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Who went to Chalkidiki (Greece) on a *Greek siesta* tour, possibly through Accord
Who went to Halkidiki (Greece) on a *Greek siesta* tour (possibly through Accord), please tell us.
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Reviews about the tour "Greek Siesta" are on the Accord website, but for some reason they deleted mine, apparently, they did not like the truth. I repeat:
1) Many tourists were not ready for late arrivals at hotels. They came twice at 12 at night, once at three in the morning and once at half past ten in the evening. It won't work before, but later - as lucky.
2) Some tourists were not ready for the fact that already on the first day on the bus it was necessary not only to choose all the excursions, but also immediately pay money for them in advance. In principle, upon arrival in Greece, you can order the same excursions at a local travel agency, and they cost 1.5-2 times cheaper (Thessaloniki 15 euros versus 30, Athens 45 euros versus 80, Meteora 25 euros versus 60, etc. ). The only thing you need to know is Polish or Serbian, because the guide does not speak Russian. In a local travel agency, when they found out about the prices of the Accord, they hinted that they had heard that the Ukrainians are a cunning people, but did not think that it was so ...
3) Not all tourists read reviews about the excursion to the island, so they fully felt the tightness on the dance floor on the boat, the “joy” of communicating with loud Poles and unceremonious Germans. The trip to Athens starts at 1 am, tiring
1) Many tourists were not ready for late arrivals at hotels. They came twice at 12 at night, once at three in the morning and once at half past ten in the evening. It won't work before, but later - as lucky.
2) Some tourists were not ready for the fact that already on the first day on the bus it was necessary not only to choose all the excursions, but also immediately pay money for them in advance. In principle, upon arrival in Greece, you can order the same excursions at a local travel agency, and they cost 1.5-2 times cheaper (Thessaloniki 15 euros versus 30, Athens 45 euros versus 80, Meteora 25 euros versus 60, etc. ). The only thing you need to know is Polish or Serbian, because the guide does not speak Russian. In a local travel agency, when they found out about the prices of the Accord, they hinted that they had heard that the Ukrainians are a cunning people, but did not think that it was so ...
3) Not all tourists read reviews about the excursion to the island, so they fully felt the tightness on the dance floor on the boat, the “joy” of communicating with loud Poles and unceremonious Germans. The trip to Athens starts at 1 am, tiring
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answered 12 years ago
In addition to the previous one:
4) Sun loungers and umbrellas on the beach belonging to the hotel are free of charge and you don’t have to order anything at the bar (only if you wish). They don’t drive on other beaches either, since the holiday season ended in early September, the beaches and bars are empty, umbrellas are hidden for the winter. The Greeks no longer bathe in such water (it is cold for them). True, then it is not entirely clear why we pay "Akkord" a resort allowance of 18 euros for the September tours?
5) With regard to food in the evening. The Gyros-Grill tavern advertised in the reviews is close, but the salads there are very expensive - tomatoes-cucumbers-onions-peppers-brynza (Greek salad) = 5 euros. Those who want to eat tasty and a lot should not forget about the restaurant in the Olympic Star Hotel itself. The buffet for 8 euros includes several meat and fish dishes, salads, side dishes, as well as soup, cream cakes, watermelons, melons. They cook better than breakfast.
6) Go to Kastoria with "Accord" - means paying 10% tip to the so-called "guide". People went on their own to Paralia on the fur coat street Nikis. The price for the train and bus from Katerini = 6.1 euros per person (this is round trip). Whole fur coats 1500-2500 euros, from pieces 400-500 euros
4) Sun loungers and umbrellas on the beach belonging to the hotel are free of charge and you don’t have to order anything at the bar (only if you wish). They don’t drive on other beaches either, since the holiday season ended in early September, the beaches and bars are empty, umbrellas are hidden for the winter. The Greeks no longer bathe in such water (it is cold for them). True, then it is not entirely clear why we pay "Akkord" a resort allowance of 18 euros for the September tours?
5) With regard to food in the evening. The Gyros-Grill tavern advertised in the reviews is close, but the salads there are very expensive - tomatoes-cucumbers-onions-peppers-brynza (Greek salad) = 5 euros. Those who want to eat tasty and a lot should not forget about the restaurant in the Olympic Star Hotel itself. The buffet for 8 euros includes several meat and fish dishes, salads, side dishes, as well as soup, cream cakes, watermelons, melons. They cook better than breakfast.
6) Go to Kastoria with "Accord" - means paying 10% tip to the so-called "guide". People went on their own to Paralia on the fur coat street Nikis. The price for the train and bus from Katerini = 6.1 euros per person (this is round trip). Whole fur coats 1500-2500 euros, from pieces 400-500 euros
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answered 12 years ago