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If the tour is all inclusive do you have to pay for umbrellas on the beach?
Do I need to bring an umbrella with me?
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not all hotels have their own beach, so if it is urban, then umbrellas and sun loungers will be paid.
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answered 11 years ago
in the information about the hotel there should be information about what services the hotel provides on the beach
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answered 11 years ago
The beach is free, but you have to pay for an umbrella and a sunbed. The beaches do not belong to hotels.
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answered 11 years ago
1. Very often, where there are paid sun loungers, you simply will not be allowed to place your umbrella - everything will be occupied by "their" umbrellas and sun loungers. Or you will have a place at the pipe, fence, ditch, etc. Not a fact, but quite real.
2. Usually sun loungers and umbrellas are rented as a set - bringing your precious umbrella, you will lie on the bedspread.
3. If you really want to have everything of your own for all occasions, buy a cheap umbrella there, and then throw it away. Or take this umbrella home, if you are not obliged to pay for it as a separate piece of baggage (this can also happen, all airlines have different rules).
4. You better check with your hotel whether it is chargeable or not. In Greece, there are many hotels in 2-3 *, in which they rent sun loungers to their guests on their beach, and air conditioning for extra. fee and the Internet (their own beach is a very conditional name, in Europe all beaches are municipal and it is impossible to prohibit unauthorized people from entering them, but hoteliers come up with all sorts of tricks).
2. Usually sun loungers and umbrellas are rented as a set - bringing your precious umbrella, you will lie on the bedspread.
3. If you really want to have everything of your own for all occasions, buy a cheap umbrella there, and then throw it away. Or take this umbrella home, if you are not obliged to pay for it as a separate piece of baggage (this can also happen, all airlines have different rules).
4. You better check with your hotel whether it is chargeable or not. In Greece, there are many hotels in 2-3 *, in which they rent sun loungers to their guests on their beach, and air conditioning for extra. fee and the Internet (their own beach is a very conditional name, in Europe all beaches are municipal and it is impossible to prohibit unauthorized people from entering them, but hoteliers come up with all sorts of tricks).
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answered 11 years ago
