Day 6
We slept in and after walking for nearly 12 miles the day before we took it easy. We ventured out in an attempt to find some hot springs that bubble up in the ocean but as we would learn the following day we stopped a few hundred meters short. We wandered back into Adamantas for dinner and then back to the hotel. A much needed day of essentially nothing.
Day 7
After making breakfast in our room we walked back into town and rented a quad to help us explore for the next two days. On route to our first beach we found the undersea hot springs we failed to find the day before. This was the warmest water we swam in at any point during our time in the Greek Isles. Bouncing along some of the island roads to get to some of the beaches was a fun way to explore the island. We visited several beaches today and soaked in the warm sunny weather.
For dinner we drove over to the town of Pollonia and enjoyed some grilled fresh fish while taking in a view of the bay and pretty colors cast by the setting sun. Tori was entertained by the half dozen cats milling around the restaurant patiently begging for food. The quad ride back was a bit cool but better than walking.
We slept in and after walking for nearly 12 miles the day before we took it easy. We ventured out in an attempt to find some hot springs that bubble up in the ocean but as we would learn the following day we stopped a few hundred meters short. We wandered back into Adamantas for dinner and then back to the hotel. A much needed day of essentially nothing.
Day 7
After making breakfast in our room we walked back into town and rented a quad to help us explore for the next two days. On route to our first beach we found the undersea hot springs we failed to find the day before. This was the warmest water we swam in at any point during our time in the Greek Isles. Bouncing along some of the island roads to get to some of the beaches was a fun way to explore the island. We visited several beaches today and soaked in the warm sunny weather.
For dinner we drove over to the town of Pollonia and enjoyed some grilled fresh fish while taking in a view of the bay and pretty colors cast by the setting sun. Tori was entertained by the half dozen cats milling around the restaurant patiently begging for food. The quad ride back was a bit cool but better than walking.
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