However, it was the lack of attention during service which was very disappointing like trying to get a piece of toast at breakfast or a bus back to The Lost City at lunch time filled to the brim with prams and people just coming to take a photo at the entrance of The Palace and not actual paying guests made the wait excessively long. It’s a real pity that basic maintenance is being neglected e.g cold water taps of bath not working, a major leak in the bathroom forced a room change, a few holes in the decorative ceiling, green algae around the pool etc. Lean back and relax in the timeless marble decor of a Bodrum Turkish bath.The palace after 30 plus years is still impressive and an absolute must experience and the impressive vision has certainly stood the but in some small ways this icon is starting to show its age. Uncover the influence of seers on ancient nations as you explore the columns and blocks in Delphi. Chat with locals and discover traditional Greek life over coffee in the small village of Arolithos near Crete’s Heraklion. Stand atop the Acropolis above the Athenian skyline, in the cool shadows of the storied Parthenon. Stir up tart tzatziki alongside sizzling meatballs during a Greek taverna cooking demonstration, then stay out late in Rhode’s Jewish Quarter cafés and Turkish District restaurants. Admire vintage Cypriot architecture and centuries-old frescos near Nicosia’s modern checkpoints and old Venetian fortifications.
Walk beside Masada’s scarred walls in Israel. Memorable excursions and authentic experiences abound throughout this 16-day cruise to Israel, Greece and Turkey via time-saving Corinth Canal. Sunbathe beneath the iconic white windmills in Mykonos. Journey inland to the lost city of Petra. Plunge into the refreshing minerality of the Dead Sea.
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