Today, we had to leave the beautiful Bellevue Syrene, to continue our journey south. Prior to starting our drive down the Amalfi Coast, we had our final lunch on the Bellevue Syrene's stunning terrace. These beautiful views will be missed!
For the travel day, I picked this super-cute Shabby Apple dress, and paired it with adorable but comfy Keds, and my go-to sunglasses from Polette.
I will miss the beautiful beautiful Bellevue Syrene (and my amazing patio), but the drive south to Praiano, via Positano, was incredibly gorgeous. The windy roads were a tough-go, but I've never seen such incredible sights!
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