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Everything you need to know about Peligoni …

Feasting & Tipples

When it comes to eating, Peligoni certainly encourages a plentiful diet. We’ve found ourselves feasting on a whole variety of delicious treats, from our super food lunches in the club bar, to incredible home made hampers delivered to our villa each night, to party nights at the club with all your favourite BBQ goods and even a hog roast (where you all dine together around one big family table).

The hampers though are something quite special. Made to order, with the best local food you could ask for & delivered to your door in a big wicker hamper. Whether it’s a whole roast chicken and a plethora of exotic salads, or a comforting lamb tagine with a locals Greek meze, it’s a real feast.

But it’s not just the Peli club, the local restaurants knock up a real treat too. Whether it’s Nobolos on the beach, the Art Cafe in the hills or the Old Windmill at the top of the mountainous hillside. These local restaurants are adored and I wasn’t surprised why.

And when it comes to drinking, well Peligoni caters for the ‘experienced’ drinkers out there, so you won’t go without a fabulous bottle of red, the perfect sunny day Rose or simply a stellar Pimms or G&T. But don’t be surprised if you find yourself drinking from 12pm until 12am.

Getting Active

When it comes to things to do, the choice is unfounded. Windsurfing, sailing, water skiing, paddle boarding, kayaking, road biking, tennis, sea swims, daily work outs or simply just a day at the spa or beach front. You’re spoilt for choice and can easily lose a whole day running from activity to activity.

For me though, it’s spa treatments and relaxing on the beach that fills my time. I kick started my week with a 90 minute swedish massage at the ‘Goat Shed’ spa & it was the perfect way to unwind and start the week.

Sleeping

Perhaps one of the coolest things about Zakynthos and the Peligoni club is that it’s not just one big resort hotel where all guests stay, the Peli set up is quite different. Individual villas filling the island and local area, ranging for £17k a week mansion villas to more humble abodes for families, or even local boutique BnB’s if you wanted something a little less over zealous. Every villa is unique and owned by a frequent Peligoni holiday goer or a local Greek, making the stay feel just as homely and welcoming as the club itself. I’ve already talked all about our Vila, run by Stephano here, and our experience has been fantastic.