We left our campsite in the woods pretty early. We were surrounded by permanent caravans owned by people who seemed committed to keeping both other people and light out of their vans by building large defences around their. Very odd.

We headed along the coast, up and down hills all the time as we made our way north. Breakfast was with the tradies in a town café and lunch was a Greek cheese pie at the only place selling food for miles. Nice though.

Eventually we made it to Igoumenitsa, where we jumped straight on a ferry to Corfu.

We’re stopping in Corfu to spend a couple of days with Paige, Sarina’s niece, who’s working in Kavos. She’d sorted us out an apartment by the beach which was just down the road from the ferry.

What an amazing place. The whole town is full of 18 year old Brits on their first holiday without their parents. Paige’s job as a rep is more like a surrogate mum I think. Everyone’s really sweet at the moment - let’s see how they are after a night of drinking.