My eldest daughter Sarah is studying abroad in Cortona this fall semester - at the end of their program they will go to Naples, then finish up at Vico Equense. The program is over on November 22nd. My other daughter and I want to go to Italy and spend Thanksgiving week there although, due to visa constraints, Sarah has to fly back to the U.S. on Nov. 27th. Here's my dilemma: I have only been to Italy once, and I was on the Amalfi Coast the entire time: Naples, Sorrento, Isle of Capri, Pompeii, etc. I would love to see some new places. Originally, I had thought we could rent a place near Sarah's program in Cortona and visit Tuscany, but now that we have to meet Sarah in Naples, I'm not sure how to plan the trip. Should we take a train to Venice and just visit there? Should we rent a car and drive north? My other daughter and I could come to Italy earlier (maybe arriving around the 18th of Nov.) and do some sightseeing before we meet up with Sarah, but we all have to return to the U.S. on the 27th. Sarah will have already visited Rome and Florence.
Any suggestions? Thanks!