Kamari

Trip Start Jul 02, 2010
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Trip End Aug 31, 2011


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Monday, September 27, 2010

Senne's Summary: We came back to Kamari, went to the open-air cinema, and had one final beach day in Greece.



We headed back to Kamari on the ferry from Naxos, and were picked up at the ferry terminal by Manos (one of the guys who runs the hotel with his family).

He brings us to his hotel, the Seaside Beach Hotel, which is great. I would highly recommend it if you are staying in Kamari. We had a room with a separate loft bedroom, a big bathroom with a tub big enough (and clean enough) to take a bath in, and a little kitchenette. The hotel has a nice pool, breakfast is included, there is a restaurant, and it’s right on the main strip across from the beach. Keep in mind that this is for 60 Euros per night… I know it’s off-season, but it’s also Santorini. This is definitely a bargain!

This evening we walked to the open-air cinema up on the main road. The walk there was an adventure in the dark (make sure you know where you are going!), but it was worth it.

Tropical trees and plants surround the cinema. It has those sling back beach chairs in the front row and director type chairs for the rest of the seats. There is a giant white screen and tables between the chairs for your drinks. We watched the movie "Holy Water", which ended up being quite funny! We both giggled when the movie stopped in the middle for an intermission. I can’t remember the last time we’ve been at a movie with an intermission. We were hoping for the little cartoon where the hot dog jumps in the bun, but no such luck! We did however enjoy some reasonably sized popcorn (not the North American Jumbo size).

On our last day in Kamari we spent at the beach. It’s the end of September and it’s still warm enough to sit out in the sun and swim in the ocean.

This was a great way to wrap up our time in Greece. This is definitely a country we’ll return to!

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