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Thanks for the recommendations for a Greek holiday next year, plumped for two weeks in Parga, hotel just over from the main beach and around 15mins walk into the harbour and town.
Stayed there in 2008 just pre takeover. Travelled back the day Villa beat us 4-2 opening game I think. Really enjoyed it, basic hotel but fantastic restaurant attached to it. We were round the bay from the harbour on Voltos beach, it was a tough walk up a few hundred steps over the headland to the town / harbour….
 
Stayed there in 2008 just pre takeover. Travelled back the day Villa beat us 4-2 opening game I think. Really enjoyed it, basic hotel but fantastic restaurant attached to it. We were round the bay from the harbour on Voltos beach, it was a tough walk up a few hundred steps over the headland to the town / harbour….

We plan to up our uphill step count or make full use of the €3 water taxi, we’re on Valtos beach
 
I prefer around 10 nights subject to the flights available.

Normally that would be our max but we’ve just decided we need a proper unwind, I’m a specialist in doing fuck all if allowed and to be honest the price difference on the hotel was less than £300 for the four nights extra and the Tui Black Friday code pretty much paid for it.

The only cat shit in the moussaka is the tourist tax which pretty much covers all of Greece nowadays and even on off boarding from cruise liners to a couple of the islands.
 
Yeah, really like the Khao Lak area. Some of the nicest beaches I've experienced, and such lovely people. Off to Sri Lanka in a few weeks for the first time.
Really interested in what you think of Sri Lanka
My eldest did a month hospital placement there as part of her masters and loved the country and the people
Some of the pics she sent of the places she visited were stunning
Have you booked your accommodation for your entire visit?
Her and her colleagues were picking up accommodation for weekend stays at beach resorts and five star hotels literally for pennies
 
Really interested in what you think of Sri Lanka
My eldest did a month hospital placement there as part of her masters and loved the country and the people
Some of the pics she sent of the places she visited were stunning
Have you booked your accommodation for your entire visit?
Her and her colleagues were picking up accommodation for weekend stays at beach resorts and five star hotels literally for pennies
Yes, all accommodation is booked, though we are open to some change once we are there. We are initially basing ourselves in Bentota. This will allow us to get back up to Colombo for the England cricket ODIs. For the second part we have booked a couple of places further south, in Ahangama. I believe we can access all the southern coastline from here. We are going back to Colombo for the last day, before flying home.
 
Just sat in the hotel in Tegise where we had an upgrade....spent a week in Mrs Moon's sister's appt but as they've just come over and it's one bed, we've moved over the road for a couple of nights to party with them...it maybe algorithms but a Black Friday deal at 50% off has just popped up on Jet2 for late April which covers away games.....booked felt it'd be very rude not to.
 
Just sat in the hotel in Tegise where we had an upgrade....spent a week in Mrs Moon's sister's appt but as they've just come over and it's one bed, we've moved over the road for a couple of nights to party with them...it maybe algorithms but a Black Friday deal at 50% off has just popped up on Jet2 for late April which covers away games.....booked felt it'd be very rude not to.
For where?
 
We've just booked flights to spend 11 days in the Dolomites in June / July.

After feeling quite uninspired about what to do in 2026 this has really ignited my excitement again, to do something different and spend days mooching around the mountains. Can't wait. It looks superb.
 
Thanks for the recommendations for a Greek holiday next year, plumped for two weeks in Parga, hotel just over from the main beach and around 15mins walk into the harbour and town.
Loved Parga, but looks really busy now. Day out inland there’s a lovely small city called Ioannina on a huge lake - really nice trip out and a great old amphitheatre nearby. Very long trip (we drove and stayed over) is Meteora. Without doubt one of the most amazing things I’ve seen. I think Parga has 3 beach areas so easy to change things up a bit. When are you going?
 
Loved Parga, but looks really busy now. Day out inland there’s a lovely small city called Ioannina on a huge lake - really nice trip out and a great old amphitheatre nearby. Very long trip (we drove and stayed over) is Meteora. Without doubt one of the most amazing things I’ve seen. I think Parga has 3 beach areas so easy to change things up a bit. When are you going?

First week September so out of uk School hols not that means much, thanks for the heads up on something different
 
First week September so out of uk School hols not that means much, thanks for the heads up on something different
It’s a great place for strolling and mooching around. Long time since we went (although very nearly booked to return last year) and my research showed there are loads of restaurants. I think a car is a must for exploring though as there’s little in the way of public transport. The package companies will do their trips, but I believe there are some local travel agencies who will have more choice at better prices.
 

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