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Where is it more comfortable to relax in Greece? Hotel , sea , internet . In July
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Let me just say that Halkidiki, which is primarily offered by firms, is not the best place in Greece. The only plus is that in Halkidiki, almost everywhere there are very comfortable sandy beaches.
Well, cheap charters to Thessaloniki.
But there are no historical sites on a global scale. Only Mount Olympus (not to be confused with Olympia) and Meteora (3-4 hours one way) are relatively close. Athos is almost inaccessible to unprepared men, and women in general are inaccessible.
Landscapes are so-so, almost a plain, many Russian tourists and a lot of intrusive service.
I write so much about the Hulks, as they are constantly being pushed as the best places in Greece. But it's not.
If there are financial opportunities, then the islands or the southern mainland (Peloponnese) are better.
I really liked Namfplion, near the town of Tolo, a cool and very popular place to stay.
Corfu Island is a very cool place, I personally haven’t got there yet, but many friends have already visited and are delighted.
Wi-Fi in the resort towns was almost everywhere in the city - in restaurants, cafes. A lot of unsecured networks - just go to the car and catch. There was always Wi-Fi in hotels and apartments.
Well, I hope this information was helpful.
Greece is awesome!
Well, cheap charters to Thessaloniki.
But there are no historical sites on a global scale. Only Mount Olympus (not to be confused with Olympia) and Meteora (3-4 hours one way) are relatively close. Athos is almost inaccessible to unprepared men, and women in general are inaccessible.
Landscapes are so-so, almost a plain, many Russian tourists and a lot of intrusive service.
I write so much about the Hulks, as they are constantly being pushed as the best places in Greece. But it's not.
If there are financial opportunities, then the islands or the southern mainland (Peloponnese) are better.
I really liked Namfplion, near the town of Tolo, a cool and very popular place to stay.
Corfu Island is a very cool place, I personally haven’t got there yet, but many friends have already visited and are delighted.
Wi-Fi in the resort towns was almost everywhere in the city - in restaurants, cafes. A lot of unsecured networks - just go to the car and catch. There was always Wi-Fi in hotels and apartments.
Well, I hope this information was helpful.
Greece is awesome!
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answered 12 years ago
It is comfortable in Mitsis hotels, for example, including usually the Internet, and the Internet is mainly in three rubles (free Wi-Fi) in Greece for some reason, in 4-5 stars mostly only in the lobby for a fee. But at 4-5 stars, it is often a little more comfortable, and it makes sense if you need an all.
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answered 12 years ago
Halkidiki is really not quite Greece, or rather, Greece with its own characteristics. But! Beautiful beaches with fine sand, developed tourist infrastructure and excellent service make this place attractive for recreation. By the way, Athos is accessible to most men, if you wish, you can visit there for several days, visiting almost all monasteries. There are practically no reviews about visiting the monastic republic of Athos, in the near future I will make up for this whitewash.
Maybe Halkidiki is not the best place in Greece, but the flow of tourists there, both Russian-speaking and Western European, does not dry out.
But in July it gets very hot there. I would recommend visiting Greece in September, but in July the whole of Europe has been languishing from the heat for many years.
Maybe Halkidiki is not the best place in Greece, but the flow of tourists there, both Russian-speaking and Western European, does not dry out.
But in July it gets very hot there. I would recommend visiting Greece in September, but in July the whole of Europe has been languishing from the heat for many years.
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answered 12 years ago
I love Crete, therefore I recommend it to everyone, the choice of hotels is very large, of various price segments and types of recreation. With free Wi-Fi in Greece, it is a little more difficult - not all high-level hotels provide it for free. But in many cafes and taverns such charm is present. a
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answered 12 years ago
With Athos, of course, I'm offended. I am a fan of sacred architecture and would really like to visit there, but alas. I envy men ;-)
Sigur62, I look forward to your detailed story about Athos, with a photo! Thanks
Sigur62, I look forward to your detailed story about Athos, with a photo! Thanks
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answered 12 years ago
Laguna is a good hotel in Crete, with wifi in the restaurant and wired internet in the rooms
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answered 12 years ago
Good afternoon)). It's nice to read the reviews of people who have been to Greece more than once, and what pleases, everyone has found or is still looking for their piece of paradise in this country. I honestly said last year, I like Halkidiki, Zakynthos, Corfu, Rhodes, Crete, Atika more ... I wrote in descending order. This year we also took the island of Thassos, a very good place and reasonable prices, there are few people there, and the nature is actually very beautiful. Any region of Greece will suit your needs, there are such hotels everywhere. Choose a place for yourself, greener, more party-like, more historical heritage, proximity to certain holy places.... ?))) Have a nice day.
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answered 12 years ago
sigurt62, we kindly ask you to write about your trip to Athos .. if possible with a photo. I just lead the direction as a pilgrimage in Greece, and for me any information is very interesting))
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answered 12 years ago
Diana, good afternoon. So I already wrote at the request of Khatinka)))
It's here: http://blogs.turpravda.com/sigur62/63981.html
Read and do not judge strictly. There will be questions, I will answer in a personal. Have a nice rest!
It's here: http://blogs.turpravda.com/sigur62/63981.html
Read and do not judge strictly. There will be questions, I will answer in a personal. Have a nice rest!
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answered 12 years ago
Sigur62 Thanks for the link!!! Super written!!! Regarding the cost for the laity, the diamonitarion costs 25 euros, and if men want to visit AFON, it is not necessary to apply for permission themselves, we also do this.
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answered 12 years ago
And thank you! Well, it’s great that you help with the registration of diamonitirion, because this procedure is not so complicated, but not everyone will call the monastery, negotiate, and it’s not a fact that anyone will be given permission to enter. And to go with the hope of getting it on the spot is somehow scary. So, by taking on these chores, you are doing a great job. Surprisingly, women themselves cannot get to Athos, but men are helped. This is the big woman's heart
Happy travels!
Happy travels!
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answered 12 years ago