Sahara Beach Bar

The nature is simply stunning and the concept of the bar too. There is a big BUT - the volume of the music that is blasting. No wonder there are no birds in sight or fish in the water. I can't help it but worry about the environmental impact. One can't hear themselves think in the paid/VIP zone. The regular zone is a tad more bearable because it is more open. The asssitant general manager refused to do anything about the blasting music or call the general manager. I explained the volume is really harmful to the many children on the each. No dice. Shocking for a traditional society like the Greek one with strong family values. It is also clear that sadly this place caters to conspicuous consumption, like thick gold chains, brand name flip flops and surgically enhanced physical attributes. The 'commoners' not displaying these ostentatious signs of alleged wealth, sitting in the regular zone, are of no consequence, and, I quote, 'not obliged' to be here.

The nature is simply stunning and the concept of the bar too. There is a big BUT - the volume of the music that is blasting. No wonder there are no birds in sight or fish in the water. I can't help it but worry about the environmental impact. One can't hear themselves think in the paid/VIP zone. The regular zone is a tad more bearable because it is more open. The asssitant general manager refused to do anything about the blasting music or call the general manager. I explained the volume is really harmful to the many children on the each. No dice. Shocking for a traditional society like the Greek one with strong family values. It is also clear that sadly this place caters to conspicuous consumption, like thick gold chains, brand name flip flops and surgically enhanced physical attributes. The 'commoners' not displaying these ostentatious signs of alleged wealth, sitting in the regular zone, are of no consequence, and, I quote, 'not obliged' to be here.

The nature is simply stunning and the concept of the bar too. There is a big BUT - the volume of the music that is blasting. No wonder there are no birds in sight or fish in the water. I can't help it but worry about the environmental impact. One can't hear themselves think in the paid/VIP zone. The regular zone is a tad more bearable because it is more open. The asssitant general manager refused to do anything about the blasting music or call the general manager. I explained the volume is really harmful to the many children on the each. No dice. Shocking for a traditional society like the Greek one with strong family values. It is also clear that sadly this place caters to conspicuous consumption, like thick gold chains, brand name flip flops and surgically enhanced physical attributes. The 'commoners' not displaying these ostentatious signs of alleged wealth, sitting in the regular zone, are of no consequence, and, I quote, 'not obliged' to be here.