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Kamari Kamari, Santorini, Cyclades, 84700, Greece
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Oh the hardship!!
... there were restaurants and they each had a spruiker outside trying to get you to eat at their place... just like Lygon St in Melbourne, or worse.. and all asking the same question to get you talking to them, "where are you from?" sooo original. We got out of there as quickly as we could and ended up having dinner in the hotel, which was pretty average to be honest. BUT they had chocolate mousse for dessert so it was still ok ...
Grand sunsets
... a tender to the dock. There were a few people staying
on the island after the boat left so we said farewell to them at the
dock and then headed to the bus that would take us on our tour. The
docks were crowded with people and cars, there were 6 cruise ships in
the bay and 2 ferries from other islands had docked here as well.
There was also people offering accommodation, car hire, foods and
other things going on.
The tour that I was doing was going to a ...
Greek bliss in Santorini (PART 2)
... they joined us for dinner at one of the beachside restaurants where we enjoyed Greek music, Greek dancing and even a couple of plate smashing’s by other guests. The next few days we relaxed on the beach, threw a frisbee around, swam in the sea, and enjoyed the sun at Red Beach with our newfound friends. Our hotel hosted a bbq night and we enjoyed a meal with the people we had met over the past week. To our surprise we were greeted to Greek music being played by none other than ...
Rough seas, wind, white, and blue all in one day!
Thursday, May 12 Santorini, Greece
Today was one of the days I was most looking forward too, our stop in Santorini, Greece. Santorini is the name of the island not just one city but the island of Santorini is the image most of us have of Greece, white washed homes with blue domed roofs. Before I get carried away with our tour let me give you a little background about how our day began. Yesterday we unexpectedly had to tender into Katakolon ...
The beautiful Isle!
... were to catch a glimpse and then rode our bike back in the dark and freezing cold wind along the long and windy cliff roads until we made it safely back to our guesthouse. We ventured almost everywhere we could go on the island on our 4 wheeler, we sampled delicious local wines made on the island, we checked out local vineyards and learnt of Visanto, an amazingly delicious drink that is almost like a port, made from grapes that have been dried on the vine ...



