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I actually just finished having dinner in Amalfi (Positano). After spending the past two weeks in a small town of 800 people in Southern Italy, I was shocked to
by tozeur 8y ago
I actually just finished having dinner in Amalfi (Positano). After spending the past two weeks in a small town of 800 people in Southern Italy, I was shocked to see so many tourists in Positano; I heard more English than Italian. And don’t get me started on the tourist buses that clog up the roads.
- maccard 8y agoIrony warning, I'm writing this from a vineyard in Tuscany. You do realise that you are part of the problem you are complaining about? Why are you entitled to visit there and nobody else? Regarding the tour buses, as someone who lives in a popular tourist city (Edinburgh) given the choice of a bus full of tourists rocking up every day, or the same number of tourists rocking up in rental cars, I'll take the bus any day. There's nothing worse than navigating narrow streets surrounded by people who can barely drive not knowing where they're going.