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How often does the sea storm at the end of July? For a child of 8 years old, a bad entry into the sea in this hotel? Connoisseurs, where is the best sea?
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Annabelle has poor sea entry. Of all the four hotels located on the same promenade (Annabelle and three Aldemar), the best beach is in Aldemar Cretan Village. Although the bottom is rocky there, but at the pier you can still go along the sand if you bypass the stones.
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answered 14 years ago
Thanks for the answer. The Annabelle hotel was recommended to me because of the good animation (for children and adults), food all inclusive, inexpensive prices. But the beach ... If the sea is quiet, then even waist-deep you can swim, or are there also stones?
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answered 14 years ago
Well, people rest there, so they somehow go into the sea :) You can buy special slippers, but when the sea is restless (and this is a common occurrence in Crete), then they will not help either. As far as I noticed, the majority swim in the pools or come to the Cretan Village beach. You can also take the stairs from the pier, but it’s already deep there right away. Look at reviews of Anissa Beach. I don’t know how it is with animation, but the entry into the sea is sandy. There are also comfortable beaches in Agapi Beach and Fodele Beach, but in my opinion they are more expensive.
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answered 14 years ago
How far is Cretan Village beach? Can you sit on their sunbeds? You write about the rough sea: always or in the afternoon? Are the waves big? Are the winds strong?
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answered 14 years ago
Cretan Village beach is on the far left when facing the sea, and Annabelle is on the far right. Walk for about five minutes, but through the beaches of two more hotels (along the promenade along the sea). As for the beds, I don't know. Still, each hotel has its own bracelets and its own towels. Although it is unlikely that anyone is especially watching. My son and I, for example, walked around the territories of all neighboring hotels, and some went to the children's playgrounds in the neighboring Aldemaras. It's very cool there, "pirate" ship and all that. The territory is huge, you can get lost, the fences are only around the perimeter.
We rested in September, the waves were often. So I had to swim in the pools. I can’t say anything concrete about the rest of the months, I only know that in the north of Crete there are waves all the time. The exception is the bays, such as on the beach in Fodele. Yes, and there, it happened, they hung out a red flag.
We rested in September, the waves were often. So I had to swim in the pools. I can’t say anything concrete about the rest of the months, I only know that in the north of Crete there are waves all the time. The exception is the bays, such as on the beach in Fodele. Yes, and there, it happened, they hung out a red flag.
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, in 2008. Through Lanta Tour. In my opinion, "Neva" also sells it.
But I repeat, if entering the sea is fundamental, then this is not a very suitable option. Otherwise, the hotel is of course very good, we had a wonderful rest. I think that "Annabelle" is no worse. It seems that when we were, he only worked on the system "breakfast-half board", on "all inclusive" was only ours.
But I repeat, if entering the sea is fundamental, then this is not a very suitable option. Otherwise, the hotel is of course very good, we had a wonderful rest. I think that "Annabelle" is no worse. It seems that when we were, he only worked on the system "breakfast-half board", on "all inclusive" was only ours.
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answered 14 years ago