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Pavia Rosati

London, New York, United States
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Editor + writer. Travel + food. New York + London. US + Italy. Founder of @FathomWaytoGo

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The Hottest Reservation on the Amalfi Coast This Summer

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By Pavia Rosati
| Fathom
A long-awaited opening from the family behind Le Sirenuse in Positano brings effortless glamour to Nerano — without disturbing the quiet magic that has made this corner of the Amalfi Coast beloved for generations. Regular readers of Fathom (and frankly anyone who talks to me about my travels) will know how much I love the Amalfi Coast and Nerano in particular.
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To Maldives or Not to Maldives

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By Pavia Rosati
| Fathom
Have you been to the Maldives? I hadn’t, and for years I haven’t been sure what to make of them. Are these dots of island atolls in the middle of a blue ocean even real or a fantastical tropical mirage? Is it okay to visit if they are sinking from global warming? And what is there to do other than chill out in an overwater bungalow at a fancy resort purpose-built for honeymooners and usually owned by a multinational hotel chain?
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Mirazur Delivers A Meal of a Lifetime

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By Pavia Rosati
| Fathom
On Tuesday last week, I had the meal of a lifetime at Mirazur, in Menton, one of those postcard-perfect French towns on the Mediterranean, right across the border from Italy. If you pay attention to the world’s notable restaurants and the chefs behind them, you probably know about Mirazur (three Michelin stars, #1 on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list in 2019) and Mauro Colagreco (first non-French chef ever named Chef of the Year by Gault&Millau in 2009).
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