Sunshine Vacation Club Corfu
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Expectation, pleasure and price
I felt like I was chocking inside the ferry. The ride to Corfu was fast but not as nice as I had imagined. This kind of ship was fast indeed, and put us in the island in less than 45 min, but the petrol smell inside the cabin was a bit asphixiating, with no place to go outside and breathe some fresh air or admire the views, that weren't too spectacular through the half meter sea level dirty windows. We made alive, anyway, and spend more time crossing the Greek border ...
Corfu just in the front
... to the most dangerous places in the world to write about them, and his stories were just unbealibable! He kindly invited me to surf his couch in Nevada whenever I'm around the U.S., hopefully i will definetely will do it! The other cool person I met is Leila. Actually, to be fair I met her for the first time in Tirana the night before (she wasstaying in the same hostel as Richard and me, but it ...
No False Modesty Required
... sex?
7) Last time you touched yourself?
.... Yeah. Things got personal REALLLL quick.
I spent my last day in Greece by going into Corfu town. Now when you think of Greece, you're most likely thinking of Santorini- Blue Roofs, White Houses. Yeah- that's not Corfu sadly. Corfu Town was occupied by Venetians for over 200 years so the buildings all looked Italian- imagine that. Could my life be any more ironic? I felt ...
Farewell to Greece
... ferry to arrive.
When the ferry arrived it was full steam ahead, no order whatsoever we all boarded the ferry, bikes safe in the eye’s of Greek ferries we went up stairs to claim our seat. Luckily the ferry was very empty and we were able to get 4seats together, we lifted up the rests and Rhys was able to lie down and sleep – with my pillow, which he stole! I was forced to attempt to sleep on 2seats! Lets see how the night ...
Learning to speak a bit of Greek
... around and there are markets here which are cheap, although we don't buy anything mindful of the fact that at the end of the cruise we still have to carry packs. We meander up the hill and find the fresh food markets where we have a coffee. The owner of the restaurant teaches us how to say hello and thank you in Greek, but they are hard, especially thank you. We check out the old fortress, but it is a bit disappointing with ...