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Taking my nephews to the Faliriki waterpark!

Thread starter kosta_karapinotis
Start date Apr 20, 2021

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kosta_karapinotis

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You'd think that the waterpark is only for kids but I actually had a great time! We went in the afternoon when it was less crowded and the kids had so much fun. I definitely recommend it! Check this vlog out:

nadellii

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This looks amazing! I'd love to take my cousins, thanks for the tip!

k_tsoukalas

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This looks like such a fun waterpark! It's on my list for sure the next time I have the chance to visit Rhodes.

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