Akrotiri Horse Riding Farm

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New location!
Our stables have moved location! Check out the finding us page for more info!

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See the new pictures of our horses (and other animals!)

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Remember, you can book your trek before your holiday, contact us to make your booking.

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Version: 3.0
(April, 2006)

Useful Information

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Electric Current

The standard in Greece is 220V AC (50Hz). Appliances from Britian require an adaptor.

Time

Greek time is two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.

Cash Points

There are cash points in most resorts, in Tsilivi there are at least two along the main street.

Bus Timetable

Timetable for buses between Tsilivi and Zante Town (there are many other routes from Zante Town).

Making telephone calls

The OTE (Hellenic Telecommunications Organization) offices are the cheapest way to make local or international calls. To do so, just walk in and wait for a booth to be free. At the end of the call, the desk operator will present you with a bill. OTE offices are open from 08:00 to 14:00. (There is a large OTE office in Zante Town next to Solomon Square).

Local and international calls can also be made from public cardphone booths and kiosks (periptera) equipped with meters. Telecards can be purchased from kiosks and OTE offices.

Useful Telephone Numbers

The Tourism Police is an integral part of the Hellenic Police (ELAS), consisting of men and women especially trained and competent to offer tourists information and help, whenever they have any problems. They are also competent to solve minor differences between tourists and entreprises. They all speak foreign languages. You can recognise them by the shoulder flash Tourism Police on their uniforms. Tourism Police operates an emergency telephone line on a 24 hour basis (just dial 171 any day, any time, from all over Greece).

Postal Service

Signs denoting post offices are usually bright yellow, as are post-boxes. If you need to send a letter there are stamp vending machines and post-boxes outside all central post offices. Parcels sent abroad must be inspected, so do not wrap and seal them beforehand. Brown paper, soft padded envelopes and cardboard boxes can be bought at the post offices themselves.

Greek Public Holidays

What to Wear

You are expected to dress in a respectable manner when visiting churches and monasteries: long trousers for men, sleeved dresses and no miniskirts for women.

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