Pompeii and Capri

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I spent 3 days in Naples, but only one in the city itself. Naples is madness, and I wish I had taken pictures of it but unfortunately I was too scared to get my camera out on the street (yes it was that scary). The 2nd day I took a ferry with Anita to the lovely island of Capri, and the 3rd day I went to see Pompeii. Here are the pictures!

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Photos

Rocks near Capri.
I know these are famous, and that they have names, but I can't remember! This is a picture that I took while on a boat ride around the island.

Tori and Anita
Us on the boat. Those same rocks in the background.

The green grotto
Similar to the Blue grotto, but not enclosed in a cave so our boat could drive right into it. Very beautiful!

Inside the Blue Grotto!
This pic is blurry, but its the best for the color! Absolutely gorgeous!

Tori about to go in the Blue Grotto
To go in, we had to get in a rowboat with a rower and lay down in order to squeeze through a tiny hole into the cave. Once inside its so dark, but the blue light coming from below makes it one of the most beautiful places I have ever been!

Statue and Temple of Apollo in Pompeii
You can vaguely see Vesuvius in the background

Cast of Man
This is the Mule Man because they found him beside a mule.

Another Statue
A statue found in a grand house in Pompeii. Hes in the small pool found in the courtyard of all the houses that were used for collecting rainwater.

Forum in Pompeii
Not sure if this was technically a forum. But it was the center of town, very large and impressive.

Painted Walls in Pompeii
This sort of thing was everywhere. It is so incredible that these paintings have been preserved over 2000 years!

Amphitheatre in Pompeii
This was the larger of the two amphitheatres.

Forum
Another one of the forum in Pompeii.

Comments

[anonymous]

Thay're called the Faraglioni Rocks.

[Arnab]

About the amphitheatre
Loved the pictures. I am back after a recent tour to the same places and was here for the holiday blues. I found a small mistake.. the picture captioned 'amphitheatre' is actually the 'grand theatre'. The difference lies in the grand theatre corresponding to the modern theatre/opera (hence semic circular dias) while the amphitheatre corresponds to the modern stadium.