Rannia Patras

Riga Fereou 53 Patras, Peloponnese, 26500, Greece

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HALA PATRAS .......................

A travel blog entry by whitebarsik

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... cikar. allahtan otel tam merkezde. Yine aldik bir sise organik sarap, findik fistik... artik 2-3 gun hep boyle. Guzel annemi aradim bugun. Iyiymis. O da uzuldu ama ne care... Liza annesini babasini aradi. Ne yapalim ? Su anda orjinal planda bizim San Marino`yu gezip, Toskana vadisini gezip Roma`da Ask Cesmesi`nde yikaniyor olmamiz lazimdi. Herseyin hayirlisi.
Bu arada, etraftaki kasabalara falan gitmek aklimizdan geciyor ama Olimpia`dan Patras`a gelirken 5 ...

Amazing Race wannabes

A travel blog entry by melissab2009

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... a view over the water to mainland Greece, seeing as we were on the peninsula thingy most of the time. Also, Patras is where Voulz's family is from, where her land is and where she had been before she met up with us in Athens so it was nice to see a little bit of it.

Once we were on the boat, there was not much to tell. Its really quite small...lots of truck drivers and asians are onboard. We sat on deck and watched a pretty sunset ...

Greece! (Careful, don't slip!)

A travel blog entry by roaming_gnome20

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... for lunch in Patras after getting off the ferry, and several of us stopped for crepes, which were delicious. I had a tiramisu crepe, and the kids had strawberry & chocolate. Mine was scrumptious, and the kids all enjoyed theirs as well.

Tomorrow we are off to Olympia and then to Athens, both of which should be a great experience. If I can ever find a decent internet connection I'll get some pictures up, but until then my words will have to do.

Later!
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Road trip in the Peloponnese

A travel blog entry by beadledove

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Well, the morning dawned clear and storm free on the Adriatic. We lounged around in the ferry's lounge, played on the Internet and waited for our ferry to dock in Patras. Most of the truckers had left the boat in the middle of the night at our first port of call in Greece, so the crowd had thinned out. Because of the lack of customers and early estimated time of arrival, there was no restaurant service. Well, we didn't arrive in port until 0900, but at least ...

The better half of Europe

A travel blog entry by tworedshoes

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... the somewhat hasty
decision to go bungy jumping that evening, about an hour out of town
and 45 m above a river. This was followed with celebratory drinks
back at the hostel, including the Latvian delicacy, Balsam.




The word from the laundry is that 8
hours after commencing, the first lot of clothes are finally dry.
They may be up for a few more hours before this is completed.
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