Hotel Artemis Perissa
Perissa, Santorini, Cyclades, Greece
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Grand sunsets
... after some paintings or professional pictures of the island. The
town being the tourist trap it is was very crowded. We explored the
area for a bit, I found some souvenirs that I wanted, I took some
great pictures and I explored the town.
When it was time to head back to the coach, we
we to the coach parking lot and had to search for the coach because
there were lots of them. We then caught the coach back to Fira town
where we were dropped off. I explored the town ...
Road Trip!
... to it over the rocks so we just enjoyed it from afar. The next stop was the southern lighthouse. The ride was intimidating as it seemed we would be blown clear of our ATV due to the violet wind. It kicked up sand and rocks that pelted us as if to deter us from our destination. Nevertheless we made it and we were rewarded amazing views of the Caldera and the volcano at the center of this island.
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Katie trumps Justine
... interrupted sleep then brought us to today, where we thankfully woke up without an alarm, and made our way to Pisa to check out the leaning tower, and onward to Nice, France. Our Canadian flags of course got us a private double room for the price of a 12 bed dorm, just because the owner likes us. We are living the high life. ha.
Anyways it has been a long day and we are looking for our dinner (it is ten o'clock by now) so we will chack in ...
Red Beaches and White Churches
... at 100km (in a 30km zone) through the island’s small streets. But starting the next morning during a walk from my hotel in Perissa, a beachfront city on Santorini’s south east coast, I was able to take in the island’s arid, rocky landscape dotted with coiled grape vines, white-washed houses and blue-white churches.
I was quick to note that life here was laid back and peaceful like on Greece’s other islands, yet ...
Athens & the Cyclades
... parts. It was so large, it seemed much bigger during the day. We went on Aphrodite's and Eros' sanctuary, we went into the remnants of the Church of Saint Nikolaus, saw the Medieval Way and the Wall of Hypapanti. We went into the Sacred Caves of Pan, Zeus, and Apollo and we saw the Mycenan Fountain. The Sanctuary of Asclepios and the Theatre of Dionysus were incredible to sit in and imagine all the history that took place on those stages. Next we ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Artemis Hotel



