Hellinis Corfu Town

Corfu was surprisingly warm today, around the mid 70s, which was warm enough for us to spend some time at the Aqualand water park. I've never been to a larger water park and we make is just in time before they closed for the winter. Me and my buddies played around until it began to get cool towards the late afternoon. <br><br>This morning we visited the ...

... can say that! But they also require you to use Purell before walking into any room serving food. They have people at the doors ensuring compliance. I wish I would have bought stock in Purell. D'oh.<br><br>I have also been observing some rather strange activity in myself. No way of knowing if it's the sea, the medicine, the purell, or what. For instance... I went to bed before midnight on the first night of the cruise. On the second day of the cruise I swam laps in the salt ...

... straight for the cable car queue. The compromise (after Robyn found out the cable car queue was an hour&#8217;s wait) was a donkey ride up the zig zag path. Robyn only just got on her donkey before it took off at full speed. Olivia was on next and much to Mitchell&#8217;s disgust the guy lifted him straight off his feet and planted him behind her as a pillion passenger. Next was Chris&#8217;s ride with Ryan planted in front of him. Their donkey ...

... Everyone on the boat was being sick in the toilets in the sick bags it was vile and even the staff on the boat were at it. Anyways was looking at Ian and he had gone a funny colour next minute he grabbed the sick bag and was really ill. I could not help it but was laughing while I was rubbing his back but the noices where making me and Katy ill couldnt look at him. We finally docked at Bari a whole 14 hours later and I swear I am never ever doing a boat ride like that again.

... back to the hotel and booked a really nice place in Sorrento with a swimming pool just hope its open the pool at this time of year and its only 7 days now till Danielle comes to meet us in Italy I am so excited to see her.<br><br>Met some English men travelling around there were about our age and they were dead nice so asked them did they want to come for a quick drink with us and we went for some wine. Then for the most food in the world both Ian ...

... in Corfu town where there is a little bit more going on. He was ok with it and we decided to just get on with the day. Ian wanted to walk up to a little villiage at the top of the hill and after Meteroa I said he was welcome to go on his own and I would go to the beach and wait for him.<br><br>The beach was amazing it was so hot the hottest day and I just kept reading my book and going for a swim in the sea it was so calm and you could see ...

... really fun and an aussie guy and a turkish guy. Oh there was one english guy sorry who had come out to do some work there on his computer to relax for a week. <br><br>The dinner was meant to be a 2 course greek dinner but we had a little greek salad with one cube of feta and an olive some bread then chicken and chips god knows how I ate it as the place is rank and I can only begin to imagine what the kitchen looks like.

... this is * true story.<br><br>Fin*lly we m*de it to the 'Pink P*l*ce' *t 6:30*m *nd it m*y h*ve been us being sleep deprived but we weren't h*ving *ny of the shen*****ns which included pink ouzo shots *t 7:10 in the morning, pepto bismol coloured buildings (which did not cure *ll 5 symptoms), sex t*pes *nd fly invested bre*kf*st. In * p*nic, we immedi*tely went in se*rch of * new pl*ce to cr*sh *nd stumbled upon our pink p*l*ce (the building w*s ...

... e seemed that impressed. Perhaps it was the jacket, or maybe my voice; who knows!<br><br>Our trip through the Ionian is coming to a close shortly; after that it's on to Italy and lots of pasta and red wine.<br><br>We hope everything is well for everybody.<br><br><br><br>Bridget writes&#8230;..<br><br>Corfu town was lovely and we enjoyed wandering the narrow streets and people watching from the café&#8217;s. It is a cosmopolitan town and not as 'English&#8217; as we ...

... us to a squashy halt.<br><br> Delighted that there weren't many people at this beach, presumably because of a current lack of amenities, we waded into the still waters while inquisitive fish swam around our knees. The water was deliciously cool after a dusty fly-blown day and we floated about in the shallows, relaxation seeping into our bodies.<br><br> We rode home along the coastal road, skirting the base of Mount Pantokratora, passing through holiday villages set up ...