Athena Hotel Rhodes
27, G. Leon Str. Rhodes, Rhodes, Dodecanese, 851 00, Greece
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Rhodes and Suites
... apple strudel with vanilla sauce. We took an extra big bite for Mami!
Then I thought it was time to do some excersise and joined the "walk a mile group". When you walk 10 times around the deck you have 1 mile. So following Lisa our leader we did our rounds.
Tonight was "open house". This means that all the suites are open and passengers can ...
Island hopping from Turkey to Greece
Being the end of the season we could not go to Crete Island directly, hence our first boat which was only an hour mind you was from Marmaris to Rhode Island, Greece. Now unfortunately our Eurail pass was not valid in Turkey so we were paying for all our transport. Being an international ferry, for only an hour on the boat it cost 45.00 euro each - little we could do about it however!
So we ended up in Rhodes for a layover for about 7 hours before our next ...
Imagine Rhodes
Hang on to your mind. The island of Rhodes is visited every year by a staggering 750 cruise ships! You do the math, not all the ships are large, but for sure they are ships, and that means tens of thousands of visitors stepping onto her shores every year.
The Mariner cut the bow thrusters alongside the dock just as the sun came up and cast a beautiful morning glow over the crenulated walls of the medieval fortress. Rhodes was my ...
Medieval Rodos
... out the shops - found a 'supermarket' where we picked up some spices, olives, pates and tahini for the pantry in Costa Rica. Didn't really find too much of interest to buy - found three unique crosses for the chapel in Costa Rica - one ceramic, one glass and one bronze patina.
That was about it for the day - is was nice and relaxing and we now have one more free day before our big excursion on Saturday.
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Stinky Man
... that said Connie was able to find some nice stuff to buy. (She didn’t really but she made me write that.) The day was moving along and we needed to start making our way towards the nearest gate that would lead us to the pier where the Mariner was parked. Of course, we couldn’t leave without stopping for some great ice cream at one of the shops in a cool square just inside the gate, which was surrounded by little cafés and eateries both on the ...



