Philippiana Hotel Ayia Napa
23 Tefkrou Anthia St Ayia Napa, 5340, Cyprus
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Arriving on the Sea Cloud
... of the ship and anything worth to know for life on board by Lisa, we were getting ready for dinner. First, we took a drink at the bar and then enjoyed a very delicious dinner. The company at our table was nice and very international and we had some interesting conversations. Closing this day with a drink at the bar we went to bed tired and happy.
Our first impression of the ship: AMAZING!!
Pictures will follow tomorrow.
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Walking through history
... city of Roman roads, tiled floors and tall columns. When we arrived the black clouds had returned so we ran into the restaurant and sat out most of the storm with a hot drink. Once the rain passed, we walked around for a very long time, trying to take in as much as we could but I think you could spend an entire day in Salamis and still miss a lot. I was trying to track down the tile mosaics shown in the brochure, but to no avail. Philip did find a beautiful mural for me though, ...
Protaras from its Foundation ! -Fig Tree Bay
... it was a scenic ride to adventure, with much excitement and exercise. We set off on bikes which we hired that morning after our breakfast, riding next to flowery bitter-orange and balmy lemon trees, musky colorful fields with poppies, daisies and anemones. Land with chamomile, thyme and wild mint. It is a ride we always remember. We needn’t rush it, we had frequent stops next to the fields or by the coast taking photos and having fun. ...
Protaras and its Beautiful Coasts and Beaches!
... Having a massage for instance at the hotel’s Spa, or spoiling in a Sauna, a Jacuzzi or a Steam room! But don’t blame me if you come here and expect other than what I mentioned above!
Sunbathing is coming first in visitors’ agendas. There is much excitement on the beaches, with a variety of water sports to choose from. I mentioned that on another entry as well, and families with children coming here should count ...
Cavo Maris Hotel and Memories from the Past!
... flippers watching him from above how he dived to catch fish. He was scuba diving years later but I remained a gazer probably because it was an expensive hobby those days. Yes, I am sure this must have been the reason otherwise I could have learnt how to scuba dive also.
I always enjoy sharing memories from the past and I thank God I have had a very happy and interesting life. I feel lucky and I think of my life as ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Philippianna


