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The cruise: an epic saga PART 2
... br> suckered in enough people to maximize profit and they untied the boat and
sailed off. Approaching Oia we realized why it was the subject of so many
postcards, paintings and Greek guidebooks. I had previously assumed that all
Greek villages had little white houses on the side of a cliff with blue domed
roofs and an ocean view. Nope, that iconic image is purely Oia. I was SO glad
we had decided to take a detour to the famous village. The boat company bused
us ...
Beautiful island with an explosive history
... led indirectly to the collapse of the Minoan civilization on the island of Crete, 110 km (68 mi) to the south, through a gigantic tsunami. Another popular theory holds that the Thera eruption is the source of the legend of Atlantis.
Santorini is essentially what remains after an enormous volcanic explosion that destroyed the earliest settlements on a ...
Goodbye my Liver!!!
... town till like 10:30pm so we decided to grab my iPad and watch some Carl Barron!!!! Funniest **** ever!!! My stomach was hurting from laughing hahahha We headed to a few bars in town, one of which u can have a slammer with the hammer.. You wear a bike helmet, have a shot than get hit on the head with a skateboard!!! Pretty funny to watch!! Def had a few drinks that night but smoked it out of there bout 1:30am May have grabbed a Crepe before heading ...
Ios - day 4, 5, 6, & 7
... gyros (kebabs) at 6am after spending almost no money on drinks all night including 2 shots and 2 vodka red bulls for 5 euro, 1 euro shots and 5 jagerbombs for $10 at all different nightspots.
Day 5
We awoke very hungover and relaxed by the pool for most of the day, enjoyed the sun, as well as exploring the white cobble stone streets of Ios town, gazed at amazing views from the pool and town which include the traditional greek ...
WATER, WATER, EVERYWHERE
... a group) is exhausting. While we are loving the freedom of the roads and seas, it simply takes a lot of effort to make plans, then make arrangements, then go. On a trip like this, we are doing it over and over again. So, we were looking at the next couple of weeks on the islands as an opportunity to recharge our batteries. We're not looking at doing a lot of historic sites or taking any great treks. Instead, we want beaches, and low-key ...