Club board meals Our club board menus mean you won't go hungry. Kick-start each day with a breakfast buffet bursting at the seams with fresh fruit, freshly baked bread, cheese, omelettes and pancakes.
You’ll be hungry after a morning on the bikes or on the water (or even just chilling around the pool), so lunch is included every day. When you’re ready pop in for a quick snack or sit down with friends to enjoy a full meal from our extensive buffet of salads, grilled meats, fresh fish and local dishes.
On each of the inclusive evenings (of which there are four), sit down in the restaurant to enjoy dishes from around the Mediterranean. Take a holiday to Phokaia Beachclub in Turkey and you'll enjoy even more with local spirits, house wine, beer and soft drinks included every day.
If you’re staying at Cosmos Beachclub you'll be on a bed and breakfast board basis. Lunch and evening meals can be purchased at the beachclub.
Our team Our team of qualified instructors, guides and hotel staff love what they do and want you to love it just as much. On hand at all times, they come armed with useful knowledge and helpful advice on all of your favourite activities, the beachclub and local area. From the watersports instructors, bike guides, tennis coaches and fitness team to spa therapists, nannies and chefs, they are all there to offer top quality tuition, look after, inspire and encourage you in whatever you choose to do on holiday.
neilson.co.uk – 0333 014 3350
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