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Rhodes and Suites
... eat something to always give your stomach something to do. This is a good excuse for us, because on this ship you can always find something to eat and it is always delicious. So we eat a lot.
But, there is 2 ways to go against the extra kilos:
- join the walk a mile group
- use the stairs (there are no lifts anyway): there are so many stairs in all kinds of shapes and ...
The Turquoise Coast
... guide for the post trip which will take us to Mt. Nemrut and the Bible Lands in the south central part of the country. We've been told it's starting to snow there, but we're ready for any kind of weather. The last 4 days on the Mediterranean have been beautiful - we've had clear blue skies and mild temperatures in the seventies. Today there are a few wispy clouds, but they're not keeping the sun from shining through. Thanks for the comments on some of the pictures! Ellen and ...
Island hopping from Turkey to Greece
... guys on the boat, chose the cheapest tickets and our seats sounded as if we were being launched in a shuttle...ALL the time! Our tickets were fortunate enough to land us above the engine which rattled like an earthquake all night. As a result, Liam and I drank nearly the entire bottle of rum and vacated to the stairs of the ship! That is where we slept on the carpet underneath the stairs! Weirdly enough..it was actually a pretty decent sleep! A long night nonetheless...
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Port to Crete, Greece
That morning we up early, our next few days between there and Crete would be pretty intense. So more or less, we had a brilliant time chilling on the boat, scuba diving, soaking up the sun and enjoying an awesome lunch which was included in the price - for 35.00 euro, practically making money!
We returned by about 4pm that afternoon. Included in our price was a Turkish Bath tour, so we were able to top off a ...
Imagine Rhodes
... goods to sell and necessities to live on to help them though, but he said, ‘of course, if the economy fails, having goods to sell will not help because there may not be any customers’. He said he’s not really worried, but… We felt sorry for him – the odd thing was, as we walked around Rhodes and other port stops in Greece, from our point of view you would never know anything was wrong.
Rhodes is A ...



