18/5/2001
08:33:39
Subject: Paliouri ?Message:
Has anyone been to Paliouri in Halkidiki? We are travelling there in June but nobody I know has been (or heard of) this resort!
We have been to most of the Islands but not this part of Greece.
18/5/2001
10:34:35
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
Ive heard of it, I think its near Hanioti and Pefkohori - if it is then I read in a brochure that if you stay in one of those 3 resorts, you can enjoy all three of them easily by bus, taxis, hire car etc.
I could be thinking of another place though!
30/8/2001
14:35:29
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
we are also going to Paliouri in June of next year.We are staying at Chrousso Village.Have heard you need to be up at the crack of dawn to grab a sunlounger.
30/8/2001
16:28:29
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
Not entirely so. There are two pools, the smaller one is much less crowded and we got loungers even getting there mid morning, the bigger problem is getting some shade, if all else fails, there are some small trees at the back of the pool that are suitable, especially later in the afternoon. Try the beach, it's very good and long and sandy, only 10 minutes away.
30/8/2001
17:40:10
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
Im taking my family to Chrousso Village June 2002. Anyone with any info ie childrens clubs, entertainment would be appreciated.
31/8/2001
16:47:25
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
Hi Andy,
We have two kiddies ages 6&7. We had two weeks at Chrousso Village last June. There are three kids clubs depending on age, toddlers, 3-6s and 7-10s I think, or something like that. They seem to be run by young girls who are training to be reps or are reps, they look after the young ones very well and are well aware of things like keeping them covered or in the shade or well sun-creamed. There is usually something each afternoon, with a few evening dos. There is also a thing called "early suppers" where the reps take the kids to the restaurant for dinner early in the evening, the mums & dads then pick them up a little later. There's disco's for the kids in the early evening also, a "talent night", face painting, drink making, lots of different activities that alternate on a fortnightly timescale. Our kids loved it. There are two small playgrounds with slides and swings and climbing things, be careful here there was a lot of cut heads and bumps as the kids got in the way of the swings. The only adult entertainment is a weekly "Greek Night",.. the food is great but the dancers are well cheesy.
31/8/2001
16:48:24
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
Hi Andy,
We have two kiddies ages 6&7. We had two weeks at Chrousso Village last June. There are three kids clubs depending on age, toddlers, 3-6s and 7-10s I think, or something like that. They seem to be run by young girls who are training to be reps or are reps, they look after the young ones very well and are well aware of things like keeping them covered or in the shade or well sun-creamed. There is usually something each afternoon, with a few evening dos. There is also a thing called "early suppers" where the reps take the kids to the restaurant for dinner early in the evening, the mums & dads then pick them up a little later. There's disco's for the kids in the early evening also, a "talent night", face painting, drink making, lots of different activities that alternate on a fortnightly timescale. Our kids loved it. There are two small playgrounds with slides and swings and climbing things, be careful here there was a lot of cut heads and bumps as the kids got in the way of the swings. The only adult entertainment is a weekly "Greek Night",.. the food is great but the dancers are well cheesy.
31/8/2001
16:49:44
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
Hi Andy,
We have two kiddies ages 6&7. We had two weeks at Chrousso Village last June. There are three kids clubs depending on age, toddlers, 3-6s and 7-10s I think, or something like that. They seem to be run by young girls who are training to be reps or are reps, they look after the young ones very well and are well aware of things like keeping them covered or in the shade or well sun-creamed. There is usually something each afternoon, with a few evening dos. There is also a thing called "early suppers" where the reps take the kids to the restaurant for dinner early in the evening, the mums & dads then pick them up a little later. There's disco's for the kids in the early evening also, a "talent night", face painting, drink making, lots of different activities that alternate on a fortnightly timescale. Our kids loved it. There are two small playgrounds with slides and swings and climbing things, be careful here there was a lot of cut heads and bumps as the kids got in the way of the swings. The only adult entertainment is a weekly "Greek Night",.. the food is great but the dancers are well cheesy.
31/8/2001
16:50:54
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
Hi Andy,
We have two kiddies ages 6&7. We had two weeks at Chrousso Village last June. There are three kids clubs depending on age, toddlers, 3-6s and 7-10s I think, or something like that. They seem to be run by young girls who are training to be reps or are reps, they look after the young ones very well and are well aware of things like keeping them covered or in the shade or well sun-creamed. There is usually something each afternoon, with a few evening dos. There is also a thing called "early suppers" where the reps take the kids to the restaurant for dinner early in the evening, the mums & dads then pick them up a little later. There's disco's for the kids in the early evening also, a "talent night", face painting, drink making, lots of different activities that alternate on a fortnightly timescale. Our kids loved it. There are two small playgrounds with slides and swings and climbing things, be careful here there was a lot of cut heads and bumps as the kids got in the way of the swings. The only adult entertainment is a weekly "Greek Night",.. the food is great but the dancers are well cheesy.
03/9/2001
13:09:09
RE: Paliouri ?Message:
To Richard
thanks very much for all the info. My children read it and have almost got their suitcases packed.[we are not going until June 2002]!!!!!The kids entertainment sounds pretty good. We are already planning our days by the pool with our own entertainment [beer, shades &sun oil]!!!
We fly from Birmingham on the 27th for 2 weeks. Anyone else reading this going at the same time?
Thanks again.
Andy
07/9/2001
09:11:03
RE: Paliouri - Port Marina ApartmentsMessage:
Has anyone stayed in these apartments? We are going in Oct 2001 and was wonder what they were like
07/9/2001
09:11:11
RE: Paliouri - Port Marina ApartmentsMessage:
Has anyone stayed in these apartments? We are going in Oct 2001 and was wonder what they were like
07/9/2001
09:11:11
RE: Paliouri - Port Marina ApartmentsMessage:
Has anyone stayed in these apartments? We are going in Oct 2001 and was wonder what they were like
07/9/2001
09:11:11
RE: Paliouri - Port Marina ApartmentsMessage:
Has anyone stayed in these apartments? We are going in Oct 2001 and was wonder what they were like
07/9/2001
09:11:12
RE: Paliouri - Port Marina ApartmentsMessage:
Has anyone stayed in these apartments? We are going in Oct 2001 and was wonder what they were like
07/9/2001
09:13:26
RE: Paliouri - Port Marina ApartmentsMessage:
Has anyone stayed in these apartments? We are going in Oct 2001 and was wonder what they were like. Also what is the surrounding area like. Are there any good Bars/Shops/good eating places??
07/9/2001
09:13:27
RE: Paliouri - Port Marina ApartmentsMessage:
Has anyone stayed in these apartments? We are going in Oct 2001 and was wonder what they were like. Also what is the surrounding area like. Are there any good Bars/Shops/good eating places??
