Thessaloniki is a city that wins visitors at the very first moment of their arrival. A visit to this highly significant city will capture the eyes of visitors. In Thessaloniki all kinds of entertainment are readily available. Paintball in this city has the potential to become the backbone of your holidays.
Adventure Paintball is the most appropriate place for this activity. It is located just 10 minutes far from the center of the city, in an area called Mediterranean Cosmos and offers easy access to visitors. There are two Paintball tracks (Recball and Speedball) and another one will be added soon. In the Speedball track you will enjoy intense activity with a lot of speed and action. This track offers European standards dimensions and it is covered by natural turf.
The other track, Recball is the most well known type of paintball and you shouldn’t miss it for the world. Just get ready to detect your opponent through the window of a car and move with speed between the available tires. On spot you also find barrels and trenches. As far as gear is concerned, Adventure Paintball provides all the necessary equipment.
When you decide to visit this spot, choose to wear casual clothes and sturdy shoes. After a thrilling day, stroll in this amazing city and taste the delicious mpougatsa.
A great paintball site lies next to Lyne of Skene village. This site is organized to host enough paintball players to create playing groups.
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If you need a winter ride, full of adventure, power, passion and snow, take your snow-machine and be the knight rider. Be careful, you should find a perfect place, where the snow could stand your wild instincts. If you need help, Seli is a good choice. It's located in the regional unit of Imathia, on the border of Kato Vermio or Kato Seli, which is one of the highest villages in Greece with an altitude of 1900 m/6233 ft.
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In the regional unit of Drama, in northern Greece, you will find Falakro. It's a beautiful and impressive mountain. The fresh air cuddle the coniferous trees, the oaks and the acid through the forests. There is a big variety of wild flowers, giving in this place a unique beauty. It's a tourist destination because of the peacefulness, the nature and the extreme sports opportunities
Situated in northern Greece and bordered by the Thermaic Gulf, Thessaloniki or else " the Nymph of the North" as the Greeks call it, is the second largest city in the country and a major economic, commercial and touristic center. Renowned for its long history that spans some 2300 years, as well as the never ending cultural festivals and vibrant night life, the city is widely voted by travelers as one of the best party cities worldwide and a top touristic destination.
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