Yes we've been and my husband walked to your hotel as there are three grecotels on that peninsula. He says it looks.like there's a big building at the too and accommodation is layer into hillside running down to their beach. The peninsula isn't a tourist town so.there aren't bars and shops to wander - we.didnt even find a decent walking route to be honest.
Our hotel had nothing for teens in terms of entertainment but the beach is lovely.at the Eva Palace and Imperial too. We didn't visit "your" beach. The Eva Palace has a boat company on the beach we didn't see the prices. The imperial has a diving centre too again not sure of prices ..I think.in May there's a boat that takes you across to Corfu Town but we went very very early season before any of this started .
We.took our wetsuits and snorkels and snorkelled and swam in the bay. The water is cold in April but we are from Cornwall and its warmer than here!.
Our pool.wasnt heated but the pool area was beautiful. I think you can use the facilities of all 3 grecotels but any included meals or drinks are only at your own.hotel.
We had all inclusive so didn't go looking for food. We met a few people who had found tavernas in walking distance but there aren't many. Our hotel had a free shuttle bus trip available daytime and night-time. If you want that book.quickly!
There's a grecotel app which they want you to download to use to book stuff like shuttles and room service why not download it now, pick your hotel and see what they say is available on site.
If you have any specific questions fire away.
We had a lovely relaxing time - our food and drunk was fabulous and the staff amazing. We enjoyed the beach but we aren't particularly normal!
If we went back we would book a car as our hotel had a decent car park. Then we would.go out and about a lot more. That's what we normally do but I'd burnt out last autumn and retired recently so.jusy wanted a chill.week with nothing we had to do