A  interesting diversion which none of the children visited was a Roman cemetery just outside the town, the sarcophagus were still in situ although the contents has long since gone, something which in the UK would be carefully conserved but in Greece, as such things are so plentiful, it is just left to the elements between a couple of houses. 
The other cemetery we visited is a little older - 1300BC to be precise.  There are a couple of Mycenaean cemeteries on the island, the biggest is closed at the moment and another, not far from where we are staying, is hidden!  It has lots of nice official signposts leading to it but when we have used Google maps to find it we have been directed to a field with nasty fences all round.  Being determined explorers (especially when I found out the site had free entry) we eventually found it, slap bang on the main road about 1km away from where Google maps showed its location.   
It was fun crawling into the man made caves and trying out the coffins for size.  There are all sorts of other man made pits around the site which, when excavated, did not have bodies but as the Mycenaeans did not write anything down little is understood about these sites which somehow make them all the more interesting.
 A good fun end to the holiday, regrettably we catch a flight home tomorrow lunchtime and leave this lovely sunshine behind.