Carnet de Voyage (1) : Porto Carras

Les posts se sont fait rares voire liminaires ces derniers jours. Mes peregrinations me menent du cote de l'Europe. Rapport de la derniere etape en Grece. Direction le complexe touristique de Porto Carras, situee sur la peninsule Chalchidique au nord de la Grece. A l'arrivee a l'aeroport de Thessalonique, il faut encore s'armer de pres 1h30 de patience pour le chemin a parcourir en voiture. Resultat d'un voyage eprouvant: une mer bleue turquoise, un sable chaud et un soleil qui cogne dur ! Je vous laisse en juger par vous meme.

Quelques infos pour ceux qui decideraient de s'y rendre:

  • Gastronomie: rien de particulier a part une bonne salade grecque et du Tzatziki. :)
  • Du vin blanc en provenance des vignes du complexe. A boire tres frais a l'abri d'un parasol en paille

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  • Les services de Thalasso sont divins.


Fait assez etonnant, le personnel du complexe (pourtant un 5 etoiles) parle peu l'anglais et se revele peu amene parfois.


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dimitri a dit…
JY travaille a porto carras!!!
si tu veut des info jte passe mon adress msn dimtris_el_greco@hotmail.fr
vendredi, mars 30, 2007 6:13:00 AM
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