay for the night) 

Again, Rick Steves suggested this place. 

So as we were in Sorrento and knew we had the scooter for a whole day, we decided that booking a place to stay would probably be the best idea. So we called up this little hostile type place and booked a room. Quite the place I'll tell ya...

Haha.

The place itself was, interesting. Tiled everywhere, mismatched tiles that is, three bedrooms to one place. It was almost like an apartment that all shared the kitchen, but had single beds scattered in each room. The bathroom and the shower were in one little hole in the wall, interesting. We had the worlds most uncomfortable beds! But it was still a good experience. 

Never have I stayed in a place that the town is built within white walls. Stairs, left and right turns, but still all within white walls. I kind of felt like I was in Greece, from pictures and movies I have seen of Greece, this place was very similar. 

We went out to dinner that night and walked the little town, then walked over to Amalfi, then to the pier and took a few pictures, then called it a night. 

The next morning I woke up extremely early, actually I should say I never really slept that night at all.

Walked down the beach, enjoyed the scenery, then got some breakfast, and relaxed. Shane came down and met me then we packed up and hit the road back to Sorrento to return the scooter. 

The weekend trip was awesome. So much fun!

Shane, trying to fit in and hang his 'clothes' to dry

you already know how I feel about these mini Nutella's that I found at a store in Amalfi