After visiting Ecolarno and before we intended to go to Pompeii, we took a coach up to the crater of the Volcano (we walked the last 15 mins of the way). It was an incredible view, you could literally see for miles. Walking around the edge of the crater was awesome, you don't realise the size of it until your standing up there. Doing this is one of my highlights so far of the trip, it's all a highlight actually, but this is definatley near the top.

Another picture from the ruins.

Today we visited Ecolarno, which is another roman ruin that was destroyed in 79AD by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, it's just less famous than Pompeii, but has been much better preserved. The reason being is that it was mostly only volcanic matter that swept over the city, killing the people but carbonating organic materials like wood and cloth. So when you walk around Ecolarno you can still see bits of wooden window frames and doors today. So it was awesome see...

Best pizza I've ever had.

We walked all around Napoli today and explored the city, I love it here. After doing the tourist sights (castles, chapels and the royal palace - the picture above) we also went into the opera house in Naples, the first one ever built in the world. Which was amazing. Its a really cool place to be here, all the alley ways and guys trying to sell you loads of crap. It will be weird going back to the UK and not have people shout at you in the street: 'umbrelly! umbre...