Eri Parikia
Parikia, Paros Island Parikia, Paros, Cyclades, 84400, Greece
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Jet skiing, and the start of the cruise.
... bars of the ship. Once we got on board we found our cabins,
unpacked and then looked around the ship. After taking pictures and
exploring, we went and had dinner at the buffet restaurant. After
dinner everyone split up and I went back the cabin where I showered,
got ready for the next day, then decided to go looking for others. I
looked all over the ship then found some in trivia, here I stayed for
a bit, then eventually went back to my cabin where I went to bed.
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To Mykonos town and Toga, Toga, Toga.
Today I planned on getting up early, but ended
up getting up at 10am. I then had breakfast – same buffet style
breakfast. After breakfast I relaxed in my room for a bit and then
went down to the beach and walked along it for a bit, taking pictures
here and there and exploring what there was to see. I then meet up
with my room mate and we had a bit of a swim before heading back to
the pool to relax a bit. ...
Island Time in Paros Greece
... beaches, villages or tavernas. Also popped across to the neighbouring island of Antiparos (15minutes and 10 Euros away for us including the car) where there were still more beaches but also a very cool limestone cave that takes you 100m vertically underground (thanks Mhairi). Plenty of stalagmites and tites and 17th century graffiti.
Food was a bit of a treat. We tried most of the local kai including a few favourites like the moussaka, baklava, grilled ...
Setting Sail
... views of the harbor, a Greek fellow waved from down below – it was Giannis, our skipper. We had searched for him on the ferry, and did remember seeing him, but he didn't look anything like his profile picture. He came up to the office and met us.
Finally the home office was ready for us. All of our papers were in order. The only surprise was that instead of leaving a damage deposit ...
Naxos
... With lots of domatia owners waiting to tout for customers we had no difficulty finding accommodation. We booked into 'camping Sanorini' which is just down the hill slightly from Fira. With a swimming pool, along with a bar and restaurant it's certainly one of the best campsites I've ever stayed at. The bar was really nice and with some pool tables it was offering more than our bar in camping Naoussa but having said that for all its better facilities and polished appearance it ...



