Petra Hotel Reviews

Petra itself is a harbour and the beach is fine grit at the top of the beach going down to larger stones at the water line. There are a number of sun loungers with umbrellas which can be hired or come free if you use selected cafes. It is a quiet place without any night clubs as it is mostly bars, tavernas and shops. It is a lovely place to sit, with a drink, and just people watch. We wanted somewhere to chill for a week and this was the ideal place. We only went on the boat bbq trip, having been on many such trips this one provided the best food (a couple of kebabs, salad, hot potatoes, bread and wine). The only down side was the place we stopped to swim at, unfortunately it had a lot of debris from passing ships on the beach which was a shame as the water was so clear and full of fish. We would go again to Petra as it is a wonderful place to relax.

july 24th 2008 just got back from nikis studios in petra hade a brileint time mike is a laugh pool was exlant reef cafe brillunt costas did make us walcome + his mum and dad christosis is another restaunrant we whant to good fillet stakeallin all its nogood for femlys with teenagers if you just want to cill petra is the places to go

Petra is a Greek-feeling resort with a reasonable beach and fabulous local walks (Lance Chilton's and Mike Maunder's books are to be recommended). I didn't have a bad taverna meal whilst there although the standard was acceptable/good rather than exceptionable.