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Sellsy:
As many are now on count down to San Stef, I am sure a rough price guide for the towns supermarkets would be of great help, especially to families and those on a budget.

This is in no way intended to look at direct supermarket comparisons but simply to give advice on cost of living items which may come as a surprise, many enjoy self catering, as we do, however we found some items were expensive and a little planning may help first timers.

I would hope we could focus on bargains as much as preparing visitors for the odd item which may be dearer than at home.

Last year we found Wine to be good value in supermarkets with 5 euro securing some decent tipples for balcony relaxation!

However Supermarket spirits were very expensive, branded drinks were 25 - 30 euro for a 75 CTL bottle, no G & T for me last time!

I would be grateful for any reports on this seasons  prices in particular the Bargain of the day !

Richard/Jackie/Nathan:
I will do some research next week - particuarly on the wine/balcony front!

Georgie2002:
This will be very useful for us first timers! Looking forward to the info... :)

lizzie:

   Hi , If you are on a very tight budget or just careful either hire a car ?? or catch the local bus to Sidari (10mins away) there you will find two larger supermarkets for all shopping including fresh meat.
   You will enjoy it here it,s a nice quiet resort.

Sellsy:
Hi all, just wondering if anyone can update on general prices this season, wines , spirits and beers for the balcony tipple!
snacks and basics, breads cheeses salads and soft drinks for the beach picnics etc? On a bit of a budget, may need to bring one or two things in the suitcase! Any updates appreciated, cheers.

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