Month: September 2022

It absolutely poured down in the night. At least we had closed the roof vents this time, but our outside mat was soaked. For some reason Guy refuses to believe a weather forecast if it says rain -it’s just pessimistic!

Wow, this is some place! It’s very beautiful, has everything, but is jam packed with holidaymakers (with good reason)- even at the end of September! It took less than an hour to get here this morning, after we’d mopped up

Up and away for nine this morning – it took me a while to get into full ‘co-pilot’ mode around the hairpin bends and tight village streets. We managed to get to Káthisma beach first. It had the same beautiful

Didn’t look very promising this morning. It had rained in through one of the roof vents and the washing wasn’t any drier. The fan had also a topped working as there had been a power cut. Rain and storms forecast

After a lovely quiet night on the beach, we set off for Lefkada this morning. Crossing over the causeway to get on to the island, we came to a standstill as the road bridge was up to let the boats

We’ve been parked between road and beach just outside the town for two nights. The first one was horrendous with kids sat on a bench nearby for hours tapping on metal lampposts and eventually knocking on the window. We ignored

We’re off the Peloponnese now and back on the mainland. It’s cost us a whopping €21 to come over the bridge but I suppose it is nearly 3km long and the alternative is to drive back to Corinth. Not much

This morning we set off to look around Pylos which is the next town north from Methóni. All was going well as we approached the huge parking on the port, thinking we’d stay for the day and possibly overnight. There

Woke up quite late for some reason – it was already very warm so we decided on a pre-breakfast swim…a first for me! Quite invigorating, might make it a thing! Just having breakfast when a man galloped past on a

It was a little cool this morning – for us, anyway. I think there was a twenty degree difference to what we’ve been used to. Set off down the gorge of Langáda en route to Mystra. Plenty of hairpin bends,