Scilla | The Italian Adventure

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  • čas přidán 13. 05. 2023
  • This episode we are visiting the home of a famous sea monster and the stunning Costa Viola.
    Steeped in history and mythology, the town of Scilla offers a colourful tapestry of experience within beautiful Calabria. Andiamo! Let's go!
    Want to travel like a local with a local? Visit my Calabrian friend Maria's popular blog on all things Calabrese called DeaKalabria by visiting her social accounts for Facebook ( / deakalabria ) and Instagram ( / deakalabria )
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    - David
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    "Something About David" is my blog where I will be sharing written stories on my website, and vlogs on CZcams. Follow me as I explore Italy from thigh to toe, immersing myself in the culture, traditions, food and history of this beautiful country. I want to highlight this country that I love so dearly through my personal lens as a traveller from Canada.
    Some information narrated in this video are with thanks to calabriastraordinaria.it & wikipedia.com.
    Music featured is from Epidemic Sound:
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Komentáře • 20

  • @ilCALABROneITALYano
    @ilCALABROneITALYano Před 10 měsíci +2

    Scilla is like a jewel set between the turquoise sea and the green hills! 💘😉👌...All of Italy is absolutely wonderful!!!
    Ciao

  • @michaelemanuel4137
    @michaelemanuel4137 Před 5 měsíci +3

    Great Video...going in April/May and I can't wait!

  • @rubenhaals1763
    @rubenhaals1763 Před rokem +1

    Scilla un pueblito de soñar, Calabria maravillosa y salvaje. ❤🙏❤

  • @WanderlustJourney
    @WanderlustJourney Před rokem +2

    Stunning 😍 Looks like such a beautiful place to visit!

  • @Spantidile
    @Spantidile Před rokem +2

    Ammirate la bellezza della nostra calabria

  • @donfluso9042
    @donfluso9042 Před 8 měsíci +2

    I enjoyed Scilla ❤

  • @robcig
    @robcig Před 11 měsíci +1

    Great, informative review, thankyou.

  • @nickstanco163
    @nickstanco163 Před 4 měsíci

    👍🇨🇦

  • @mollynrsUtube
    @mollynrsUtube Před 11 měsíci +2

    Is Scilla a good place to visit in March? Looking for a good off-season destination but want restaurants to be open!

    • @itssomethingaboutdavid
      @itssomethingaboutdavid  Před 11 měsíci

      It sort of depends what type of experience you're looking for? It won't be so hot or busy as deeper into Spring and Summer, so it'll be much more relaxed, and feel more authentic living amongst the locals. Restaurants are opened year round (most!) but may have shorter days. I think its a fabulous place to relax and again my visit was at the end of September which was quite perfect weatherwise but as you could see - not many people.

  • @Erinba
    @Erinba Před 5 měsíci

    Beautiful video! ❤ I was going to skip Scilla but that shot of lo scoglio della nonna its now back on the list! Do you know if the ferries across from messina are difficult or do they run on time? I will be visiting Scilla from Taormina in likely May.

    • @itssomethingaboutdavid
      @itssomethingaboutdavid  Před 4 měsíci

      Thank you so very much for watching! The ships seemed quite prompt and efficient when I was travelling from Villa San Giovanni to Messina. I used Caronte & Tourist and it was seamless :) - have a beautiful trip its a magical part of the world!

    • @Erinba
      @Erinba Před 4 měsíci

      @@itssomethingaboutdavid thanks so much!! I just booked our hotel and it’s right on the water - only there for a day but can’t wait. We have a car so ferry might be a bit manic - but I’m used to Italian and Greek manicness 😅