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Astron Rhodes

Kazouli Street 10 Rhodes, Rhodes, Dodecanese, 85100, Greece

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Rhodes and Suites

A travel blog entry by v-nessa

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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 ...

Island hopping from Turkey to Greece

A travel blog entry by adambrownell

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... guys on the boat, chose the cheapest tickets and our seats sounded as if we were being launched in a shuttle...ALL the time! Our tickets were fortunate enough to land us above the engine which rattled like an earthquake all night. As a result, Liam and I drank nearly the entire bottle of rum and vacated to the stairs of the ship! That is where we slept on the carpet underneath the stairs! Weirdly enough..it was actually a pretty decent sleep! A long night nonetheless...
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Imagine Rhodes

A travel blog entry by traveladdicts

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... port for many reasons. The dock is conveniently located in the centre of old town adjacent to the fortress, and is sensibly built to handle relentless hordes of tourists. We walked through the much photographed Sea Gate into Platia Ippokratos and were thrilled by the setting - dozens and dozens of inviting cafes, shops, fountains, ancient squares and a confusion of alleyways winding out of sight in every direction. We soaked up the good weather, ...

Day off in Haraki

A travel blog entry by paulformby

having day off because its the weekend just chillin by the pool at apartment in haraki springs.probably as posh as we will see all trip.somehow sending this via gills kindle .very scary!!weather food and company brilliant steak and ouzo for ...

Stinky Man

A travel blog entry by kochwebb

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... to be interesting to watch as the big ship we saw was parked directly behind us, with not much more than 20 feet to spare. Also, we had two ferries on our opposite side. To make things worse, the wind was picking up in a big way and was strong enough that it was blowing us around pretty good. In the end, it was pretty routine and the ship move sideways deftly, without even being bothered by the wind and we backed right out of the narrow harbour.

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