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Photo Gallery Board / Re: A to Z - Photographs of Ar...
Last post by kevin-beverly - Yesterday at 10:36:27 AMQUADRAL In four parts
KEV SEP 2018 #2
Car, Bike and Boat rentals / Re: Boat Hire
Last post by Truth - June 11, 2025, 11:50:54 AMMorning all.
Do we know if boat hire's back on Arillas Beach this year ? 🤞
Do we know if boat hire's back on Arillas Beach this year ? 🤞
#3
Photo Gallery Board / Re: A to Z - Photographs of Ar...
Last post by kevin-beverly - June 11, 2025, 09:03:03 AMPEGAASUS FERRIES
Pegasus Cruises offers boat trips and excursions in Corfu,
KEV SEP 2018 #4
Photo Gallery Board / Re: A to Z - Photographs of Ar...
Last post by kevin-beverly - June 10, 2025, 09:18:26 AMOTHONOI HARBOUR
A day trip from San Steff lovely little place to visit
KEV SEP 2018 #5
Photo Gallery Board / Re: A to Z - Photographs of Ar...
Last post by kevin-beverly - June 09, 2025, 09:56:36 AMNICE JUGS !
KEV SEP 2017 #6
Arillas general information / Re: Arillas Today
Last post by Eggy - June 08, 2025, 12:35:01 PM"JEFFWIVAJ" has kindly sent through another pic of the new "Mega Lithari" Complex , this one taken from the back.
29 deg at 12:30 and busy.
Cheers
Negg
29 deg at 12:30 and busy.
Cheers
Negg
#7
Arillas general information / Re: Arillas Today
Last post by jackson - June 08, 2025, 10:44:30 AMHi Angiem i had infact booked our holiday for last year [2024] on the 21st April 2023 and all the other holidays in corfu are up on the Jet2 website for 2026 so thats why i mentioned it on here, anyway we will see what happens.Thanks anyway.I have allways booked early as its so popular and places go so fast.
#8
Photo Gallery Board / Re: A to Z - Photographs of Ar...
Last post by kevin-beverly - June 08, 2025, 10:38:59 AMMORE LOVELY SUNSETS
KEV SEP 2014 #9
Arillas general information / Re: Arillas Today
Last post by Eggy - June 07, 2025, 07:13:22 PMAngie / Jackson
Places keep all their negotiations close to the chest so not for me to make discreet enquiries.
Anyway..... 36 deg today and a hotty for yer botty.
Cheers
Negg
Places keep all their negotiations close to the chest so not for me to make discreet enquiries.
Anyway..... 36 deg today and a hotty for yer botty.
Cheers
Negg
#10
Corfu Flight Board / Ryanair customers can now take...
Last post by turkeyfoot - June 07, 2025, 05:53:47 PMHi
Ryanair customers can now take extra luggage with them on flights if they bring a particular bag.
The budget airline has announced that customers can take a Trunki for their 'free' small bag on flights, even though it exceeds the regulation size by 50 per cent.
A Trunki is a ride-on suitcase for kids. At 46 x 21 x 31cm, it was designed to fit in the overhead locker, and as something children can wear as a backpack when they're not riding on it.
Ryanair has now updated its Travelling with Children page to confirm that Trunkis are allowed at no extra cost.
"Yes, children (2-11 years) are permitted to carry one Trunki case, which may exceed these dimension limits of the small bag (40 x 20 x 25cm). As well as Trunki cases, other brands with similar dimensions are also accepted on board," it reads.
"Your youngster can sit on the case and roll alongside you, saving you the effort of carrying them in your arms alongside managing all your luggage. These types of cases are also small and lightweight, which makes them eligible as a carry-on for most airlines."
Geoff
Ryanair customers can now take extra luggage with them on flights if they bring a particular bag.
The budget airline has announced that customers can take a Trunki for their 'free' small bag on flights, even though it exceeds the regulation size by 50 per cent.
A Trunki is a ride-on suitcase for kids. At 46 x 21 x 31cm, it was designed to fit in the overhead locker, and as something children can wear as a backpack when they're not riding on it.
Ryanair has now updated its Travelling with Children page to confirm that Trunkis are allowed at no extra cost.
"Yes, children (2-11 years) are permitted to carry one Trunki case, which may exceed these dimension limits of the small bag (40 x 20 x 25cm). As well as Trunki cases, other brands with similar dimensions are also accepted on board," it reads.
"Your youngster can sit on the case and roll alongside you, saving you the effort of carrying them in your arms alongside managing all your luggage. These types of cases are also small and lightweight, which makes them eligible as a carry-on for most airlines."
Geoff