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Amalfi Coast

Amalfi Coast

Scenic spot in Amalfi, ItalyWikipedia

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Nov 6, 2026

Ashleigh WatsonGUEST
29:36
There is.
Ashleigh WatsonGUEST
29:37
It is written about the Amalfi Coast because I love the Italian aesthetic and it's not somewhere I have been, but I would really like to go.
Ashleigh WatsonGUEST
29:46
So it's sort of like that writing about a romantic dream, about a romantic getaway to the Amalfi Coast or just Italy in general.
Ashleigh WatsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:58
Baby, take me far away On a Roman holiday Find a place that we could stay And leave this all behind A place where we can see the stars Pretend like we don't have no scars A hideaway that could be ours That no one else could find We could fall in love when the lights go down And the ones around Where the golden sun melts on the ground Take me to the water, the ocean, the seaside Where the air is warmer, that's where you'll be mine Baby, take me dancing and start that romance And talk to me with words that I can't understand And take me to the water
BraggyHOST
31:02
I love it.
LisaGUEST
33:02
Stay in Florence, go to Tuscany.
LisaGUEST
33:04
And then some people want to go to the Amalfi Coast.
LisaGUEST
33:06
Some people want to go to Venice.
LisaGUEST
33:08
Venice, you really only need a couple of nights.
LisaGUEST
34:06
Some people want to stop in Pompeii.
LisaGUEST
34:08
on the way.
LisaGUEST
34:09
And then you spend, you know, like three or four nights on the Amalfi Coast.
LisaGUEST
34:12
And then you'll take a boat trip while you're there.
RichHOST
16:40
From my limited experience of seeing families in Europe, drink is like an accompaniment to a meal.
RichHOST
16:45
So a lot of times you've got a 14-year-old who might have a glass of wine with their family, having some nice pasta or something on the Amalfi Coast somewhere really exotic.
RichHOST
16:55
Rich, you've turned into You're a poet.
RichHOST
16:58
I know, but like, but like in this country, in the UK, it's like you said, Craig, it's, you just, you want to get smashed up.
Ben AshworthGUEST
32:59
We've done one-off events and we've done stuff with organizations, but this is the first really big tour.
Ben AshworthGUEST
33:05
I land I've given myself one day then I go and work with a golfer um I go back and we're we're at a new facility with 292 performance in London where we deliver our rehab and then I fly to the Amalfi Coast in Italy to deliver a workshop for them so that's the world tour um But that's part of what we're building.
Ben AshworthGUEST
33:27
We're growing our learning and our workshops and our online content.
Ben AshworthGUEST
33:31
We're moving to the new facility to grow our rehab and what we can deliver to people in the UK and worldwide.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
7:50
And it reminds me also, so like even if you are RVing and you're traveling, you really can learn a lot from people when you do spark a conversation.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
7:58
And it just reminds me of the conversation we had with a couple when we were sitting in a Trani on the Amalfi Coast.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
8:04
And here we thought we were going to give them some tips.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
8:06
And I guess we did like about a Trani specifically, but and what to eat there and everything was good.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
8:12
But then we got some great tips from them.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
8:14
They gave us some tips for naples they were the ones who had bought a sailboat in turkey and were sailing slowly back to the bahamas but they gave us some great tips for the amalfi coast as well so it just doesn't apply just to our being but just like sparking up a conversation and sometimes yeah sometimes you'll run into people who are not talkative and not want to talk but we had we ended up talking to those people for a long time about their travels and their adventures and you honestly can really get some great information from people just by sparking some conversation so just figuring out how to start that
Scott BarrontonHOST
8:45
Yeah, I think they were the ones that really sparked my interest into looking at Starlink.
Scott BarrontonHOST
8:50
I'd heard of Starlink, but hadn't really paid much attention to it.
Danielle OteriHOST
0:10
Looking forward to sharing those with you.
Danielle OteriHOST
0:12
And also while I was there, I hosted a group tour, the Cilento Secret, and it was at Borgo La Pietraia, which is the most beautiful place in Southern Italy, right near the temples of Pestum in the Amalfi Coast.
Danielle OteriHOST
0:24
And the tour was happening right in the middle of the trucker strike, strikes over the carovita, the expensive life, the rising cost of living.
Danielle OteriHOST
0:33
So while I was there, the gas stations were shutting down because there were no deliveries.
Danielle OteriHOST
3:03
In fact, this episode is going to very much encourage you to go to Bologna for one very specific reason.
Danielle OteriHOST
3:09
But If you want to do a trip with only the big famous spots, you're going to have a lot of this experience.
Danielle OteriHOST
3:17
So of course you want to see Florence, Venice, and Rome, but the worst trip you could possibly do is Florence, Venice, Rome, and the Amalfi Coast, all famous spots.
Danielle OteriHOST
3:25
If you can book your entire trip using Get Your Guide, it's a bad trip.
Murray Lachlan YoungGUEST
24:40
And then you have to look at what the reason was.
Murray Lachlan YoungGUEST
24:42
The reason after the investigation is that Don was headed for the Amalfi Coast in Italy, where he wanted to become a beat poet and a jazz drummer.
Murray Lachlan YoungGUEST
24:57
And so I decided to write the poem in the style, for Don, in the style of a kind of jazz beat poem.
Murray Lachlan YoungGUEST
25:06
And I can tell it to you if you like.
PaulaHOST
17:09
There was a little balcony, so my husband was able to go and stand on the balcony every day and get some beautiful sunlight and look at some beautiful views.
PaulaHOST
17:17
I mean, where else in the world would you like to be but on the Amalfi Coast? Not in a hospital, but in the Amalfi Coast.
PaulaHOST
17:24
And so the views were just amazing from that little veranda that he had every day.
PaulaHOST
17:28
He got a little bit of sunlight.
Reed MooreHOST
30:36
There's all kinds of different things that layer into this.
Reed MooreHOST
30:38
And so if you look at this and you just look practically, we're in this really cool time in the world where you don't have to buy a house on the Amalfi Coast.
Reed MooreHOST
30:48
You can literally go rent an Airbnb and maybe you go spend 10 or 20 grand, but it's not 2 million.
Reed MooreHOST
30:53
That's right.
Drew McLaughlinGUEST
59:46
We went to Rome and a few other places.
Drew McLaughlinGUEST
59:49
But the Amalfi Coast, we went to for three days.
Drew McLaughlinGUEST
59:52
It was unbelievable.
Drew McLaughlinGUEST
59:53
Pure beauty.

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