Corfu
Dutch Marise at the helm; we originally met on Koh Samui a few years ago now.
En route from Thailand to visit family and freinds in the Netherlands, she stopped off on Corfu for a week of doing all things Greek aboard SY Alegria.
SY Alegria at Anchor
Lunch time
Many of the tavernas throughout the Greek Islands have their own jetty.
Allowing guests to anchor just offshore and arrive by dinghy.
And if you drink too much then you just stay the night at anchor.
At no cost.
The food is truly amazing!
Home away from Home
Gaios, Capital of Paxos
The capital of Paxos is Gaios, a picturesque village built around a port protected by the two small islands of Agios Nikolas and Panagia.
I only intended to spend a few nights here as I was planning to sail further south to Naxos and beyond.
But stayed 3 months. Just loved this town!
Who wouldn't when you had the prime mooring directly outside the coolest nightclub in town!
This shot was taken just before returning to Monaco. For awhile I pretty much had the quay to myself.
Then one morning the manageress of the cafe I would frequent for brekky said to me "Greg you do know. The season is over. Has been for a couple of weeks now".
Rewind 3 or 4 weeks and it was almost impossible to find a space unless you were already moored.
Then. Many boats arriving later in the day were directed to the other side of the island where they could anchor, and try again later next morning (when some boats were sure to have set sail.
Spoilt for choice
Another welcoming Taverna
We spent a few days and nights here having met up with a sailing friend from the Cote d'Azur; who happened to be in the area.
Quite Content
Feeling fresh and relaxed at a Greek Taverna. Where else! (Corfu)
