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auroracoor1

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I’ve taken countless ferries across the Greek islands, and I always seem to be rushing to get on the boat in time. One thing that I love about Greek ferries, is that there’s always a café on board where you can buy snacks, pastries, and coffee. It’s a little bit pricey, so keep that in mind. You can also get coffee from the ferry port! Safe travels ?
 
auroracoor1 said:
I’ve taken countless ferries across the Greek islands, and I always seem to be rushing to get on the boat in time. One thing that I love about Greek ferries, is that there’s always a café on board where you can buy snacks, pastries, and coffee. It’s a little bit pricey, so keep that in mind. You can also get coffee from the ferry port! Safe travels ?
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Ferry travel in Greece is the best. It's actually pretty relaxing. By the time you get something to eat and enjoy the view, you're at your destination! I try to do this whenever it makes sense. I don't like to check my luggage, though - it's usually pretty hectic retrieving it.
 
HeartSantorini27 said:
Ferry travel in Greece is the best. It's actually pretty relaxing. By the time you get something to eat and enjoy the view, you're at your destination! I try to do this whenever it makes sense. I don't like to check my luggage, though - it's usually pretty hectic retrieving it.
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Agreed, I will always take my luggage with me - what a mess the port can be!
 
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