Hotel Marybill Perissa
Perissa Main Rd Perissa, Santorini, Cyclades, 84703, Greece
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Grand sunsets
... called Oia. This town is where all the famous pictures of the
island are taken, in other words a picturesque place to go. Our tour
guide was a guide that was very funny and kept us entertained on the
trip to the town. Once we got to the town we had free time for a few
hours and then had to go to the bus. I went with most of the Contiki
group and we walked along the edge of the island taking pictures of
the views and the scenery. Along the way looking at various shops. ...
Excursion to the Volcanic Sunset
... Caldera. These islands are of course volcanic islands and are actively growing. Our first stop was Nea Kameni which is the bigger of the two island where our guide explained the history and geology of these events. This was followed by a short hike up to the top of the island amidst the volcanic rocks. At the top there are steam vents that are evidence of the active state of the volcanos in the area.
Pala Kameni is much smaller and is home to ...
Paros and Santorini
... but ANEK are an absolute shambles.
Of the 4 ANEK ferries I was meant to take, 2 were cancelled, 1 was 4 hours late and only one left on time. They had a pretty poor attitude to customer service, too. When the first ferry was cancelled due to bad weather, their attitude seemed to be "Well, tough." whereas when the corresponding flight to Rhodes that I booked for later that day was cancelled, Olympic airlines couldn't do enough to help me out, put me up in ...
Santorini, île volcanique
... picerie (D’ailleurs, ce ne fut pas facile d’en trouver une qui avait de l’allure) afin de me préparer une bouffe en soirée.
Jour 224:
Tranquillement, je me suis levé et dirigé au centre de la ville pour visiter les lieux. Il faut dire qu’ 'il y a une bonne quantité de boutiques et de terrasses-resto. D’ailleurs je me suis « enfargé » dans un petit lounge pour prendre une bière… Une pauvre ...
Santorini, Greece
... towns of the island were all alike in the stark white color that contrasted to the mountain sides they were straddling. There were no roadways in the section of town that we explored. We walked thru pedestrian pathways that wound around buildings and cliff edges working our way up to the Greek Villas. There were very few areas of large level sections of town. The pathways rose and dropped apparently with the natural rise and fall of the mountain top. The walk around the town ...


