Hotel Mina Agios Stefanos
Agios Stefanos, Mykonos, Cyclades, 84600, 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.
... was to go into Mykonos town today,
we were going to catch the bus at 10.30 but missed it by not getting
up early enough, so we were going to catch the 1.30 bus.
Just before the bus was about to go, we headed
back to the room and got ready to go, then went down the bus stop,
got a ticket and waited for the bus. The bus was late – as usual
running on Greek time. It was a short ride to Mykonos Town. Dave and
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Getting drunk on Paradise beach.
... there
were people just relaxing on the chairs, generally doing nothing. I
had a quick swim, then had lunch and a few drinks before relaxing a
bit.
At about 1.30pm I went back to the room and got
ready to go to paradise beach. This was an optional trip, basically
it included the trip there and a good time. Once I was ready I went
down to reception where we meet up and jumped on the buses to take us
to paradise beach. It was about a ...
Pit stop for gas
... by the Venetians in the 1300’s, where the footing is all even I was struck by what Ephesus must have looked like back then. This is really impressive stuff! Streets of smooth, shiny marble. I love it when something strikes me such that I feel like a country bumpkin.
Our ship, the ‘Flying Cat 4’ is a catamaran. Huge, sleek and it seems pretty fast. It certainly looks fast. We are stuck inside so I can’t really ...
Chillin' in Naxos
We arrived in Naxos after a very pleasant 8 hour ferry journey in a boat that was practically empty with comfy sofas to sit in (if only all the ferries would be like that). We arrived in the port to a barrage of hotel owners offering incredible prices on obviously unsold rooms. We had already booked so we passed up the offers and made our way through the town.
It was a Sunday, but even so, the town felt dead. The place was empty and we wondered whether ...



