Win a five-star stay at a brand new Greek hotel on the island of Corfu
A BRAND new beachfront hotel has opened this summer - and you could stay there for free.
One lucky winner could get a three-night stay at the new
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You could spend three days at the Valmar Corfu resort in this year's Sun Travel Awards
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The rooms have amazing views of the sea
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Having opened earlier this month, the beachfront resort has amazing views over the Ionian Sea.
The beachfront resort has three pools to choose from - a family pool, an adults only with nearby hot tub as well as a kid-only pool.
Even if you need to relax, there are sunloungers and day beds lining the pools too.
And the stay is all-inclusive, so you can spend your time at one of three restaurants with cuisines ranging from Mediterranean to Peruvian at the a la carte (as well as a main buffet restaurant too).
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Or, there are five bars on-site as well, from pool bars and beach bars to the Roof Garden Bar.
Adults can make the most of the Valmar Spa, complete with treatment rooms as well as a sauna and Hammam.
And little ones can make the most of the hotel Mini Club, as well as a special menu at the kids' buffet.
You can even explore the nearby Corfu Town, being just 15km away.
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Promotion and their affiliates, and their immediate families and household members. One entry per person. Winners will be selected at random from all valid entries. No cash alternative and prize is non-transferable. Prize is subject to availability and valid for travel
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