Melia Holiday Deals

Melia Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Melia

It's a no brainer — a life full of adventure is a life well-lived. So grab your passport, pack your gear and say hello to Melia!

The nation's capital city, Athens, lies 390 kilometres to the southwest of Melia.

Recline and enjoy a refreshing beverage among the cool sea breeze at Mesi Beach or Kipos Beach.

Agioi Theodoroi Cave, 20 kilometres away, is the perfect place to go for fresh air and a peaceful afternoon. It's well worth the drive.

Sports lovers don't need to worry about being left out in the cold during their visit. Fotis Kosmas Stadium is 25 kilometres away in Alexandroupoli and the perfect place to get your sporting fill. Make sure you check the event calendar to find out what's on.

Go 20 kilometres to the southwest and you'll come across Alexandroupoli. It's popular for some fantastic sights, including Alexandroupoli Town Hall and Avandas Ruins.

Spend a day at Evaggelismos Church, the Archaeological Museum of Komotini and the Folklore Museum. All of these sights are not far from the middle of Komotini, 65 kilometres to the west. If you want more, the Democritus University and the Komotini Clock should also feature on your travel plan.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' according to George Bernard Shaw, but add travel to the mix and it's a match made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in two of your biggest loves by eating and drinking your way through Eastern Macedonia and Thrace.

Are you wondering about a few of the surprises you'll discover on your dinner plate? There's every chance they'll include chicken, wheat or maybe even both.

Ask a local for their food recommendations and iskender kebap (lamb with yogurt on pita bread) will likely be among the first things they point you to. Moussaka (minced meat and aubergine casserole) is another regional signature you might like to try.

Do you still have a bit of room left after dinner? Then put in an order for tavuk göÄŸüsü (milk pudding), an indulgent dessert.

It can be a challenge to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to fine beers, but one brew worth knocking back is Neda. Grab a pint and bottoms up!

Watch out for Savatiano Retsina and chardonnay on the wine menus. They're well-known regional favourites for both connoisseurs and novices alike.

Like all good things, your time here must eventually come to an end. When it's time to pack up your belongings, say a last "Yiá sou" and spend your remaining holiday allowance on some keepsakes to take home.

Bourgas Airport (BOJ) is the closest terminal, 210 kilometres to the northeast. Ensure you have enough time to reach it.