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Today is an opportunity to dedicate one of the entries to our private matters, which we would like to share with those who visit this blog. 25 (twenty five) years ago, on New Year's Eve, Adek and I met. And so it happened that this acquaintance (this is a natural euphemism) continues to this day! ...

Chania by night

I must add a comment explaining the lack of photos of the rough sea and our struggle with the elements of nature during yesterday's cruise. The photos show those moments when the waves were not flooding the boat, the water spray was not soaking us from head to toe, and the camera could be safely pr...

At sea

Kissamos is the name of the town with a port, from where you sail to the most famous beaches: Gramvousa and Balos. Anyone who has been to the western end of Crete knows that this is an absolute "must see" of the island. The offer to spend 8 hours on a cruise among many tourists to see these places...

In the bar

So we’re enjoying  the afternoon and evening in the bar, where Mateo is attending. He knows a lot of words in Polish. He knows the Polish football league and is going to Poland in winter. Only then can he have his holidays and leave Crete… At the same time we take a look at the newly arrived touris...

Under the azure sky

The fourth day brought no surprises: The sky was blue all the time! The cold wind didn't send in a single cloud. It chased us off the beach because it was too cold! We decided: let's go to the bar!

On the beach and beyond

On the third day, God created the seas, oceans and plants… And thanks to that, here in Crete, we are surrounded by the sea and beautiful vegetation. Today, on the third day of our stay, the wind dispersed the clouds, although it did not stop blowing, and revealed for the first time the blue Medi...

Chania without sunshine

The weather is not yet favourable enough for enjoying the beach, so we take local transport from our village Kolimbari to the capital of the region with an unusual name – Chania. "Chania (Greek: Χανιά, Turkish: Hanya, Italian: Canea) – on the north-western coast of Crete (...) In 2011, it had 53,91...