Greek Trip 03/06/12: Venice > Amsterdam > KL > KCH

This is the final episode that concludes The Greek Trip 2012. For those who has been following all 36 posts at this blog on the Greek Trip, I would like to thank you so much for your time and patience, truly appreciate that. 

Well, as the title goes; Venice > Amsterdam > Kuala Lumpur > Kuching.

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Left: The little window at the cockpit

Little Venice, Mykonos

It's called Venice with a "Little" in front, only at Mykonos. The waterfront is surrounded by whitish buildings that were built during the 16th and 17th century and constructed right on the sea"s edge with their balconies overhanging the water that defined the first impression of Mykonos.

We returned to Little Venice after we visited Ano Mera, where we have plenty of time before heading back to our cruise. Since we had few hours left, we make good use of the time to walk around Little Venice, shopped around for souvenirs, admiring the scenery at the Windmills of Mykonos, and had some great Greek food, which I shall post later on.

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Kalafatis Beach, Mykonos

Kalafatis Beach is one of the earliest established beach at Mykonos, but it's more famous for its water sports. For tourists like us, we didn't get much to know the premise more, all we had was just about 30 minutes of sightseeing tour. Besides enjoying the scenery of the beach, we also took the chance to grab ourselves some Greek frappe and cappuccino from Thalassa Restaurant and sip them slowly under the hot sun.

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I assumed it's 12 Euro per "seat"...

Greek Trip 30/05/12: Mykonos

My first impressions on Mykonos was, the places seems a little "flat" if compared to Santorini, which were built along the cliff of the coastal area. Mykonos doesn't have much high ground though, and the first place that we arrived was Chora Port, and along Chora port there lies "Little Venice" where the buildings were stood less than 3 meter from the seaside.

This post is covering our destinations from Chora Port to Boni's Mill, and to Agios Ioannis.

The rest of the photo-stories shall be posted soon. Happy viewing!!!

Clockwise from top left: My breakfast, tendering process, the tendering boat navigator, Ester & Noelle