78. Trip report: Family adventures in Rome and Sorrento

Untold Italy travel podcast

Katy Clarke

Society & Culture, Places & Travel, Leisure

4.6 • 659 Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2021

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

#078 Visiting Rome and Sorrento with extended family

Taking the whole family to Italy including the kids might seem like a big stretch to some, but not to our guest Jeannine. Italian heritage, a love of spending time together and a spirit of adventure took her and her extended family on the trip of a lifetime to Rome and Sorrento with a Mediterranean cruise thrown in for good measure.

This trip report episode explores where the family stayed and what they most enjoyed about their time in Italy - from the ancient cobbled streets of Rome to the beachy relaxed vibes of Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast.

Get all the details of the places mentioned in the show in the full show notes for this episode at > https://untolditaly.com/78

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0:00.0	This is the Untold Italy Travel Podcast and you're listening to episode number 78.
0:11.8	Ciao at all and benvenuti to Untold Italy, the travel podcast where you go to the towns and villages, mountains and lakes, hills and coastlines of Bella Italia.
0:23.5	Each week your host, Katie Clark, takes you on a journey in search of magical landscapes, history, culture, wine, gelato, and of course, a whole lot of pasta.
0:35.2	If you're dreaming of Italy and planning future adventures there,
0:39.0	you've come to the right place.
0:50.6	Ciao, everyone. Hope you're all doing well and you're ready to escape to Italy this week. I know I am.
0:57.1	It's been so much fun watching summer unfold in Italy over the past few days and weeks.
1:03.7	My friend, author Karina Cook, who has been on the podcast a couple of times, has been researching an upcoming guidebook and exploring Venice, which
1:12.2	looks super quiet and peaceful and just incredibly stunning. While over on Capri, my beautiful
1:18.8	friend Holly, who you may remember from our very popular episode about her island home,
1:24.1	which is episode number 42, I think, has started delivering amazing picnics to
1:29.5	visitors to Carpere, hungry from swimming in the turquoise waters of the beautiful
1:34.4	Turinian Sea. Oh my goodness, I am so happy that they're both enjoying Italy to the fullest,
1:40.2	and I can't wait to be there as soon as I can, which may be a little longer, but we just have to wait.
1:47.0	Now, both Holly and Karina are just some of the experts available to our Untold Italy Insiders members.
1:53.6	We have a lot of fun chatting with them about upcoming travel plans and all sorts of goings-on in Italy.
2:00.2	No doubt you already know that you cannot
2:02.3	beat insider tips from locals when you're planning your travels. All of our insiders are there
2:07.4	on hand in Untold Italy Insiders with me to let you in on all the secret wineries, beach clubs,
2:14.3	restaurants and picturesque towns that you won't find on the internet.
2:18.8	Plus, there's Italian food, wine, cheese and culture to explore.
2:23.2	You can find out more at Untolditaly.com forward slash insiders.
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