The breakfast quality isn’t great as it’s cooked en-mass
then chucked into serving pans as there’s lots of people to serve, but the choice
is plentiful. I found myself alternating between cereal and pancakes then a
nice choice full English. I’d also tuck away an apple for later which my nieces
found incredibly amusing and towards the end of the week they began doing the
same thing with pieces of cake. A daytime tour of the complex found us a little
supermarket which was functional but slightly overpriced, and on the other side
of the road was a small arcade. There was also a spot for hiring bikes and a
heated indoor pool and gymnasium. Opposite this was the main pool which was
split into a small splash pool and a very cold large pool with a dividing
bridge. Opposite this was a café which doubled as an entertainment room, a small
indoor kids room, a play area and some sunbeds facing the sea.
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