Aquarium Hotel Rhodes
G Haritou Square, (formerly Siravast Hotel) Rhodes, Rhodes, Dodecanese, 85100, Greece
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Rhodes and Suites
This morning we anchored in Rhodes. We were surprised that most of the shops were open eventhough there were very few tourists. Later we learned that they actually opened just for the 2 cruise ships tourists. Rhodes is a nice town. We walked along the shops and had coffee before returning to the ship.
Because the weather was so nice and (almost) warm, lunch was served on ...
The Turquoise Coast
November 6 This is our last day on our gulet cruising the Mediterranean. We spent Friday night tied down in a beautiful cove, right next to Cleopatra's sunken baths. Mark took the kayak and explored the ruins before breakfast on Saturday After another delicious breakfast on board, we took the dingy to the other side of the cove and began a long and rugged 3 hour hike along the coast, up and over a peninsula and down the other side to where the gulet had sailed and was waiting for ...
Island hopping from Turkey to Greece
... to Heraklion (Crete) departed. Little did Liam and I know that this layover on this island is actually a stopover for all the Mediterranean cruise boats - so the place was packed!! Riddled with tourists and hagglers pleading for your money at the hundreds of restaurants...we found ourselves in what we felt was one of the cheapest bars in town! Surprising I know..
The town itself is beautiful, nothing better then stumbling across a place you would never had gone to ...
Port to Crete, Greece
... only be for a bed. In the hostels' defense, the owner was brilliant! We required a print off of our ferry tickets so we could prove who we were, which he was more than happy to help with. Additionally, very accommodating and friendly - offering his support wherever possible, and hooking us up with his local 'Apple tea' which was surprisingly incredible! Sorry I can't comment on the town...barely saw the main street!
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Imagine Rhodes
... Site that has been damaged by earthquakes throughout history including a big one in the late 1800’s. Further damage was caused by incendiary bombs during World War II. The Greek Archaeological Service is in charge of restoration and conservation – an unbelievably massive task.
There were four ships in port that day in Rhodes and we were thrilled to discover one of them was the six-star Seabourn Pride, a ship that looked ...


