
Mykonos, unlike Santorini, was close to sea
level which made access to the town of Salparo fairly easy.


We walked down the many “streets” enjoying the
architecture and views. It was a bit like walking through a maze, but I’m sure
the locals are familiar with every corner.
At one point we entered a museum which gave us a glimpse
of what the inside of some of the older, preserved homes would look like.
I loved wandering through the walkways as we never knew
what we would discover.
One quaint little courtyard was so beautiful that we
stopped in a restaurant there for refreshments. Yes, my husband just had to try
another local beer.
What was different about the
walkways in this town, was they had used white paint between all the
stone as if they wanted to draw attention to it. Also, scooters and even small cars drove through.
Of course we didn’t have a map, so sometimes we got lost.
One wrong turn brought us to a dead end and a grammar school.

I was so glad that I found the one Celebrity cruise that
stopped at both Greek islands, Santorini and Mykonos, as each had its own special atmosphere and both were very friendly places.
Always,
Lexi
Next: Day 8 – Athens, Greece
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