The Captains is quite an old building. And this is reflected in its decor. It does have a large dining room, and for any one on a budget it does offer quite a fair range of meals at a good price.

It does have a reasonably large terraced pool, and the use of next doors pool.

The rooms are basic, having twin or double bed, a balcony, small kitchen area, and typical Greek bathroom. No TV, Phone, air con etc

The kitchen cant really be used for anything more than making a pot noodle, and the smoke detectors didn’t like me frying bacon.

The front of the hotel looks out over the sea, whereas the back looks out onto people’s private houses. Having said that, the back is quiet, and gets the sun. The front gets the wind from the sea and is mostly in the shade, and so cooler.

The staff were friendly and attentive, and helped us out after the holiday company decided not to pick us up for the return journey home.

On the down side, the captains does sit quite high up on the hill side, and its a hell of a treck in the midday sun.

Would i stay there again? Yes.

Can someone ask Nikos Ambelas, to drop me (stuart) an email, so i can give him a call.

Ðáñáêáëþ æçôÞóôå áðü ôï Íßêïò Ambelas ãéá íá ìå ãñÜøåôå, stuart óáò åõ÷áñéóôþ.

zante@j-notation.co.uk

I took a picture of kosta doing his fire thing, and i was lucky because it came out a treat!

I put it in the picture database above.

Note: Its a big picture to download.

Stuart. DJ Bagassa 1995