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Which countries can be visited with excursions while vacationing in Turkey?
Which countries have tours from Turkey?
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Israel - 1 day, air (on request) Northern Cyprus - 1 day (air, on request) Aegean Islands Cruise, Cleopatra Island
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answered 11 years ago
If possible, in more detail about the cruise around the Aegean islands, I will be very grateful to you.
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answered 11 years ago
Cruise in the Aegean Islands
Do you want to solve the mystery of sunken Atlantis? Then we invite you to an unforgettable journey through the islands of the Aegean Sea. You will visit the island of Santorini, about which there are many legends: some call it Atlantis, others - Pompeii of the Aegean Sea. In fact, Santorini is the world's largest active marine volcano; for several millennia, the volcano has actively attacked land and sea. Only here you will see the beaches of red, white and black sand. The capital of the island is the city of Fira, located on the edge of a steep abyss at a height of 260 meters, directly opposite the volcano, with its openwork white houses, blue roofs and pink pavements. This is where Salvador Dali drew his inspiration. Well, how to get up there - decide for yourself: having overcome 687 steps on foot, or riding a donkey along a picturesque road, or you can take a funicular.
This is truly a breathtaking sight! We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, a hat, a bathing suit and towels, a photo / video camera. The tour runs on Saturdays from Marmaris. Lunch is included in the price.
Do you want to solve the mystery of sunken Atlantis? Then we invite you to an unforgettable journey through the islands of the Aegean Sea. You will visit the island of Santorini, about which there are many legends: some call it Atlantis, others - Pompeii of the Aegean Sea. In fact, Santorini is the world's largest active marine volcano; for several millennia, the volcano has actively attacked land and sea. Only here you will see the beaches of red, white and black sand. The capital of the island is the city of Fira, located on the edge of a steep abyss at a height of 260 meters, directly opposite the volcano, with its openwork white houses, blue roofs and pink pavements. This is where Salvador Dali drew his inspiration. Well, how to get up there - decide for yourself: having overcome 687 steps on foot, or riding a donkey along a picturesque road, or you can take a funicular.
This is truly a breathtaking sight! We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, a hat, a bathing suit and towels, a photo / video camera. The tour runs on Saturdays from Marmaris. Lunch is included in the price.
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answered 11 years ago
If you are in Alanya, then Marmaris is about 500 km, or 8 hours by bus. Most likely you have a package holiday. Do you really have such a long vacation to travel to other countries?
Turkey is very rich in sights, both natural and historical. There are a lot of excursions from Alanya to different parts of Turkey, you can plan your own car ride or go with a group. Google is full of information.
Turkey is very rich in sights, both natural and historical. There are a lot of excursions from Alanya to different parts of Turkey, you can plan your own car ride or go with a group. Google is full of information.
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answered 11 years ago
Ferries from Kyrenia (Northern Cyprus) arrive at the port of Alanya. The ticket price will be 32/64 euros one way / round trip, respectively. The price does not include port taxes. The ticket must be purchased the day before the intended trip with the provision of a passport for all customs formalities. Ferries leave Alanya around noon on Mondays and Thursdays and arrive back at 11:00 on Wednesdays and Saturdays
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answered 11 years ago
It is not necessary to put an Egyptian visa, a "Sinai stamp" is enough.
http://www.jnile.com/2013/03/izrail-jordaniya.html
http://www.jnile.com/2013/03/izrail-jordaniya.html
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answered 11 years ago
I'm sorry, above is the info on Egypt.
From Turkey you can visit Rhodes, Israel, Northern Cyprus.
From Turkey you can visit Rhodes, Israel, Northern Cyprus.
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answered 11 years ago
The fact is that we visited almost all the excursions that are offered in Alanya, and we went to Israel from Egypt. I would like to go where I have not been, for example, Northern Cyprus or somewhere else.
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answered 11 years ago
There is a ferry from Alanya to Cyprus. Northern Cyprus is the same as Transnistria or Abkhazia, there are much more interesting things in Turkey - Pamukkale, Cappadocia and a hundred others. Why do you need another country? Rush to Istanbul, there will be something to remember!
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answered 11 years ago
I support visiting Pamukkale and other places of interest in Turkey. In Northern Cyprus, it was and I must say that the Turks destroyed almost all the sights that were there during the years of occupation. They say it's a cool excursion to Kyrenia, but you still need to get there. We did not get there, but we saw the northern part of Larnaca, and therefore I do not advise you to travel so long from Turkey to ... see the same Turkey, but already in Cyprus. The Greek part is much more interesting and picturesque, but you can’t get to it without a Schengen visa.
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answered 11 years ago
Turkey is so interesting and rich, in terms of history, a country that it makes no sense, having arrived in it, to break into neighboring countries. (Yes, it's expensive.) Mira is the birthplace of Santa Claus. The Greek Knidos is an ancient city that is not at all promoted in terms of tourism, walking around which you hear how shards from ancient amphorae crunch under your feet. Ephesus is the city where the Mother of God died, and the Turks honor her so much that icons with her image can be seen throughout the city, almost on mosques. Seljuk fortress in Alanya, Lycian graves, Roman aqueducts and amphitheatres. Troy, after all. The Turks even built a copy of that same horse there. Yes, there are so many things in the country that if you ask a question on TurPravda - "What to see in Turkey", then the site will simply hang from the abundance of answers. And Israel, Cyprus, etc. worth a separate trip.
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answered 11 years ago
I was in Pamukkale, I went to Istanbul from Bulgaria. I also visited Ephesus. I visited the Troy water park, so I want to see something new. I don’t just want to fry on the beach.
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answered 11 years ago
.to see the same Turkey, but already in Cyprus. The Greek part is much more interesting and picturesque, but you can’t get to it without a Schengen visa.
And how long ago to Cyprus only with Schengen?
And how long ago to Cyprus only with Schengen?
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answered 11 years ago
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Pamukkale is great! Istanbul is wonderful! In Ephesus, too, not everyone could visit. Well done! I respect and support active tourists. But, nevertheless, I remain of my opinion that the possibilities of Turkey, in terms of the availability of interesting places, are inexhaustible.
P.S. When I mentioned Troy, I absolutely did not mean the water park of the same name. We are talking about the real Troy, excavated by Schliemann
Pamukkale is great! Istanbul is wonderful! In Ephesus, too, not everyone could visit. Well done! I respect and support active tourists. But, nevertheless, I remain of my opinion that the possibilities of Turkey, in terms of the availability of interesting places, are inexhaustible.
P.S. When I mentioned Troy, I absolutely did not mean the water park of the same name. We are talking about the real Troy, excavated by Schliemann
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answered 11 years ago
TINAEkb yes, sorry, I meant the local Cypriot visa. You can't get to the Greek part without it.
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answered 11 years ago
This year there is a great opportunity to visit from Bodrum, for example, Rhodes, Corfu and some other Greek islands, without Schengen visas.
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answered 11 years ago
Forgive me for asking my question in someone else's :) But...Meridian.Travel, but tell us about this excursion around the Greek islands? I heard about it, but no details. That is, the Greeks are allowed to the islands without a Schengen at all, if you take excursions from Turkish ports?
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answered 11 years ago