Hotel Dassia Chandris Corfu

... of the Paleo Frourio, an old Venetian fort. That was pretty cool. Then, late this afternoon we went through the Archaeological Museum. We didn't spend much time here since it was close to closing time and we were all tired from the water park.<br><br>That evening though we ate at our first authentic Greek taverna, we found one playing Greek music ...

... bumped and pushed and cut in front of and argh. It's like, ya'll, we're going to the same place. Relax. We're going to get there. Ugh. But, I'm trying to forgive and be forgiven. But I have to admit I've cursed like 19 of them prior to the whole forgiving thing. <br><br>Tonight was our first formal night. It was really fun. I absolutely loved seeing all the older folks dressed up. So many of them went all out with tuxes, or 'old-person' ruffled suits and bow ties. And ...

... not seem to worry the police in Italy, Greece, New York or in fact any where except NZ) to drive to the stunning village of Oia, a Greek village characterized by narrow streets and white house and churches with blue domes (learned that the blue domes are Greek Orthodox Churches and the white domes are Catholic ones) &#8211; it offers breath taking views over the Gulf of Santorini. As we approached the village the taxi driver stopped in the middle of ...

... in albanian and she got up and went with him. Nuts! Also this man was asleep on a chair near us and he kept hacking up chest stuff and spitting it on the floor. We could have upgraded to a cabin but it would have cost an extra 50 euros so we had to rough it out. And rough is exactly how the see got worse and worse till in the end at like 7am the man came around and gave everyone sick bags we had one between me Katy and Ian and was wondering who was going to use it first ...

... 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 ...

... facilities and I went over to see how much it was 106 euros a night for a room which isnt too bad its a really cool place somewhere I would like to stay rather than here its cruel torture seeing all that luxery next door when I have toe nails and hairs in the shower ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh<br><br>Anyways last night so had a few beers with everyone and a Greek dinner of pasta shapes with cheese grated on top ha ha with that special Greek salad again.

... young girls who were pretty imature and very neive. I definatley feel older than some times I am especially in these places when alot of the people here are so young and its there first time away from home. The view from the balcony of the backpackers was pretty beatiful and I got some great sunset photos and also the beach was ok from down below not the best beach in the world but it was quite ...

... back to Greece next year as his personal guests..all FREE! Did I mention he was fat, balding and missing his two front teeth? He couldn't have been a day over 60! Haha! But he was nice enough. Had another Greek dinner on the patio of a family run restaurant, with excellent local food. Tonight's our last night on the boats..thank goodness, I can barely stand..I constantly feel like I'm rocking. We leave for Athens tomorrow at 8:00 AM.

... nu toe op hebben gezeild. Wat betreft de pilot hebben we drie mogelijkheden. Uiteraard raadt de mevrouw achter de balie ons de duurste aan. Deze bevat alle kaarten die we nodig gaan hebben en staat bovendien bordevol informatie over het gebied dat wij gaan bezeilen. Na lang twijfelen besluiten we toch voor deze dure pilot te gaan. We vinden hem nog wel een fiks aantal euro's goedkoper, even verderop in de straat. We kopen ook nog een Grieks Nederlands woordenboekje om iets van de ...

... fill the bushes. The room supposedly contained a kitchen area, although this could be said to be stretching the truth a bit. In reality there is a low pressure gas cooking ring, a frying pan, a knife and two spoons and thirteen glasses. I don't know what this says about the type of occupant they usually get here. So far we have used the frying pan for hard-boiling eggs, making a Greek salad and cooking spaghetti (eaten with spoons).<br><br> We opted to take a room in ...