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Resting in Monterrosso

By Ruth, on September 30th, 2009

I can tell you that our few days in Monterosso on the Cinque Terre Coast has been absolutely delightful. It has been a great place to rest up after our first 7 hectic days in Europe. I spent a few hours swimming in the warm Mediterranean – imagine, it’s the end of September!

Guiding these women -all family members- has been a great joy.  I wonder who I can take along to Europe next?

Is it the restful spot, or is it the waiter that’s making me smile?

monterosso-waiter

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