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Does the hotel have a piece of the sea, with sunbeds, etc.
I would like to be able to buy sunbeds directly at the hotel, and not loom along the shore in search of
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In Europe, and Greece is a European state, the beaches are municipal, i.e. owned by the state. Look at this site for the location of the hotel, how can a hotel that is not on the first coastline have a piece of the sea? The hotel provides free sunbeds and umbrellas only by the pool. There are hotels in Crete with their own beach, but there are very few of them and, of course, only on the first coastline.
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answered 11 years ago
Sunbeds in the hotel are not paid in principle. Either the beaches are really municipal and you pay on the spot, or there are a number of separate hotels (definitely not in the city center, but on the outskirts) and there they are free for hotel visitors. As a rule, they are distinguished by the color of umbrellas or the color of a sunbed, and literally a meter away there may already be sunbeds for a fee.
And you can safely sunbathe without a sunbed, no one forces you to pay for it, buy a bedding and sunbathe in a free place for free, if you wish, you can buy an umbrella. And the issue will be closed.
And free sunbeds are basically an exception. In most countries and not only Europe, the beaches are public and everything is there for a fee. The option of Egypt or Turkey is, in fact, closer to the exception than to the norm.
And you can safely sunbathe without a sunbed, no one forces you to pay for it, buy a bedding and sunbathe in a free place for free, if you wish, you can buy an umbrella. And the issue will be closed.
And free sunbeds are basically an exception. In most countries and not only Europe, the beaches are public and everything is there for a fee. The option of Egypt or Turkey is, in fact, closer to the exception than to the norm.
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answered 11 years ago
In Crete, the beaches are municipal, but some of their sections are rented out. The tenant keeps order, cleans and collects money. Some 5 * hotels rent sections of beaches and allow their guests to occupy sunbeds on them for free. Some coastal restaurants do the same (for example, order a cocktail and lie down for free). But anyone can come and lie down, but for money.
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answered 11 years ago