World's Most Expensive Hotel: Royal Villa at Grand Resort Lagonissi


Grand Resort Lagonissi

Comfort Club

Comfort Club

Comfort Club

Comfort Club

Premium Club

Premium Club

Premium Club

Premium Club

Premium Club

Grand Sports Club

Grand Sports Club

Grand Sports Club

Grand Sports Club

Grand Sports Club

Zen Club

Zen Club

Zen Club

Zen Club

Zen Club

Exclusive Club

Exclusive Club

Exclusive Club

Exclusive Club

Exclusive Club

Ambassador

Ambassador

Ambassador

Ambassador

Ambassador

Governor Villas

Governor Villas

Governor Villas

Governor Villas

Residence Villas

Residence Villas

Residence Villas

Peninsula Villa

Peninsula Villa

Peninsula Villa

Peninsula Villa

Grand Villa

Grand Villa

Grand Villa

Grand Villa

Grand Villa

Dream Suite

Dream Suite

Dream Suite

Dream Suite

Dream Suite

Royal Villa

Royal Villa

Royal Villa

Royal Villa

Royal Villa

Aphrodite Restaurant

Galazia Akti Restaurant

Captain Deck Restaurant

Captain House Restaurant

Kohylia Restaurant

Pool Bar

Mediterraneo Restaurant

Ouzeri

Veghera Restaurant

Veranda Lobby Bar

Grand Beach

Aqua Club

Volley Ball

Scuba Diving

Sailing

Tennis

Rings

Banqueting

Chapel

Banqueting

Business Facilities

Business Facilities

Business Facilities

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Bahamas Travel Guide



The quiet coves, sheltered bays and crowd-free beaches of the Bahamas offer visitors the intimacy of a secluded retreat within a surprisingly expansive archipelago. Twice the size of Spain, the Bahamas is actually made up of over 700 palm-fringed isles.

Named from the Spanish baja mar, meaning 'shallow sea', the Bahamas is blessed with clear, turquoise waters that are home to ancient shipwrecks and a rainbow of coral reefs teeming with fish. Pastel-coloured seashells and clapboard houses painted in bubblegum hues sit amidst a tropical landscape dotted with vibrant blooms. On many of the Bahamas' most unspoiled coastal stretches, empty beaches offer total tranquillity with the occasional squawking of an exotic bird and gently lapping waves the only distraction.




For a change of pace, head to one of the islands' bustling straw markets to haggle over spices, ceramics, handicrafts and local art. Enjoy diving, snorkelling, windsurfing and parasailing or take to the fairways of a world-class golf course for ocean-facing holes.

Umpteen Bahamian bars and clubs pulsate with island rhythms, from pumping goombay and calypso to Junkanoo beats. Discover riotous dance festivals that mix African slave-trade rituals with Bahamian tempo and American hip-hop twists. Or experience the age-old traditions and legends of the islands at local cultural celebrations amidst costumes, food and song.

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