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Frequently Asked Questions
The resort welcomes children from age 2, and its supervised clubs start at age 4. It therefore suits families whose children are already walking and enjoying the beach. For a baby under 2, your advisor suggests a European resort with Baby Club Med, such as Opio en Provence or Da Balaia.
Yes, especially in June or September. The Olympe area, with its zen pool and rooms of 40 to 41 m², offers couples a quiet corner. Add a dinner at Olea, a massage at the Sothys wellness area and a day at the Edipsos hot springs, then a few nights in Athens to end the trip.
The water warms up in June and stays warm until September, which makes Gregolimano an ideal resort for water sports all summer. July and August are the warmest months, on land and in the water. In September, the sea keeps the summer's warmth while the air turns milder.
The boat leaves from the small port of Agios Konstantinos, on the mainland, and crosses the gulf to the resort's jetty. The total transfer from Athens airport takes about 3 hours 15 minutes, road and boat included. Your advisor books this transfer with your package, so everything flows smoothly from the moment you land.
Yes, a day excursion goes to Athens, for a day in the capital and its ancient sites. Many travellers prefer to add two or three nights in Athens before or after the stay, since the flight lands in the capital anyway. Your advisor books the hotel and the transfer to the resort.
Baby Ski is an introduction to waterskiing designed for little ones, included in the package. The resort's instructors accompany them from the pontoons. It is often the memory children talk about when they get back to Quebec, and a great first step before group lessons as they grow.
A valid Canadian passport is enough for a tourist stay in Greece. Check its expiry date before booking and look up the European entry requirements in force at the time of departure. Your AquaTerra advisor sends you the up-to-date instructions and suggests suitable travel insurance.
Yes, a day excursion goes to Meteora, the monasteries perched on rock pillars in mainland Greece. It is a long but spectacular day. Delphi, the site of the ancient oracle, is the subject of another excursion. Both are available at extra cost and can be booked on site.
With 497 rooms and about 1,125 beds, it is a large, lively resort spread over 19 hectares. Its three areas, the Hotel, the Bungalows in the pine forest and Olympe, let everyone find their own pace: the buzz near the beach, the calm around the zen pool.
Yes, the evenings are one of the resort's pleasures. Live music, DJs and sunset dancing bring the beach and terraces to life, and the Greek dinner excursion introduces you to the island's cooking. Teens especially love this end-of-day atmosphere by the sea.
