Knowing what we know now, it would have been awesome to spend more time in either the Cinque Terre,

Yep, it s time for some more Italy honeymoon posts! This week we have Kristina san francisco hotel and Sean, who got married in beautiful Napa Valley earlier this summer. san francisco hotel Read all about their amazing Italian honeymoon below:
On May 27th [2014] we left to begin our honeymoon in Positano, off the Amalfi Coast in Italy. We spent 5 relaxing days there, and then took a train up to Florence for the remaining 5 days. While staying in Florence, we wound up taking two spontaneous day trips to the Cinque Terre and a tour of Tuscany that included san francisco hotel Siena, San Gimegnano, and Pisa.
I (Kristina) had always dreamed of going to Italy on my honeymoon—even more than I dreamed of my wedding. But my husband had always envisioned a “beachy” honeymoon destination, so we compromised that we would go to Italy but spend a good portion of our time in a coastal town.
Spending a day by the Mediterranean at Le Sirene restaurant at Spiaggia Laurito in Positano. This beach is known for the restaurant next door, Da Adolfo san francisco hotel , but by happy accident we wound up on Le Sirene’s water taxi and were thrilled to lounge on the far less crowded side of the beach. The food was incredibly fresh, I’m talking they brought the live fish to our table before they cooked san francisco hotel it fresh . You could rent chairs and towels for 7 Euros, the drinks were reasonably priced, and the service was great.
Knowing what we know now, it would have been awesome san francisco hotel to spend more time in either the Cinque Terre, or a small village in Tuscany like San Gimegnano, as opposed to staying in Florence for the full 5 days. We did day trips to these places and they were so beautiful and relaxing, we would have loved more time. Though we both loved Florence, 2 days there would have been more than enough for us, as we really didn’t have an interest in spending a lot of time in museums on our honeymoon.
Our biggest splurge was on the Hotel Palazzo Murat , our hotel in Positano, but it was SO worth it. We absolutely loved our time there. Our room had historic Italian charm, but with modern amenities. Breakfast was included in the price of our room and they had the most delicious, beautiful spread every single morning waiting for us in the magical, bougainvillea-lined san francisco hotel courtyard. I’m still dreaming about the fresh tomatoes, meats, and pastries.
Another splurge we are so glad we made was on a car service. After hearing horror stories about public transportation, and taxis from other people who had traveled to the Amalfi Coast, we decided to book a driver for the hour and a half drive from the Naples airport to Positano. This was worth every single penny. We were deliriously exhausted san francisco hotel once we arrived in Naples and it was so nice to have a driver waiting for us. We decided to also use the car service to get to the train station when we left Positano san francisco hotel for Florence.