Pension Areti Hydra

Antonios Kalkounis, Port of Hydra Hydra, Saronic Gulf Islands, Greece

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Epidavros

A travel blog entry by whitebarsik

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... Liza girmeyince fazla uzatmadim. Yol boyu yazlik evler vardi. Biraz bizim Altinoluk-Akcay yollarini animsatti bize. Biraz daha devam edip Epidavros`a geldik.

Epidavros deniz kenarinda kucuk bir turistik kasaba. Kiyida restaurantlar, kucuk liman, oteller,vs. cok ozel bir yer degil. Orda guzel bir balik yedik (bizim hamsiye benziyor). Limanda biraz turlayip tekrar yola ciktik. Bu sefer bati yonune Nafplio`ya ...

This is what you dream

A travel blog entry by catafigueroa

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Hydra es una de las Saronic Gulf Islands, todas muy cerca de Atenas. Todos recomiendan que si solo vas a conocer una vayas a Hydra, porque es la mas pintoresca, no hay ningun tipo de vehiculo motorizado (solo burros) y tiene no playas, pero buenos lugares para banarse. Y efectivamente fue una muy buena ...

Croisière à Hydra, Poros et Aegina

A travel blog entry by annecybissonet

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... poutine avec un peu de crème et des patates entre au four et purée. Bon, je me suis faite des amies au lunch, 4 espagnoles, 2 filles et une mère et sa fille. Bon et pour couronné, ma croisière, j’ai eu le droit à un show d’idiot qui se prenait pour Pavarotti ou Elvis et autre vous voyer le genre… Après ca il y a eu une danse grecque qui était mieux mais wow que ce n’est pas sexy ca…


Voila, ...

A TRIP TO AN ISLAND.....

A travel blog entry by eagle10

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... from an upper lookout patio, as it provided a good vantage point. Hydrofoils were arriving and departing every so often, so I waited for one to leave so I could get a video. I spent the latter part of the afternoon catching up on E-mail. The Hotel provided free Wi-Fi, although at times it was difficult to get a connection to the net.

At 18:45 the group gathered for a “social” in the Lounge and Patio. Red & white wines, Ouzo, ...

Yachting - To Hydra

A travel blog entry by tandc2007

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... for 10 minutes! They decided to give it a miss. Presumably its way cheaper for the locals, cos trains of donkeys are used to get concrete and building materials to house sites high on the hills, as well as get the groceries home.... We all set off exploring and Chris, Tina, Andy and Lee end up climbing to the high point above the harbour to what looks like a ruin of a castle, but turns out to be the ruin of an old windmill - ...