The Island of Rhodes 2003

Rhodes boasts one of the highest sunshine averages of all the Greek islands. Its good food and friendly atmosphere draws visitors from every nation. Rhodes Town and harbour, where the famous Colossus once stood, is a mixture of ancient and modern. The old medieval town with its cobbled streets is a labyrinth of shops and cafes. Some parts are more accessible to wheelchair users than others, but hours could melt away in its winding streets

Transfers between the airport and hotel is by wheelchair accessible taxi which we pre-book for you but you pay directly (approx £32 return).

Hotel Palladium - Faliraki - Half-Board
This 5 star hotel situated on the golden beach is the height of luxury. It is approx. 800 metres along the uneven roadway to the nearest shopping complex and 2 kms from the centre of Faliraki itself. There are two swimming pools (1 indoor), gymnasium, tennis courts etc. Restaurant and several bars. Six luxurious rooms adapted for wheelchair visitors with twin/double beds, TV (Satellite and pay-to- view), mini-bar, telephone, air-conditioning. There would be room for an extra bed if required. The large en-suite bathroom has a bath. (Bed ht:50cm, bath ht 50cm, toilet ht 43cm. NO grab bars. LIFT only 78cm door width)

Access Travel (Lancs) Ltd
6 The Hillock, Astley, Lancashire M29 7GW
Tel: 01942 888844 Fax: 01942 891811
Email: info@access-travel.co.uk

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