Monaco & Serborga

 Monaco & Seborga (Italy)

We continued our journey heading East, passing through Monaco for a few hours. Overrated in my opinion but then I don't care for cars or boats!









We stayed the night on the other side of the border in Italy in the principality of Seborga. The village is high in the mountains and has a history of monks, knights templar and a population who do not believe themselves to be part of Italy but an independent principality.


The place we stayed was the best so far, a family run farmhouse who make their own honey, olive oil and other delicacies. The view and food was amazing! - Kerry



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