We will be in Italy in mid-March to watch grandson play golf in Rome and thought what the heck, we are there so lets explore southern Italy. As I am trying to research and plan, I am noticing a trend of hotels, restaurants and other attraction not open until April 2025. Almost everything that Rick promoted on his Sicily videos is not open till April. I did notice that cruise ships don't start until mid April, so that may be why everything is closed.
So this begs the question, can we just wing it and not plan so hard (like we do in high season). We love just exploring and seeing where the day takes us, but I don't know if this is a good idea in today's travel world.
Anyone have tip and suggestions for a late March trip to southern Italy? Sorrento, Sicily, Capri are all on my list