Myth vs Reality — the safety season edition
MYTH: “It’s just sitting by the pool all day.”
REALITY: You are responsible for guest safety at the pool and/or beach area of a hotel in Greece. Attention and presence are your main tasks.
MYTH: “Nothing ever happens.”
REALITY: Most days are calm — and that’s exactly the goal. But you must stay alert at all times and be ready to react immediately if needed.
MYTH: “It’s an easy holiday job.”
REALITY: It’s a professional safety role. You hold a valid lifeguard certificate and understand rescue procedures and first aid.
MYTH: “You’ll just be alone on your chair.”
REALITY: You are part of a structured hotel team. You coordinate with management and other departments when necessary.
MYTH: “There’s no social life.”
REALITY: After your shift, you are in Greece. Warm evenings, beach sunsets, international colleagues. It’s work — but it’s also a lifestyle experience.
MYTH: “It’s only about reacting to emergencies.”
REALITY: Most of your job is prevention. Observation. Calm authority. Creating a safe atmosphere before problems even occur.
Important: This position is based in Greece. You relocate for the full season and live where others spend their holidays. EU passport required. Valid lifeguard certification required.
If you are certified, responsible and ready to take safety seriously — while spending your season in Greece — apply now.
Requirements
MYTH: “You don’t need to communicate much.”
REALITY: You enforce safety rules, speak to guests, and ensure a respectful, secure environment. English communication is required.
Benefits
MYTH: “Relocating for a season is stressful.”
REALITY: Accommodation is organized before you arrive. You live near or on-site at the hotel. Meals are included. No apartment search, no grocery stress.
MYTH: “Living abroad is expensive.”
REALITY: With housing and food covered, you can focus on your job — and many team members save money during the season.
