This is the third post of my 4 series of posts from Thasos. Read the previous here and here.
What I’m going to talk to you about today is the most famous place on Thasos – Giola, natural pool. This is our journey getting there. Continue Reading…
This is the second post out of my 4 series of posts from Thasos. Read the first one here.
Psili Ammos Beach – rocky, crystal clear waters and lots of shade under the very high pine trees. Second favorite beach on the island of Thasos. It was so awesome we spent a whole day there. It’s much larger than other beaches, you can relax on the beach under the umbrellas or go, as we did, a little bit further, climb the rocks, get some chairs, drinks and enjoy the view in the shade, under the pine trees. Again I’ll let the photos do the rest of the talk 🙂 Continue Reading…
This is the first of my 4 series of posts from Thasos.
This past August we went to Thasos, Greece. Six people and two more meeting us there. Eight people living the island life. It was beautiful.
Hello lovelies, how are you dealing with the Summer heat? I’m basking in it as you can see. This time I had my very good friend Diana take my photos, and it went out splendid, you can see how girly girls we are every time we fool around doing this. It was a very hot Sunday afternoon, I was out of my mind hot, but we celebrated after with ice drinks. That’s how you do it! 🙂 Continue Reading…
Beautiful Cracow… after long days and nights in Bratislava and at Colours of Ostrava Festival we reached our last destination: Cracow, Poland. We finally had time to take it easy, relax and enjoy this beautiful town. Unfortunately the heat didn’t help as it was scorching hot, thus keeping us from sightseeing and moving from one restaurant to another in search of refreshments. And a short rainy shower did not help, as it brought more heat. But we kept marching on. Continue Reading…
It’s Summer, it’s time to travel! Our first set of trips included: Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland. Every night in a different city. Awesome fun!
We had plans to go to the Colours of Ostrava festival (if you don’t know it, do some research on it – it is one of the largest and most beautiful festivals in Europe, and it’s setting is worth the price). If we were to travel that far away, why not enjoy what is near. First stop was Bratislava, after a 5 hour drive. Continue Reading…
