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Agios Georgios Beach Naxos, Naxos, Cyclades, 84300, Greece
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Aegean Arrival YAY!
... and then started coming down again, which was probably fairly accurate being only about 35 mins long. I didnt realise how close together all the islands are - it would be really easy to just island hop for a couple of weeks. Even our ferry to Santorini in a few days only takes 2 hours.
Naxos airport is TINY - you land, get off straight onto the tarmac and then walk over to a small room where the baggage belt is but instead ...
Day Twenty-Five
... nestled as it is between the twisted streets of the market town. However, it is a pleasant surprise; usually you can see a castle in the distance a long time before you get to it and you have almost seen your fill before you get there. This one is deserted and we wander around the courtyard, bumping into the odd tourist here and there, taking the same, imagined artistic photos as us, of the sea, just visible through the archways. Of course, the ...
Jet skiing, and the start of the cruise.
... of a swim, then relaxed on the beach. At around 1pm I wet back
to the resort, got some money and then went with Dave down to the
taverna down the road where we decided to have lunch. We had a big
expensive lunch but it was well worth it, with Greek donuts to
finish. Feeling full we went back to the resort where for the next
few hours we had a few drinks by the pool, saw for a bit and relaxed
in the sun.
It was great relaxing just doing nothing but
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To Mykonos town and Toga, Toga, Toga.
... br> some souvenirs and then got some gelato. We had a look at some of the
back streets of the town, explored the little Venice area and
eventually made it to the windmills. Here we took some more pictures.
We then started heading back to the bus stop, looking at various
things as we passed. We caught the bus back to the resort, where back
in the room I packed my bag, showered and relaxed. We had dinner at
the resort ...
Temples, Churches & Kouros
... erected in the same location during the Hellenistic & Roman periods and both had been converted to a basilica (church) during the early Christian period. The interpretive signage was excellent at both sites. At Yria we had a park guide show us around the area, demonstrating the various occupations with a set of sliding glass panels with excavation layouts which could be overlain one over the other so you could see ...



