Bella Napa Bay Ayia Napa
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Arriving on the Sea Cloud
... of the ship and anything worth to know for life on board by Lisa, we were getting ready for dinner. First, we took a drink at the bar and then enjoyed a very delicious dinner. The company at our table was nice and very international and we had some interesting conversations. Closing this day with a drink at the bar we went to bed tired and happy.
Our first impression of the ship: AMAZING!!
Pictures will follow tomorrow.
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That's That, Then
... heading to a continent where I didn't even speak the language, clutching a copy of the Lonely Planet, wondering how in hell I was going to navigate my way from the airport to a backpackers. Cyprus played its part too, it made me realise that I'm not as invincible as I was beginning to think I was, that not everything is going to go my way. It brought me down a peg or two which means I now have a lot of confidence to rebuild, but ...
Walking through history
... a great compromise.
The rain had brought out the snails in overwhelming numbers. It was really cool; every bit of sturdy plant or short tree was covered in snails. They tended to gather in large clumps at the highest point of the plant. I was really fascinated with this, having never seen such snail gatherings before.
We and the babies eventually wore out so we drove back to the villa and had a bit of time to relax before heading to Kyrenia harbour for ...
Protaras from its Foundation ! -Fig Tree Bay
... was quite narrow when we left behind Ayia Napa, and surely not flat.
The interchanging hills and valleys with pastures made the trip so interesting. The aroma spreading out in the gentle breeze of March varied depending on what we had around us.
I remember when we reached the fig tree bay how amazed we were seeing the stretch of sandy beach and the beauty of this area. There was only one small restaurant with one or ...
Protaras and its Beautiful Coasts and Beaches!
... again the first week of May. There are very few open in winter but I don't recommend coming here then. I have had a very bad experience when I decided to take the bus from Larnaca and go to Ayia Napa for some photos. It was like a haunted city with just a few people in the streets and all restaurants, hotels and pubs under renovation. I wanted to leave as soon as I had my photos taken, but I had to wait for 3 hours for the next bus to Larnaca.
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