Pension Matina Mykonos
Xondros Gremos Mykonos, Cyclades, 84600, Greece
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Jet skiing, and the start of the cruise.
... the internet for a bit then went back to the breakfast room for
the tour meeting. The tour meeting was about what would happen for
the rest of the day and then the situation on the cruise ship, we
were told about the optionals that we could do on the islands, the
drinks package that we could get on the ship, as well as general
outline of meals on the ship.
After looking at the optionals we then had to
choose them. There were the optionals that ...
To Mykonos town and Toga, Toga, Toga.
... finished packing, then made my toga. Once I was
dressed I started heading down to the party. On the way I stopped off
in some of the other rooms for some pre drinks. Once I got to the
today party, I purchased some drinks and thee good time began. There
was lots of dancing and a few people fell into the pool during the
night. After having a few more drinks, I sat and talked with some of
the people from the other ...
And the holiday begins!
... in our cabin.
After meeting the 33 other travellers on our tour we got served a delicious lunch of whole fish, Greek salad (of course) and cous cous. I haven’t really eaten whole fish before so got a lesson on how to remove the bones – you open the side of the fish up to reveal the spine, cut off the head and carefully lift the tail so the spine and most of the bones get lifted out too. Next, carefully ...
Taking The Sun And Sights In Mykonos And Delos
... we were met on the pier to be taken for a short drive to Paradise Beach, luckily on the leeward side of the island. The good thing about the Greek Islands is that all the accommodation places meet the ferries so transport to your accommodation is taken care off. With a mixture of uncertain and concerning economic woes worrying the Greeks at this time, plus strikes and riots, and the lack of visitors as yet for the season, we are ...
Time to chill
... to travel to this island was for partying and, as Rups' Lonely Planet informed me a few minutes before I arrived, a mecca for gay travelers. Putting me on my guard from the offset about guys who were friendly to me.
The beach I was on was quite different from any I had experienced in NZ. Firstly, there were no waves and the water was crystal clear, far clearer than anything I had ever seen before. But mainly because over its 100m ...



