The excursion was interesting although it rained and it was cold. Outside we were uncomfortable and inside there were too many people. In the middle of the excursion, some monks came up who set up a market of religious objects and blessed the people who approached them. It was quite picturesque.

They pack the big ships and there are more passengers than seats (at least on the normal outside decks). You can still sit downstairs, where everybody is smoking it in the sticky restaurant. With very limited view. The toilets are clean, the lady selling the snacks and drinks is very attentive. More than 5 seats on the upper deck were broken - would have been happy to sit. The tour is very nice, the landscape and monasteries impressive. It gets chilly even with high temperature outside. I hate the people who feed the aggressive seagulls. They come so close to children's faces...but that's of course not the companies fault. It seems that the afternoon tours are not so packed as it might get too late for the tourbusses.

The boat trip began in sunny weather and calm sea. We were able to settle down comfortably on the seats on deck and admire the hilly, wooded and charming coast from the ship. The highlights were of course the many orthodox monasteries that could be admired from the ship. Conclusion: a recommendable ship excursion.