Paradise Hotel Corfu
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Expectation, pleasure and price
... the EU than the ride itself. But Ibwas there. Mission acomplished: i was in time in Corfu to recieve Cristina. I was actually there one day before, precisely as I wanted. It was still early afternoon so I wandered around a bit, getting to know my transport options to were the cheap hostels were, 30 km from the port town. Don't really understand why they didn't put a cheap dorm just in Kerkyra, the Corfu main town where all the ferries get in and out. Found out though, ...
Corfu just in the front
... so far. The first one was Berny, a man who, despite being inhis 60s, had an aspect and an energy just as young as me, and was staying in a bed in my dorm just as me. Originally from London, he lives now in Las Vegas, and traveling since he was 17 there are few places in the world where he hasn't been. One of them was Albania, and that's why I found him there. He had been working as a journalist, ...
No False Modesty Required
... day just traveling.
Upon arrival to the PINK Palace (it's name does not disappoint) I received my rooming assignment and after unpacking I was informed that I was to move to a different room to accommodate a rooming request. *Smh* HOWEVER, I then had the most beautiful view of the island. So it all worked out in the end I suppose.
My first day on the island was essentially spent relaxing on my awesome balcony ...
Farewell to Greece
... to finally get onto the open road, the sign posting was not the greatest and after a few turns and passing a market which was inconveniently located on the side of the highway we finally were free of traffic and carpet/chicken/clothes sellers.
Once on the motorway we had a lovely drive north, there was not much traffic on the road so it was a quick trip. We then arrived at a huge bridge and to our great pleasure motorbikes were only ...
Learning to speak a bit of Greek
... about it or it's history. The place is pretty much deserted, but the views are pretty good. We wander back down to the old town and sit by the ocean for a bite to eat, but we don't really have much of a plan for the day and we are a bit rudderless. Paul convinces me we should get one of the local buses out to one of the areas away from the old town and we get ourselves some tickets and pick Dasia. It is about half an ...
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