Month: April 2018

Quiet night and big bonus – we could hear the sea! 👍😃The camper site turned out to be extortionate €23 in total. The man was really friendly and helpful but even so…! Today we were heading for Matera, back north

Quite a noisy night. We moved the motorhome a bit further away from the fishing action, but was still kept awake half the night by some people talking at the half finished fish stall/ cafe opposite. Having red lights on

Walked up to Ostuni this morning – we were more or less parked next to the old town. A big square with lots of marble underfoot and an impressive church with an intricately painted ceiling. There were so many three

Guy got up and walked a mile into town to try and see a doctor again and was redirected to another medical centre in Putignano. Eventually, on production of the ehic card, he got himself some antibiotics for his ear

It was quite noisy this morning when three bus loads of people turned up to look at the ‘not ever so exciting’ castle! We set off for Polignano a Mare on the coast just below Bari. We found parking but

Left Mattinata this morning and followed the coastal road which quickly became rough and bone shakingly bumpy. The terrain was very flat and marshy and we passed through Margherita di Savoie – the city of salt. We weren’t entirely sure

The washing was dry – hurrah 😃! We continued our trek around the Gargano promontory this morning, stopping at Vieste at lunchtime. Fantastic little seaside place with a lovely cool old town to wander round. We had our first ice

Still here in Peschici, although we’ll have to move tomorrow now as we didn’t prepare enough for being on a campsite! We’ve run out of food (well, the interesting stuff anyway!) and our grey water tank is full as we

Short drive today. Just down the coast a little into Puglia. Skirted round a couple of lakes and landed here in Peschici…it’s very nice! There’s an old whitewashed town on top of a hill, very green backdrop and a long

Well, we were going to stay put today, but ended up driving quite a long way in the end. Last night we had an amazing meal overlooking the beach – the best sea bass ever. Rufus was within barking distance