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Our last beautiful Greek Island
Siros is the capitol of the Cyclade Islands. Greece has about 1000 islands divided up into
3 sections. We’ve been visiting the
Cyclade portion. Only 300 of the total
islands are inhabited.
Every island has its own personality. Siros is a bustling commercial and
administrative hub. It has a number of
impressive ...
Syrros Island
Our next stop after Naxos was a short stop on Syrros Island. Syrros was yet another unexpected Grecian gem of an island. Formerly the capital of the Cycladas islands, Syrros looks and acts like a capital city. There are centuries old, grand government buildings, palatial aristocratic mansions, all centered around a lively yet laid back city square. It looks official but official from hundreds of years ago. It almost has the air of a ...
Road to Zaros
... for hiding tax-free money in Swiss bank accounts, only a very few select individuals have profited most from Zaros's bottled water boom). Outside of town there are several boutique hotels and a spa/retreat center for the wealthier travelers. None of that is apparent in "downtown" Zaros however. There are several "tavernas" (local grill house eateries) that serve locally grown fruits and veggies and meat dishes from the region. We ate at one of those tavernas and sat next to ...
Samari Gorge
From the haven of Palaiochora we took a ferry to a little village called Ag. Rhemouli which is the terminus of Crete's famous Samari Gorge. The Samari Gorge is a 16 kilometer chasm carved into the mountains of Southwestern Crete. And when I say chasm, I mean chasm: at its' narrowest point the Gorge is a mere 4 meters wide and over 300 meters tall. Second to the beaches, the Samari Gorge is Crete's most ...
Palaiochora
... of German retirees and a few expats, but the town was settled down into the slow rhythm of the shoulder season. We got a cheap hotel across the street from the beach (the campground was closed up for the year) and bought ferry tickets for the next day. That night we walked around town and watched Anna try to catch every stray cat she came across. It was a long night. To put it mildly, Greece has a bit of a feline population problem. Anna was ...
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