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Day Cruise: Aegina Island - 3rd Stop
... to the bar for a glass of wine and and a gin and tonic. They also gave us an array of various snacks that went along wery well with our drinka! Then time to pack to get ready to head to Santorini in the morning. Can I tell you, its starting to get difficult to crunch our stuff into our luggage. With only a carry on and a small shoulder bag each, the tetrizing has begun! Thank goodness Karen is a pro at packing!!! Then ready for an early flight at 8:30 ...
Day Cruise: Idra - 1st Stop
... quite yummy and covered in Nutella, but too much of a good thing is not so good. Why would our stomachs hurt after all that hot fried food covered in chocolate? I dont understand! The donuts are actually made right when your order them, so they are quite hot when you bite into them! These are called loukoumades. The other option was to have them covered in honey.
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The Mountain and the Sea
... I realized I just lied to you. People also had mopeds, but there really were no cars and it was very nice to not be inhaling so many fumes as we often do here in Athens.
Our first day on the island, we climbed to the top of a small mountain/hill, met a donkey which we promptly named Pancho, and found some rocks next to the Mediterranean sea for swimming. I bought a snorkel on ...
Athens - Hydra -Poros-Aegina-Athens trip
... modern cruise ship with sundecks, bars, and a shop. Visit the Saronic islands of Aegina, Poros and Hydra. On Hydra there are no cars, the only means of transportation is by donkey.
Approximate value: EUR €85 per person
What we did:
19/31 of us were up at 6:00 for the optional Aegean Cruise. The breakfast buffet at The Golden Age is the best so far so it's nice we're here two nights and it’s ...
A TRIP TO AN ISLAND.....
... past the restaurants and shops in the port area and up to our Hotel (about five minutes). There were Donkeys / Mules waiting in the harbor area to transport people or luggage as required (apparently the cost is Eu$10 for 10 minutes, so suitable for rich cruise ship passengers).
Hydra is one of the Saronic Islands and the name is derived from Hydrae, a reference to water. At one time there used to be springs on the island but now all water is ...
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