World By

Last-minute deal to Zakynthos from Prague: a week with full board from 15,990 CZK

Last-minute deal to Zakynthos from Prague: a week with full board from 15,990 CZK
Prague
6°
Cloudy
Exchange rate
EUR 24,36
USD 21,75
Petrol / Diesel45,56 · 47,60 Kč

Popular

Current account named the most expensive financial product: what happened to 100,000 crowns over 10 years

ODS’s Portlík: a “sleeping” mayor helped us lose the Prague election

Diesel prices in Czechia set to keep rising, International Energy Agency warns

Pohlreich rescues village pub in Jenčice: owner sits school-leaving exams at 40

Ecologist slams bill on water extremes: what is wrong with it

Tour operators EXIM Tours and Fischer are offering trips to the Greek island of Zakynthos with departure from Prague for a week, from July 30 to August 6. The cost of the package with full board per person starts at 15,990 CZK — about 43% cheaper than the usual price.

Guests will be staying at the two-star Aktipis Studios hotel, located right on the sandy beach. What makes this deal stand out is that packages at this price usually include only half board or breakfast alone, whereas this one offers full board — a real bargain for a last-minute deal in the middle of the summer season.

The full-board package includes a buffet breakfast, plus lunch and dinner à la carte, with one drink already included in the price.

Cheap flights from Prague
One search across every airline and travel agency.
Find tickets
Sponsored

Read also: 8 best swimming spots near Prague: lakes, quarries and beaches within an hour's drive of the capital

Source: cestujlevne.com

Share: Telegram WhatsApp

More U.S. news

Why Kimberly Guilfoyle Was Asked to Resign as Ambassador to Greece

Why Kimberly Guilfoyle Was Asked to Resign as Ambassador to Greece

Kimberly Guilfoyle is leaving her post as U.S. ambassador to Greece after the White House asked her to resign amid allegations of misconduct, according to NBC News and Fox News. She announced the move
Kroger's AI Push: The Numbers Behind 3,000 Planned Corporate Job Cuts

Kroger's AI Push: The Numbers Behind 3,000 Planned Corporate Job Cuts

Kroger plans to lay off 3,000 corporate employees over the next three years as it expands its use of artificial intelligence, according to ABC News and Fox Business. CEO Greg Foran announced the move
Supreme Court Will Hear Fight Over Whether DOGE Must Follow Public Records Law

Supreme Court Will Hear Fight Over Whether DOGE Must Follow Public Records Law

The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear a dispute over whether the Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, is covered by the Freedom of Information Act. The case could determine whethe
Supreme Court Agrees to Decide Whether DOGE Must Answer Public Records Requests

Supreme Court Agrees to Decide Whether DOGE Must Answer Public Records Requests

The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear a Trump administration appeal in a dispute over whether the Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, must turn over records under the Freedom of
Heckler Struck at Trump's Youngstown Rally as President Calls Her a Paid Protester

Heckler Struck at Trump's Youngstown Rally as President Calls Her a Paid Protester

A woman wearing a shirt that read "Release the Epstein Files" was punched in the face by an apparent supporter of President Donald Trump during a rally Monday in Youngstown, Ohio, according to Fox New
NFL Teams Split on Columbus Day: Three Post Indigenous Peoples' Day, 29 Stay Silent

NFL Teams Split on Columbus Day: Three Post Indigenous Peoples' Day, 29 Stay Silent

No NFL team and not the league itself mentioned Columbus Day on social media Monday, according to Fox News. Three teams, the Minnesota Vikings, Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams, instead posted

All U.S. news →

Related news

Trump mocks man mauled to death by a tiger in England

Trump mocks man mauled to death by a tiger in England

Donald Trump has mocked, on social media, a man who died in a tiger attack at a zoo in England. The tragedy happened on Saturday at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster: according to witnesses, the man climbed into the tiger enclosure
Aggressive group “Black Russians” has entered Latvia: what is known

Aggressive group “Black Russians” has entered Latvia: what is known

A group calling itself “Black Russians” has claimed responsibility for an incident on the Latvian-Belarusian border. In a Telegram video, a masked man who introduced himself as Neman said that on the night of 5 to 6 October three “Black Rus
MI5 chief: for the first time, humanity faces an adversary smarter than itself

MI5 chief: for the first time, humanity faces an adversary smarter than itself

In his annual speech on security threats, MI5 chief McCallum said that humanity is facing an “adversary smarter than us” for the first time, one capable of outthinking humans. In his words, this is a fundamentally new situation and deserves
Surgeons remove malignant lung tumor from Pope Leo XIV

Surgeons remove malignant lung tumor from Pope Leo XIV

Pope Leo XIV has successfully had a malignant lung tumor removed. A histological examination carried out during the operation confirmed the diagnosis — lung adenocarcinoma, as pre-surgery tests had suggested, the surgeons said.The Pope spen
“Disaster”: Trump’s new press secretary’s debut slammed in the US

“Disaster”: Trump’s new press secretary’s debut slammed in the US

The White House’s new press secretary, Kathy Zakharia, held her first briefing, and the American media tore it apart. The appearance lasted about 15 minutes, and analysts say she read the text slowly, with stumbles and mistakes.A briefing r
Trump admits strikes on Iran’s leadership may have been a mistake

Trump admits strikes on Iran’s leadership may have been a mistake

US President Donald Trump has admitted that the strikes on Iran’s leadership may have been a mistake: Washington no longer knows who to negotiate with. According to media reports, he said so at a campaign rally in Youngstown, Ohio.“Maybe we
GRU colonel and the Leipzig sabotage plot: what we know about the suspects

GRU colonel and the Leipzig sabotage plot: what we know about the suspects

The attempted sabotage at Leipzig/Halle airport in early August was organized by people from the circle of GRU colonel Denis Smolyaninov, according to the investigative outlet The Insider. The outlet claims to have direct evidence of Russia
Eight Orangutans Rescued From Borneo Wildfires Released Into Protected Forest

Eight Orangutans Rescued From Borneo Wildfires Released Into Protected Forest

Eight endangered orangutans rescued from wildfire-ravaged parts of Indonesian Borneo have been released into a protected forest, a conservation group said. The animals were moved on Oct. 8 to the Batu Nyambu protected forest in West Kaliman
What the Houthi Attacks on Saudi Airports Mean for Travel and Oil

What the Houthi Attacks on Saudi Airports Mean for Travel and Oil

Missile and drone attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels on Saudi Arabia have struck airports and energy sites, killed at least 14 people and kept schoolchildren and office workers at home, NBC News and The Independent reported. The strikes have
Ukraine's Ex-Commander Says Russia Can No Longer Advance, Disputes Critics

Ukraine's Ex-Commander Says Russia Can No Longer Advance, Disputes Critics

Ukraine's former commander-in-chief, Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi, says his country has stabilized the front line and "broken Russia's ability to advance" by inflicting heavy losses on Russian troops. He made the claim in a BBC interview, his fir
Spain's King and Queen Visit Ceuta Months After Mass Border Crossing

Spain's King and Queen Visit Ceuta Months After Mass Border Crossing

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain visited the North African city of Ceuta on Tuesday, a trip meant to show support for residents and for those who died in a protracted migration crisis, according to ABC News and The Associated Press
Pope Leo Enters Rome Hospital for Lung Nodule Surgery: What to Know

Pope Leo Enters Rome Hospital for Lung Nodule Surgery: What to Know

Pope Leo XIV has been admitted to Rome's Gemelli Hospital for surgery to remove a small nodule from his left lung, the Vatican announced. His audiences have been canceled through Oct. 20, and a recovery of about a week in the hospital is ex