Greek beaches stand out due to their clear waters, with the Peloponnese offering many beautiful coves to explore.
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Voidokilia beach
Voidokilia is a famous beach in Messinia, shaped like the Greek letter omega (Ω), with a semicircular dune structure. According to Greek mythology, it is believed to be Homer’s “sandy Pylos,” where Telemachus was received by King Nestor during his quest to find his father, Odysseus.
Pelopennese
The author expresses regret about not posting for a while, sharing a photo dump from their earlier trip to the Peloponnese. They highlight their stay in the historic town of Corinth, known for its ancient history and religious significance to Christians, particularly through the letters of Saint Paul.
Easter break
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An Easter tour of English seasides featured the charming town of Whitstable with its indie shops and cafes. Herne Bay offered a quick pier visit, honoring aviation pioneer Amy Johnson. Canterbury showcased a historic cathedral, while Margate, Ramsgate, and the White Cliffs of Dover capped off the picturesque journey.
Florida last day
Today is our last day in Miami and Florida. Despite booking last minute, we’ve made countless memorable experiences. Florida surprised us with its contrasting landscapes, from soulless malls to stunning nature. We captured iconic scenes and tasted a slice of nostalgic. As the sun sets on our trip, we bid Florida farewell.
Mantees and neon nights
Our Florida trip is nearly at an end but there’s still time for encounters with manatees by the river and a picturesque sunset at Miami Beach. The city comes to life at night, with high rises gleaming against the velvety sky.
Wynwood murals
The Wynwood district of Miami is a paradise for street art enthusiasts, with its famous wall murals and vibrant surroundings. Despite the Wynwood Walls museum being closed, the neighborhood offers a plethora of colorful sights. The area is definitely worth a visit, even if it’s a bit sketchy, for capturing some beautiful and captivating paintwork.
Ocean drive
Miami is celebrated for its beaches and beautiful people, but its Art Deco architecture on Ocean Drive is a treasure trove waiting to delight. The streamlined shapes of The Breakwater and The Imperial exude technological modernity and optimism. While delights like The Leslie and The Netherlands Hotel showcase the city’s architectural splendor. At night, neon lights and lively clubs bring the area to life.
Miami beach
Think of Miami and you’re likely to imagine sizzling neon nightlife and an endless stretch of sand. We’re heading to that ubiquitous sandy paradise now as we’ve travelled 20 minutes by bus from Miami city to Miami Beach. Miami Beach is actually an island city, connected by bridges to mainland Miami. I am instantly enchantedContinue reading “Miami beach”
Miami Bayside
Our first glimpses of Miami city today and we’ve hopped on the Metromover to Bayside. Bayside is situated on the banks of Biscayne Bay, with the City of Miami marina on one side. It’s a large shopping and entertainment venue with a ferris wheel with lots of swanky places to sit and be seen It’s niceContinue reading “Miami Bayside”