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Confined to ship
... deck of the pool and there are even some we haven't discovered yet. The gym is also on level 9 right at the front of the ship, you can watch the ocean while you're working out. There's a library with an Internet area, a casino, seven restaurants and a cafe, a showroom, a screening room, some shops and a conference room. Apparently while I am typing I am missing the champagne reception the captain has invited everyone to so they can flog future cruises, I ...
Athens
We spent three days in Athens after our cruise ended. Much of our time was spent exploring the numerous sites of ancient ruins, many dating back to the 5th century BC. The Acropolis was the most spectacular, even though much of the site is undergoing extensive maintenance to rectify work that was completed in the late 1800's. Our hotel has a wonderful view of the Acropolis from the rooftop garden, as well ...
Cruise Part 2
... the ship sailed to our first and only port of call in Turkey, Kusadasi. Our excursion in Kusadasi took us to Ephesus, one of the best preserved ancient cities in the world. It was a quite magnificent example of Roman ruins where excavation ad exploration of the site continues today. We spent the afternoon negotiating the Grand Bazzar where many signs advertising “genuine fakes” could be found. Finished the day off with a ...
Greece, continued.
Still in Greece, too much to see, so little time to see it all. We have planned to see a Greek Island on our second full day here. As the big name islands are all too far away for a day trip, we chose to head to an island called "Aegina". Taking the Flying Dolphin high speed Ferry, it took only forty minutes to find an island paradise. The township was small and friendly and the pistachios very so fresh and delicious, like ...
Islands and mainland Greece
... looked like an absolute dump. In the morning we were able to check out most of the ruins before getting on a bus to head north- pretty much saw it all in about 4 hour so it worked out good.
Meteora: Bus ride took about 5 hours. This place is known for monasteries which are perched atop steep pinnacles- used to be 22 now only 6 after WW2. Stayed at a caravan park in this dump of a caravan, and hired shonky scooter to check ...
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