Dionysos Resort Hotel Ios
30 meters from the beach of Mylopota, Mylopotas Ios, Cyclades, 84001, Greece
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Ios Island and our last stop
Ios Island is our last port of call before returning to Santorini and we all go our seperate ways. This trip has been an amazing experience and I love my new "backpack", a 50 foot sailing yacht. I could get used to this. Unfortunately, the return to Santorini will put me back in true backpacker mode. The boat will sail again tomorrow with a ...
Same Again!
... we go down to the port for dinner, something which we havn`t done previously. Fair enough as the bus passes Katerina`s and goes down to the port. She then drops the bombshell that we walk utilising the old donkey path, as she would coming from Guernsey where the locals are known as donkeys, probably based upon their looks! (not that Jean looks anything like a donkey of course, I hasten to add)
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Santorini sunsets!
... a guy from Canada who also had a quad bike so we all zoomed around the island for the day, finishing up in a pool watching the sunset.
In Santorini you can get a cable car down to the old port and then get a donkey up to the village at the top. Not my cup of tea.
I think the pictures will tell the story!
Hope you are all well.
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Greek Islands
... at Far Out Camping, which is a "camping" hostel on the main beach of Ios. It was a pretty rough stay. Very small tent room, no electricity, and bugs everywhere, but very cheap. The main hangout spot at Far Out is their pool area, where people just drink all day and night, and they have dance music blasting literally 24 hours a day. I couldn't take being around that music for too long, so I stayed out on the beach as much as possible. The water is very blue, ...
Ios
Ios (Ίος) – You need a boat to go to Ios as there is no airport. The name Ios is derived from "ion", the violet flower that abounds here in the spring. Ios is famous among other things as the burial place of the poet Homer, possibly author of the Iliad and/or the Odyssey around 800 BC, who according to one account died at sea and washed ashore or was later re-entombed among the rocks above the northern ...



