Monthly Archives: July 2014

One of the many things I love about Greece is that each island has so much to see and explore.  While there are recurring themes, beautiful beaches, hilltop towns, lots of whites and blues, everything is still so unique and contains so much of it’s own character.  Our third day in Naxos, we decided toContinue reading “Our Greek Honeymoon”

Happy Thursday!

Just in case you were wondering we were actually there!

Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades, so there is so much to see.  There are so many beautiful little towns in the interior.  It’s hard to tear yourself away from the beach but since we had a whole month in Greece we felt less guilty taking the time to see some towns. ButContinue reading “Halki”

I’m behind here folks, lots to catch you up on. But let’s start where we left off.  I’ve talked a lot about the beautiful and the nice but I think it’s nice to remember the parts that aren’t so easy too so here goes.  Not that many pictures because I think we just didn’t haveContinue reading “The long road to Naxos”

You all may wonder how I amuse myself here in Greece while my parents are laying in hammocks and eating feta and olives.  Well here it is folks. I’m not allowed in the hammock. My nervous American parents think I’ll get hurt, so I’m forced to find other places to relax. I sometimes help myContinue reading “Whiling away time – A short story by Adam”

40 minutes away by ferry from Serifos is Sifnos, another beautiful Greek island.  We decided to head over there for a day trip.  After all, the beaches can wait a day. The ferry was easy and super quick.  They even had delicious spinach pies on board and in case you’re wondering, no, you can neverContinue reading “Sifnos to Stratou”