Sailingtrip from Lefkas and the Ionian Islands via the Korinth Gulf and the Saronic Islands to the Marina Kalamaki in Athens
Archive for April, 2008Sailingtrip from Lefkas and the Ionian Islands via the Korinth Gulf and the Saronic Islands to the Marina Kalamaki in Athens Part 3 SARONIC-CYCLADES SAILING GREECE SYROS - KEA - LAVRIONPosted on April | 13th | 2008
Sailing around Greek Islands Sailing around Greek Islands Saronic Cyclades Syros Kea Lavrion Sailing around Greek Islands Saronic Cyclades Kythnos Serifos Sailing around Greek Islands Saronic Cyclades Poros Hydra SAILING round RHODES Part 4 Chalki - Lindos - Rhodes GREECEPosted on April | 13th | 2008
Chalki - Lindos - Rhodes Sailing around the Dodekanese islands in Greece SAILING round RHODES Part 3 Nisyros - Tilos - Chalki GREECEPosted on April | 13th | 2008
Nisyros - Tilos - Chalki Sailing around the Dodekanese islands in Greece Symi - Nisyros Sailing around the Dodekanese islands in Greece Rhodes - Symi Sailing around the Dodekanese islands in Greece One of the main islands of the Aegean Sea, Santorini is located in the southernmost part of the Cyclades Islands. It rests near the most active volcanoes of Greece whose eruption in 1500BC caused both the violent destruction and submersion of almost half of it. Santorini has a great tradition of winemaking that ties in well with the sumptuous cuisine on offer. The ample vineyards are a testimony to the richness of its volcanic ground. And for those feeling a tad guilty of eating and drinking their way through Santorini, the 600-steps leading to the city of Fira will probably be the most scenic workout you will ever experience! Medical Tap water in Athens is considered safe to drink. Medical facilities are adequate but expect long waits at surgeries and hospitals to receive treatment. A reciprocal agreement with all European Union member states means that emergency medical and dental treatment is free for all EU citizens and those from Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland on presentation of a valid EHIC (European Health Insurance Card, which replaces form E111 as of January 1, 2006). If you do not already have a EHIC, applications can be made through the post office or department of health in your country. Greece also offers reciprocal healthcare agreements with other European countries. You should check before travelling as to whether any such agreement exisits between your country of origin and Greece. Full Story » |
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