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Where to go on vacation in September?
Tell me, please, where can I go to sunbathe and swim for 10 days in the first half of September, so that the air temperature is not lower than +30 and a good beach? :)
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Turkey, Greece, Egypt, Cyprus, Israel, etc. - what exactly do you need, otherwise the list goes on :-)
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answered 12 years ago
if close and visa-free Turkey, Tunisia, Egypt
visa - european union
the Balkans is also possible. visa-free
islands, Asia...
visa - european union
the Balkans is also possible. visa-free
islands, Asia...
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answered 12 years ago
I am interested in a calm and quiet vacation in a comfortable hotel with a pleasant environment and a good "own" beach.) I have already been to Turkey, Egypt and Cyprus, I want to visit a new country.) Now I am considering various options on the islands of Greece. Initially, there were still Morocco and Thailand, but the first one disappeared due to the abundance of negative reviews about the service in general, and in Thailand, judging by the forecast, it will rain. (If possible, please advise something else for an alternative. Thank you very much for answer!
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answered 12 years ago
The first half of September is better than the Adriatic (Montenegro, Croatia). If with a visa, then also Greece, Italy, Spain, Cyprus. Egypt is still hot, Turkey, if Alanya, it is also difficult to be there.
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answered 12 years ago
Tunisia - Mahdia. white sand - very nice beaches. service is also at the level if you choose a normal hotel
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answered 12 years ago
I can suggest Jordan!!!
Very interesting country, good hotels)
Rest on the Dead and Red Seas is possible)
Very interesting country, good hotels)
Rest on the Dead and Red Seas is possible)
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answered 12 years ago
Thailand, specifically Koh Samui. The beginning of September is a very good season there.
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answered 12 years ago
Sorry, I’ll put in “five cents” about the mentioned Mahdia - there are no snow-white sands there - gray, indistinct, besides, all the beaches in Tunisia are public, respectively, on the beach of a good 5 * hotel in Mahdia, we were forced to sunbathe surrounded by Arab women - "tents "with dimensionless broods of ill-bred children.
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answered 12 years ago
in Turkey, too, all the beaches are public and you can come and lie on your mat as much as you like
and the sand is white! I was not there, but there were friends and I saw both photos and videos
and the sand is white! I was not there, but there were friends and I saw both photos and videos
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answered 12 years ago
In Turkey, not all beaches are public. Fives have their own beaches. I have never seen people with towels. 9 times was. Everywhere there are guards, the control is complete. Yes, you can walk along the entire coast, and no more.
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answered 12 years ago
sandra-art, and I was in Mahdia personally. Hotel Vinci Nor Palace. On the beach of this hotel, as well as the neighboring Mahdia Palace, the sand is gray, like we have on the Dnieper, and just as "clean". The sea is full of algae and jellyfish the size of watermelons. The beach is public in the worst sense of the word. Local merchants hang around the beach all the time. I will never recommend Mahdia to any of my friends. The only plus is that hotels really justify their stars, service and food are at a high level. If people are ready to spend their holidays by the pool or in the spa, you can go.
In Turkey, most beach hotels have their own private beaches, where you can not "come and lie on your mat as long as you like", perhaps you mean ordinary city beaches.
In Turkey, most beach hotels have their own private beaches, where you can not "come and lie on your mat as long as you like", perhaps you mean ordinary city beaches.
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answered 12 years ago
and I tell you again and look on the Internet - all the beaches in Turkey are public. lie where you like (by the water) and swim. and the hotel bought the territory on the beach where it placed sun loungers, umbrellas, a bar, etc. for this reason, sunbeds are not allowed to be placed right by the water
when I was resting in Zegma (Belek) and I was bored - I walked along the coast with my girlfriend and no one ever kicked us out of the beach. we talked with tourists there and stopped for a smoke, etc. and there were many tourists like us who walked from different hotels. our lifeguard told us this information when we asked if we could walk along the coast and if there would be problems with security in other hotels.
private beaches are now in Koncha Zaspa near Kyiv where there are 3m fences and barbed wire
when I was resting in Zegma (Belek) and I was bored - I walked along the coast with my girlfriend and no one ever kicked us out of the beach. we talked with tourists there and stopped for a smoke, etc. and there were many tourists like us who walked from different hotels. our lifeguard told us this information when we asked if we could walk along the coast and if there would be problems with security in other hotels.
private beaches are now in Koncha Zaspa near Kyiv where there are 3m fences and barbed wire
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answered 12 years ago
You walked along the beach, exactly, walked! And where did you see people on bedding, especially in the Zeugma area? I have stayed in this hotel three times, in different years, since May 2004.
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answered 12 years ago
Sandra, I'm sorry, but your answers are overwhelmingly completely incompetent. Maybe it's worth answering those questions to which you know the answer for sure?
I understand your desire to help, but somehow your help will prove to be a disservice.
I understand your desire to help, but somehow your help will prove to be a disservice.
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answered 12 years ago
I explain again. the hotel rents or buys land on the beach. I mean sand. did you understand. The territory of the hotel begins where the sunbeds. to buy land near the water, I don’t remember how many meters from it - it’s impossible!!!
on the beach of the hotel, especially 5 *, entry is prohibited to all other tourists or is allowed but for money.
but they have no right to kick me out of these few meters along the water. and not just me, but anyone else. therefore, very often tourists complain about the locals on the beaches, this problem is with those hotels that are located in the villages.
Belek can not be considered, since the town has 3 huts in two rows ... and is located far from the beaches. locals don't go
on the beach of the hotel, especially 5 *, entry is prohibited to all other tourists or is allowed but for money.
but they have no right to kick me out of these few meters along the water. and not just me, but anyone else. therefore, very often tourists complain about the locals on the beaches, this problem is with those hotels that are located in the villages.
Belek can not be considered, since the town has 3 huts in two rows ... and is located far from the beaches. locals don't go
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answered 12 years ago
I don’t believe that locals with bedding came to Zeugma beach to relax with their families :)
Some hotels have a beach area that is generally fenced off from other hotels - a mesh fence that goes into the water, no walks along the coast, you can only enter from the hotel or sail on a boat. By the way, there were precedents - Tourists from Salima sailed to the Champion Club by sea to EAT:) Because the food was bad there (2007).
And why did the talk about Turkey come up at all? I personally recommended Koh Samui at this time of the year.
Some hotels have a beach area that is generally fenced off from other hotels - a mesh fence that goes into the water, no walks along the coast, you can only enter from the hotel or sail on a boat. By the way, there were precedents - Tourists from Salima sailed to the Champion Club by sea to EAT:) Because the food was bad there (2007).
And why did the talk about Turkey come up at all? I personally recommended Koh Samui at this time of the year.
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answered 12 years ago
I have not seen a net in Turkey that goes straight into the sea.
I personally and my friend spent about 40 minutes on Aisha beach in 2009 and went to swim in the sea and then sat next to the water, I smoked and thought whether we should go further or all the same back. no one came up to us and asked nothing. but they watched because they saw that we came from another hotel.
in Zegma I saw leftist people who even ate in restaurants. their guys hooked somewhere, I don’t remember from which hotel. but as they say - there would be a desire ...
I personally and my friend spent about 40 minutes on Aisha beach in 2009 and went to swim in the sea and then sat next to the water, I smoked and thought whether we should go further or all the same back. no one came up to us and asked nothing. but they watched because they saw that we came from another hotel.
in Zegma I saw leftist people who even ate in restaurants. their guys hooked somewhere, I don’t remember from which hotel. but as they say - there would be a desire ...
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answered 12 years ago