My sister & I (24 & 27) went to Sidari in August 2008 & had a really good time. We wanted a resort that was lively enough to have fun but not an 18-30's type place. There are loads of bars there & a couple of clubs (which don't charge you to get in) rough cost was about 3 euro... more

Have just returned from Sidari. As with previous reviews, found it very 'British'. If you want a minature Benidorm this is the place. We stayed at the Joanna Studios in Melitsa. They were brilliant!! Well run, clean, friendly and relaxing. It felt more like staying with relatives. Aris, the owner, (hope I spelled it right) was brilliant. He was a... more

Just spent a week from 23 June – 30 June 2008 at the Mega Idri apartments. If your looking for somewhere tranquil then look no further, the apartments were very clean. The owner cleans the pool every morning and the cleaner comes in every second day. The only downside to some people would be the ten minute walk from the... more

You should not come to Sidari if you cannot stand the Brits on holiday, but at low season it can be an excellent choice, especially if you are in the Canal d'Amor area or Melitsa village just behind it. Indeed, I found the most authentic tavernas and restaraunts were those furthest from 'the strip'. Joanna's Studios, where I stayed, were... more

I agree with other reviewers that most of Sidari is very commercial and aimed at the British market, but there are some lovely tavernas if you stay away from the main strip. The Sailors in particular is very good, with real Greek food, and is frequented by the locals. Also worth a try is The Family, Mythos and The Symposium.... more

Sidari is a very English resort. Most of the bars cater purely for the english. Sidari is ideal for all types of visitors. We felt very safe at all times. It is not a large resort but there is a huge supply of restaurants. It is worth taking a walk away from the main drag as there is more of... more

We stayed at the Beach Star Hotel which is at the opposite end from the Canal d-mour this was an excellent location away from the hustle and bustle of the main strip but only a 5 minute stroll to the center, the main strip has been totally ruined by English type bars who employ young girls to dance outside pestering... more

Went to Sidari in 2006. The whole resort looked run down and not cared for - our impression was that the hotel etc providers were there for a quick buck with little thought to the impact of their actions on the surrounding area. The beach ( we deliberately booked apartments within 50m of the beach because we are beach people)... more

We stayed at the Paradise Appts in the centre of Sidari. I had been to Sidari before but about 15 years ago and it looked completely different, a lot more commericalised and bulit up. We thought it wasgoing to be Blackpool in Greece when we first got there but how wrong were we! If you have a family it has... more