Bella Venezia Hotel Corfu Town

... of the Paleo Frourio, an old Venetian fort. That was pretty cool. Then, late this afternoon we went through the Archaeological Museum. We didn't spend much time here since it was close to closing time and we were all tired from the water park.<br><br>That evening though we ate at our first authentic Greek taverna, we found one playing Greek music ...

... I'm quite happy. Plus, I've been fighting this stupid head cold so I've enjoyed the excuse to stock up on soup (har har, stock up on soup). Oh, which reminds me. Because of the crazy swine flu they are taking all sorts of precautions, which is good. When we first arrived to check in we had to fill out a health survey. Because I had in fact been sneezing and coughing and had a runny nose and sore throat I had to check yes on the form. I was certain they were going to kick me ...

... the gym hence leaving Robyn and Olivia play copious card games together. We seem to be in the dining room all the time and the food is fabulous. Chris helped himself to the bottle of water on the table, the first night at dinner, only to find later that it is priced like gold and had been purchased by the guests we shared the table with. They must have thought us real plebs.<br><br>Our first stop was Corfu and the weather, fabulous and warm. Walked ...

... on a chair no sleep with so many weird looking passengers seriously it was like the waiting room for hell.<br><br>So we tried and tried to get sleep but the crossing was terrible the boat was up and down and up and down. Just as I thought I was going to sleep this man came stumbling into the room with a cigarette and a cheap bottle of cider looking for his wife shouting her name when he found her he hit her over the head with the bottle and said some random things to ...

... I did was have a lovely shower and do all the girlie things like paint my nails and stuff washed my hair and feeling so much more better. Got laundry together and took it to be washed so going to get clean clothes tomorrow stop me feeling grotty as ran out of underwear ha ha.<br><br>Corfu Town is really nice a bit touristy but that ok there are lots of winding roads and stuff selling all sorts of fun things got some fake Gucci sunglasses as I have ...

... facilities and I went over to see how much it was 106 euros a night for a room which isnt too bad its a really cool place somewhere I would like to stay rather than here its cruel torture seeing all that luxery next door when I have toe nails and hairs in the shower ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh<br><br>Anyways last night so had a few beers with everyone and a Greek dinner of pasta shapes with cheese grated on top ha ha with that special Greek salad again.

... the view which Ian kept trying to get me to come and see but I was feeling sick the room smelt of Wee and also mold as the walls in the bathroom where caked in it. I went to Brian to ask him to change the sheets and he said oh sorry really not bothered and said I will change your room so he tried to put us in a triple room with someone else and I was like no dont want to share and he was like NO why not!! We had ...

... It w*s ins*nely hot but the history lesson w*s worth it, w*y worth it. Just to think who h*d w*lked up those streets before w*s mind boggling. <br><br>It's no wonder the *ncient people believed in gods when they looked up *t the Acropolis. It's *we-inspiring. <br><br>Now we continue on to our interesting night bus/ferry to Corfu! On our w*y to the bus, we noticed th*t outside of Pl*k*, Athens itself is * much different story, but we m*de it out ...

... tons of activities and tours to choose from. My first day I rented an atv and explored the island, the next day I took a boat tour. Tomorrow I travel to Croatia via Bari, Italy... not exactly looking forward to lots of ferries but Croatia sounds great.<br>

... for a donation. Most tourists were content to stay outside the compound and drink a Coke in the small taverna that overlooks the eastern flank of the mountain and the dry denuded hills of Albania.<br><br> Having spotted beaches in the distance from the mountain, we engaged the scooter and rolled steadily downwards. Spiralling to the bottom, my hands clutching the brakes the whole way, we rejoined the winding country road that led us north to the coast. Cacti grew by ...