Ханиотис лучшие пляжи

The expanse of this beach surpasses Hanioti's, yet it remains a modest one. The hues of the sea are truly breathtaking. However, even in September, you must pay 10 euros for an umbrella and sunbed, with no beverages included. If it is nearby, it may be an option. Unfortunately, Koursaros beach bar has monopolized it. The server became agitated and irritable when I did not comply with his demands. They charge whatever they want on the spot and their demeanor is not customer-focused. It is more like I am the boss, you must pay and do as I say! Sadly, we traveled 80 kilometers to reach this beach. Never again! You must pay 10-20 euros for sunbeds and a minimum of 10 euros per person, amounting to at least 30 euros for a family.

This beach is perfect for sunbathing and offers a peaceful atmosphere with fewer tourists. On clear days, you can even catch a glimpse of Mount Athos in the distance. However, it may not be the best choice for families with young children due to the slippery rocks and potentially unsafe surroundings. If you're looking for a safer option, I recommend heading to the southern part of the beach where the rocks are less slippery.

We were quite disappointed with this place, as we had higher expectations. All of the sun beds were already taken by towels, so there was no available space to sit. The entrance fee of €8 includes 2 frappes but no water. Additionally, there is an extra €10 fee for parking inside or you can park for free on the side of the road. The parking area is about a 5-7 minute walk from the beach. Upon entering, our temperature was checked and we were asked for our names and contact numbers. The beach itself is self-service only, with a wet bar. Unfortunately, the staff at the bar was not very accommodating and could even be described as rude, especially at The White bar. It was quite a pity that we ended up spending €28 on 3 smoothies and a pizza, and wasted 30 minutes of our time at this place. We are grateful that we checked it out before planning to stay at the hotel.

This stunning beach destination boasts a perfect balance of entertainment options, including restaurants and bars, without the overwhelming commotion often found in other resort areas. It's an idyllic spot to unwind and take in the beauty of the surroundings.

We stayed at this resort for 9 nights starting from September 22nd. When we arrived, the check-in process went smoothly. The receptionist was friendly, and they had left some food and drinks in our room, which was a nice gesture. However, upon entering the room, we noticed a musty smell, as if it had been vacant for a while. The room itself had an outdated appearance and could use some renovations. There were peeling plaster and old yellow air conditioning buttons. Additionally, there were only 2 plug sockets, including the one for the TV, and they were not conveniently located near the bed. Despite these issues, the bed was comfortable and didn't separate like many hotel beds do. The room also had memory foam toppers, and the view of the garden and beach was beautiful. After staying in the room for a day or two, the musty smell eventually dissipated. The housekeeping staff were friendly, although it seemed like they didn't clean during our stay or change the sheets frequently (they were changed every 2 or 3 days). One morning, they even knocked on our door before 9 am while we were still sleeping. Unfortunately, on our second night, the hotel decided to switch the air conditioning to heating without informing us, resulting in a hot room throughout the night. We had to wait for 2 days to receive a fan, and we learned that another couple didn't receive one at all. The heat made it difficult to sleep on a few nights, and we noticed that the air conditioning in the spa was still functioning. The breakfast was not particularly enjoyable, as it often consisted of the same items such as eggs, bacon, sausages, and a continental buffet. Occasionally, they would serve baked beans or potato bites. However, the lunch and dinner options were good, and the meat dishes were consistently well-cooked and delicious. The chefs were friendly and would often walk around during dinner time to wish guests a pleasant meal. The waitstaff were also friendly, although there were instances where they didn't offer drinks or misunderstood our orders (though nothing major). The hotel seemed to have a wasp and mosquito problem, as they had bags hanging in the trees and around the outdoor dining areas, but these didn't seem to deter the insects. I was bitten over 40 times, and my partner was stung twice by wasps (although we understand that this is sometimes unavoidable given the environment). The staff at the pool bar weren't always the friendliest, but the area was kept clean, and empty cups were regularly collected. The beach area was lovely and became our favorite spot to relax, as we could find shade under the olive trees and watch the water sports activities. The hotel also had a dive center, and we had a fantastic experience snorkeling. I also treated myself to a massage at the spa, and it was absolutely wonderful. The spa staff were very friendly, and it was definitely the highlight of my trip. Overall, I wouldn't consider this a true 4-star hotel, but it certainly isn't the worst hotel ever as some have claimed.

This beach is absolutely breathtaking, with a vast expanse of sand and plenty of room for swimming. There's a fantastic bar serving drinks and offering umbrellas and sun loungers for a reasonable fee, plus a complimentary drink and sometimes even cold bottled water. You can also bring your own umbrella and set up a game of volleyball on the court. It's a wonderful spot for families with children.