Dionysos Resort Hotel Ios

... for these kind of occasions! the only draw back being that is right next to to the pool pump! We weren't complaining though. I think it was the best sleep me and Noma had had in a fair while!<br><br>We we final did surface to bright sunshine at about 1pm the room was ready and we dumped our stuff off and had a walk along the Perissa Beach (which is basically 20 steps from Stelios place!) We found a lovely little cafe overlooking the beach and had a spot of lunch and a couple ...

this trip was very special to me,because it was the first one after I finally finished with school and had the freedom to do everything I want,without anybody else controlling me!the only thing I wanted to do is find a nice place with great people to relax and so I did.i met many interesting people and it was a journey to remember!

... that the tidal wave/tsunami resulting from this tremendous event may well have caused the ancient Minoan civilsation at Crete to vanish completely!<br><br>After leaving the museum, we hit the local grocery shop to stock up on some cheap essentials for the next few days, including rum of course! We enjoyed a couple of quiet drinks from our private little hotel room balcony as we watched the famous Santorini sun sink below the horizon ...

... for your spine, but if you're there you gotta do it.<br>Other than that we went to a restaurant on the hill called Harmony and that was unreal, great entertainment, great food (only great steak I had in Europe), great view and cool layout. Highly recommended!!!<br>By the end of our time in Ios, we were all very very tanned to say the least; and very relaxed.<br>Then Scotty and I left and headed off to Santorini for a couple of days before we headed back to London.

... in when we reached it, clothes and all. Our hike was three hours total, but the last part was a bit exhausting and we didn't reach the beach until almost 5PM. With the sun setting at around 5:30 and having a 20 minute walk back to our village and then the way up to our hotel ahead of us, we were feeling pretty tired. Luckily, I spotted the only swimmer on the beach heading back to her car and as she walked past us I asked her about the water temperature ...

... say that the route to reach this beach is one of the two most interesting ones I have ever taken to reach a beach, the other being the Hippies&#8217; Hidden Atlantis in Ibiza. To reach this beach by foot is an adventure in itself. We first walked quite a distance, which is not a problem at all as it was on flat land. Like the Virona Bay which we visited yesterday, Kartego Beach is ...

... This beach is<br>situated directly opposite Angali on the east side of the narrowest part of the island, facing the Aegean Sea. Snugly nestledwithin the Vorina Bay, the waters here wascalmer. However, the climb down to the beach was quite challenging as it was rather steep but we conquered it without any problem. It would have been much easier for me if Argi had warned me of all this walking and climbing, as ...

... all done. the road that my hostel and the laundry is on had a street market today of fruits, vegies and other produce, which was fun to walk under all the big umbrellas with my big bag of washing, but i stopped off on my way back and bought some fresh strawberries and nectarines (see mum, fruit! this is my lunch and dinner for tonight...okay?). As the area that my hostel is in is very residential and not as touristy as some other areas of athens, the crowd was mostly locals ...

... Yeha!" They finally got the idea and left us alone and my hand was safely returned! A group of three Aussie boys from Melbourne had been watching the Italian ambush with amusement and we ended up talking to them for awhile and it turns out l knew one of their sisters from school. One banana smoothie for me and several cocktails later for the girls we finally moved our selves from the seats and started club and bar hopping for the next two hours- simply ...

... neighborhood, thanks for saying hello" wink. When work is done I grab my pizza and head over to the Fun Pub and fend off the hyenas who think that because pizza comes in slices they're all entitled to one. Backpackers and the promise of free food, it's ugly. After a killer pool comp and a few beers with Mick, the Irish owner, at Fun Pub, it's off to the village and the slowly increasing number of bars that are open. For a while it was off to Flames, to ...