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Day Cruise: Aegina Island - 3rd Stop
So this is our third and final stop before we head back to Athens. Aegina island is known for their pistachio cultivation, and it was also home to The Temple of Apollo and the Temple of Aphaea. The temple of Aphaea is still standing and was dedicated to a local goddess. You can still see the remains of the temple of Apollo. We did not take the option to go on an additional tour of the island so we did not see the Temple .Instead, we walked around the island ...
Day Cruise: Idra - 1st Stop
Up bright an early today for a 7:20 am pick up. Hmmm... thinking we could have slept several more hours! We arrived at the harbor and were greeted by the crew on the boat. Very nice people! All very peppy and awake for being so early in the morning! We climbed aboard the Platytera. Our boat had three stories. A dining room on the first floor, the middle looked like a big cafe, and the sun deck ...
The Mountain and the Sea
... and so I was stoked to be in the water. The most striking part about it was that only about 15 feet out from where we were, the ocean had a huge drop-off, Finding Nemo-style. The water got very dark blue and you couldn't see the bottom. This was simultaneously creepy and awesome. I cannot estimate how many feet down it went, but even if I could I would have to tell you in meters ...
Athens - Hydra -Poros-Aegina-Athens trip
... the lobby today. Our bus took us to the cruise boat and we departed at 8:30, arriving at our first stop Hydra at 11:15. Hydra turned out to be the favourite stop for most of us for different reasons: Bite size, manageable, quite pretty, Donkeys, working fishing harbour, best views etc. We bought and shared a very nice Spanakopita from one of the local bakeries before exploring. Some people did the Donkey ride but most didn’t. A ...
A TRIP TO AN ISLAND.....
... by Barge. The tap water has quite an unpleasant taste, making it undesirable for drinking. Hydra is a relatively close 40 nautical miles from Athens, making it a popular weekend stop for Athenians. The principal source of revenue is tourism, and there are a variety of accommodations on the island, mostly near the Port area. Except for a garbage truck and one other vehicle, no cars or motor bikes are allowed on the island. All goods come in by sea, with the ...
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