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Please tell me who went on a tour to Pamukkale from that hotel. Is it worth going? How much did it cost? Or maybe some other excursion to go?
Please tell me who went on a tour to Pamukkale from that hotel. Is it worth going? How much did it cost? Or maybe some other excursion to go?
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Well, to answer your question, you need the name of the hotel, and preferably the locality where it is located.
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answered 6 years ago
It’s worth going to Pammukale regardless of where and what kind of hotel you have, my personal opinion) Even if you are in Alanya, at least in Kemer) Of course, it’s closer to go from Kemer, but still :) This is Turkey’s calling card!
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answered 6 years ago
That’s why I asked where exactly the hotel is located, and it’s also worth looking at the tolerance of the road, since people are different, one is torture for a couple of hours on the bus, and another is tolerable for 8 hours. IMHO - I can’t stay in the hotel for a long time - it’s boring, so we go sightseeing, but there are friends who fly to Egypt three times a year, but they never went to Cairo on the Giza plateau, so he decides for himself. Cost too we won’t tell you, because it depends on the distance. Well, it’s clear that you shouldn’t buy from a hotel guide, but from street agencies.
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answered 6 years ago
This is of course my subjective opinion, but Pamukkale and the quality of excursions is getting worse. A unique corner of nature is not designed for crowds of people, tourist infrastructure, etc. Therefore, hurry to see.
The first time was in Pamukalla in 2010. It seems to me that there was much more water than last year.
Plus, the tour itself was much better organized - we were first taken to the Pamukalle hotel, where we swam in hot mud springs and pools, and then there was a buffet at the hotel and then Pamukalle. Last year, they simply brought it, dropped it off on a mountain, and in the end fed it in some kind of handelek (sorry, I don’t have literary words for that catering point). Therefore, if there is an opportunity to take an excursion with a stop at the Pamukalle hotel, I would recommend taking it.
When you go on an excursion, ask the guide to bring you to the top of the mountain and pick you up at the bottom. So you can swim in the Cleopatra pool (mandatory!) And then go down, and not go up the mountain.
The first time was in Pamukalla in 2010. It seems to me that there was much more water than last year.
Plus, the tour itself was much better organized - we were first taken to the Pamukalle hotel, where we swam in hot mud springs and pools, and then there was a buffet at the hotel and then Pamukalle. Last year, they simply brought it, dropped it off on a mountain, and in the end fed it in some kind of handelek (sorry, I don’t have literary words for that catering point). Therefore, if there is an opportunity to take an excursion with a stop at the Pamukalle hotel, I would recommend taking it.
When you go on an excursion, ask the guide to bring you to the top of the mountain and pick you up at the bottom. So you can swim in the Cleopatra pool (mandatory!) And then go down, and not go up the mountain.
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answered 6 years ago
I lied to you a little. The hotel was called on Pamukalla, and Pam Termal
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answered 6 years ago
There are excursions with a stop for 1-2 in Pamukkale hotels, a question of price.
By water, different months the water level on the terraces may vary. And last year was abnormally warm, so the level dropped. The most comfortable months to visit are April, May and early June (but not early June this year) - the water level is normal, and not so hot and there are fewer tourists.
I also think that it is necessary to go, this is not only a unique place in Turkey, it is also a natural unique place of the whole world and is included in the UNESCO heritage list
In group tours, I was more annoyed by arrivals at "unique" stores
By water, different months the water level on the terraces may vary. And last year was abnormally warm, so the level dropped. The most comfortable months to visit are April, May and early June (but not early June this year) - the water level is normal, and not so hot and there are fewer tourists.
I also think that it is necessary to go, this is not only a unique place in Turkey, it is also a natural unique place of the whole world and is included in the UNESCO heritage list
In group tours, I was more annoyed by arrivals at "unique" stores
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answered 6 years ago
Vika +1 - "In group excursions, I was more annoyed by trips to" unique "shops", very annoying, well, if not to the detriment of the excursion, otherwise I went last year in May from Kemer, it was abnormally hot, but we arrived in the morning, all morning until lunch, visiting standard hucksters with their "unique" goods, and after lunch in the heat, welcome to the open - white terraces, after this shock for the skin, add a bath in a hot spring, the pancake burned for the whole vacation .Although even if obsessive shopping is provided for, the argument is that this reduces the cost of the excursion, then what prevents it from being done in the sun, after people visit the natural monument.
As for the water level, I agree - it depends on the time of year and the current weather.
As for the water level, I agree - it depends on the time of year and the current weather.
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answered 6 years ago
allapyliuta520, Thank you from me! I will add that there are two or three hundred "visiting cards" in Turkey. You have to go, moreover, on your own with one overnight stay, and as soon as possible - every year there is less water, the travertines darken.
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answered 6 years ago
svetlanafera
Your hotel is essentially located in Pamukkale. The question is surprising. How can you be in Pamukkale and not see the main attraction of this place? They wrote correctly, tourists from Alanya come, losing a lot of time on the road (although I definitely wouldn’t go from Alanya). And you have a unique opportunity to visit travertines, swim in Cleopatra's pool, walk to the amphitheater without stopping at any outlets.
Your hotel is essentially located in Pamukkale. The question is surprising. How can you be in Pamukkale and not see the main attraction of this place? They wrote correctly, tourists from Alanya come, losing a lot of time on the road (although I definitely wouldn’t go from Alanya). And you have a unique opportunity to visit travertines, swim in Cleopatra's pool, walk to the amphitheater without stopping at any outlets.
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answered 6 years ago
Olgaolga153
Am I "missing" or what?
what kind of hotel, I didn’t see where the author wrote the name of the hotel
Am I "missing" or what?
what kind of hotel, I didn’t see where the author wrote the name of the hotel
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answered 6 years ago
AllOverTheWorld
I'm sorry. This is what I "earned". :) I confused the author with the respondent.
camomille wrote... "the hotel is called Pam Termal". I did not pay attention to the author's nickname, I decided that it was TS who named her hotel, in general, there was a mistake.
I'm sorry. This is what I "earned". :) I confused the author with the respondent.
camomille wrote... "the hotel is called Pam Termal". I did not pay attention to the author's nickname, I decided that it was TS who named her hotel, in general, there was a mistake.
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answered 6 years ago
I already realized that it is far to go from Alanya ... From your feedback. And where from Alanya do you recommend to go on an excursion?
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answered 6 years ago
svetlanafera that from Alanya and that from Kemer to Pamukkale the difference is 50 km in time 30-40 minutes. It is important that your transfer from Alanya to Pamukkale does not pick up tourists from hotels in Side, Belek and Antalya along the way. Exactly the same story with Kemer, if tourists are picked up from hotels in Antalya and Belek, then the bus that leaves Alanya, which does not stop anywhere along the way, will be faster
the closest excursion in Alanya by transfer is nature excursion - Sapadere Canyon
Istanbul for one day (flight from Alanya airport)
Demre-Mira-Kekova, too far from Alanya to go on this tour
historical and natural Temple of Apollo in Side and Manavgat waterfalls
the closest excursion in Alanya by transfer is nature excursion - Sapadere Canyon
Istanbul for one day (flight from Alanya airport)
Demre-Mira-Kekova, too far from Alanya to go on this tour
historical and natural Temple of Apollo in Side and Manavgat waterfalls
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answered 6 years ago