Positano Beach
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Positano Beach
In viewing the Webcam of Positano, it seems that the beach isn't very clean, or is it? When all of those boats are brought in at night and parked on the beach, it doesn't make for a clean beach.
Anyone with experience there, please comment.
Anyone with experience there, please comment.
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Hi P,
>When all of those boats are brought in at night and parked on the beach, it doesn't make for a clean beach. <
Each boat is carefully scrubbed down and bleached before being wrapped in plastic wrap for the night.
From what I remember, it is a very clean beach. No trash.
The sand is sort of black.
>When all of those boats are brought in at night and parked on the beach, it doesn't make for a clean beach. <
Each boat is carefully scrubbed down and bleached before being wrapped in plastic wrap for the night.
From what I remember, it is a very clean beach. No trash.
The sand is sort of black.
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Those boats are as clean as the sea you'll be swimming in.
The beaches of the AC have small pebbles, so if you are stepping out of that well known and loved fairy tale "Princess and the Pea", you will surely be tossing and turning on your fluffy pink beach towel!
Any trash I have seen there is left there by humans, not boats!
Those boats are as clean as the sea you'll be swimming in.
The beaches of the AC have small pebbles, so if you are stepping out of that well known and loved fairy tale "Princess and the Pea", you will surely be tossing and turning on your fluffy pink beach towel!
Any trash I have seen there is left there by humans, not boats!
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Well, I guess I just didn't know how the boats are cared for, - -" cleaned and scrubbed down and bleached before being wrapped in plastic wrap for the night!" Also, it does appear the the sand is sort of black. It looks like a beautiful town and hope to visit it some day and take a boat ride.
I've felt sorry for the town, though, because in viewing the web over time, I've noticed that their dock is ruined so often, and repairs are constantly being made.
I've felt sorry for the town, though, because in viewing the web over time, I've noticed that their dock is ruined so often, and repairs are constantly being made.
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Hi P,
>I've felt sorry for the town, though, because in viewing the web over time, I've noticed that their dock is ruined so often, and repairs are constantly being made.<
The Sea will do that.
>I've felt sorry for the town, though, because in viewing the web over time, I've noticed that their dock is ruined so often, and repairs are constantly being made.<
The Sea will do that.
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Princess, would you post a link to the Positano web cam? Being from a coastal fishing town myself, when the fishing boasts come in it isn't always super tidy, and you might get an occasional whiff of bait but that's all part of it's authentic charm!
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Here's the link, Marcia:
http://www.campaniameteo.it/salernom...ampositano.htm
Just read this today.
http://www.campaniameteo.it/salernom...ampositano.htm
Just read this today.
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Thanks for that, I did come across that cam later when looking at Le Sirenuse website. Does anyone know if the white stucco/red roofed building with the pool in the center of the webcam shot is the Poseidon?
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The brach is grey gravel/pebble and clean enough but not very attractive - like all the beaches on the Amalfi coast. I've always thought I wouldn't fancy swimming off the main Positano beach, though, due to all the big boats going in & out, leaking oil etc. There are a few smaller nicer beaches in small bays in both directions. From the Positano dock you can get one of two small shuttle boats to Spiaggia Laurito which is the bay past the Hotel San Pietro - prettier & quieter, but still grey & stony.
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