CLUB CALIMERA Sirens Beach
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Arrived in Heraklion
... other (they're only having a conversation really!) and all sorts of airport staff sat in a long line wearing sun glasses and smoking cigarettes. We jump in a taxi straight away and for 12 euros we reach our Hotel. The city is only 4 kilometres west of the airport and it only takes 10 minutes to get there. Quite an entertaining short drive though...as while the car was making a persistent beep beep ...
Kreta
... ook nog geen 8 uur. De cabinesteward heeft waarschijnlijk mijn klokje juist gezet want het duidt wel degelijk de juiste tijd aan.
Om 8u gaan we op het dek ontbijten en wanneer alle havenformaliteiten vervuld zijn en we tegen half negen het schip mogen verlaten, gaan we aan wal. Tot onze verbazing horen bij de algemene info die afgeroepen wordt dat we niet om 17u maar wel om 15u al terug vertrekken. Dat is even schrikken want we hadden gepland de bus ...
Last day in Santorini
... the Aegean (Cyprus, Crete). Over time, there were many earthquakes and the inhabitants just kept rebuilding their city. The buildings we saw today were 3 stories tall, had toilets on the 1st floor (not the ground floor) with an extensive plumbing system. Many of the houses had walls covered in murals, but most of those murals are now in museums around the world. Next, we drove to ...
Heraklion to Mykonos - Ferry Trip from hell
... with white towns. We can see Oia and Thira and few other towns.
7.30pm and no sign of a ferry. Feeling somewhat frustrated we head back to the office to see that cranky cow who has absolutely no customer service skills. We get told 8.45pm. Several times back and forth to the office to get information. Hellenic Sea Ways were absolutely dreadful, no information given to passengers, no apology announced, no vouchers for a drink or meal, ...
Goodbye Crete
... it better not sink!!! We check out and we drive to Heraklion port which only took about 15 minutes. We leave the car in the port carpark unlocked with the keys under the drivers mat, well that is what the car hire company told us to. Goodbye car and we jump on our Hellenic Seaways Vodafone Seacat ferry to Mykonos (via Santorini and Paros).
Note for self: If return do not spend a lot of time in Heraklion, not overally attractive place.
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