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Going to Zakynthos? Forget about buses. One in every three or four hours with a break in the middle of the day. You should either rent a car or travel by taxi. One of the best experiences from the holidays was travelling by taxi. I’m …
Going back to Zante’s tales – whether you like it or not 😉 This time the caves that surround the whole island. Crystal blue water, small boats, snorkel and fins. That’s all we needed to spend hours swimming, sunbathing, chatting with people and laughing.
Let’s have a break from Zante’s theme (although I haven’t finished yet, still have about ten posts to work on). I didn’t say much about the cavies after Luka died. So, I guess, it’s time to introduce you to Bazylia. She’s four months old and …
I hate buying souvenirs for friends. I hate all those kitsch objects. However, on Zakynthos it was easy to choose. We bought only things produced locally. Ouzo, olives, olive oil, olive soap and honey. So far everybody is happy with the presents.
Farms are even better than vegetable markets. Fresh fruit and vegetables straight from the field. Now that’s what you can call vegetarianism! 😀
The same day we visited the fish market, we also got to the vegetable one. Greeks have the best oranges I’ve ever tasted (got addicted to the freshly squeezed orange juice). They also have the sweetest onion (there’s nothing like eating the Greek salad in …
K. hates me for this. I made him get up at 6 a.m. so we could go to Zante’s port and visit the fish market. I wanted to see everything that The Mediterranean Sea has to offer. And I did, oh yes I did. Crabs. …
My favourite part of all trips are the animals. I have to touch them, feed or at least take a photo. On Zakynthos, most animals are nothing surprising. Goats, horses, and so on. However, there were some I’ve seen for the first time in my …