Pronounced "yassas," this is both the most common Greek greeting and the most important word I learned. It can mean hello, goodbye, bless you, and more. So Γεια σας, and welcome to the blog I never thought I'd have, a summary of my months spent on the island of Rhodes!
A Vacation from a vacation
If you ever feel inclined to travel between the Greek islands, there is something you need to know about the ferries: they are incredible. Couches, chairs, restaurants, shops, and cabins are only a few of the amenities on board. Think one small step below a cruise ship. Anyway, we took one of these ferries to get to Santorini! The ride is 7 hours (5 pm - midnight) and altogether fairly comfy. I didn't get seasick for once, which was awesome. Another thing to note about the ferries though? They don't let you sleep. Probably for business reasons (you should buy a cabin!), but it was still rude. On the way back, we left Santorini at 1:40 am so we all passed out pretty quickly. The boat staff came around and woke us up. I was lucky though...I slept under a table so they didn't see me. Sneaky, sneaky!
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