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How hot is it in Alanya in early August?
Question to the experienced and knowledgeable on the rest in Alanya !!!! First time in Alanya. We are going from 27.07 to 04.08. Please tell me it will be very hot there. Shall we cook in the sun?
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Good afternoon, don't worry it won't be hot in Alanya, but at the very peak it's better to stay in the shade)
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answered 6 years ago
The sun is very hot. If you follow the precautions (do not walk without a hat, use sunscreen, limit sun exposure from 12 to 16), you will definitely not cook.
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answered 6 years ago
Thank you very much.
Can you tell me what is the best time to go to and from the beach? I practically do not sunbathe, I usually dip under a canopy or an umbrella. I arrive the whitest, tan is not the main thing for me.
Can you tell me what is the best time to go to and from the beach? I practically do not sunbathe, I usually dip under a canopy or an umbrella. I arrive the whitest, tan is not the main thing for me.
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answered 6 years ago
I got it. As usual on the sea !!!
From 12.... to 17.
Thank you.
From 12.... to 17.
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answered 6 years ago
It is definitely very hot in Alanya in July and August, last year the sea temperature in early August near the Pegasos hotels was + 28-29, during the day in the shade + 38-40 degrees
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answered 6 years ago
If you are in Alanya itself, it’s easier to sit out the heat in the city (there are a lot of greenery, fountains, all kinds of shops, cafes with awnings) I was there in April last year, it was also hot during the day. already hide.
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answered 6 years ago
Very hot, cook. In other matters, as in any other region of Turkey in July.
Well, this is still an amateur: for me, for example, everything above 25 degrees is terribly hard to bear. And if someone is less than 27, then this is not summer at all, but cold.
Well, this is still an amateur: for me, for example, everything above 25 degrees is terribly hard to bear. And if someone is less than 27, then this is not summer at all, but cold.
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answered 6 years ago
Alanya and Side are the hottest regions. It is very hot during this period. It is better to be on the beach before 10-11.00 and after 16.00.
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answered 6 years ago
You have chosen the hottest period for your holiday in Turkey. The average temperature during the day is 40 deg, at night 30 deg. Choose better the first half of September. The temperature is lower and the sea is very warm. Have a good rest!!!
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answered 6 years ago
Thank you very much.
Of course, they made a mistake on the time of stay, as they did not think about the heat. For me it's very hot.
But, already bought a tour a week ago, I think ... somehow we will endure the heat. Among all the members of our family, and we are traveling with four, only I do not like the heat.
Of course, they made a mistake on the time of stay, as they did not think about the heat. For me it's very hot.
But, already bought a tour a week ago, I think ... somehow we will endure the heat. Among all the members of our family, and we are traveling with four, only I do not like the heat.
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answered 6 years ago
Rather, do not boil, but fry. Bring sunscreen with an SPF of at least 50 and reapply frequently. It is already very hot on the beach at 11-00. Do not sit close to the sea; on the one hand, a pleasant breeze, on the other hand, the glare from the water will only add sunburn (in your case, a burn). Take panthenol for burns (or any other remedy), too, it will come in handy.
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answered 6 years ago
I will say this: staying on the street during the period you have chosen will be akin to staying in a sauna))
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answered 6 years ago
You'll like it! This is not Dubai, enjoy Turkey and its beauties.
Stock up on sunscreen.
Stock up on sunscreen.
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answered 6 years ago
They also took a ticket for this period, though only to Kemer. We don’t worry about the heat at all, because the steam doesn’t break bones;)
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answered 6 years ago
The author, there, in addition to the wild heat, as such, humidity is also added. The feeling is like in a sauna, plus things, the hair does not dry, you will be wet, sticky all day ((((I endure the heat just as hard as you, rest for you, most likely, will not be a joy ...
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answered 6 years ago
We were from May 15 to May 25 with my family. at 10.30 the sand underfoot begins to heat up, and at 11.30. It is impossible to walk on the beach without slippers. We sat all the time under a canopy (and I don’t like the heat either, so we go to Alanya in May and September), we smeared ourselves with sunscreen all the time, and even then, I managed to burn out (I like to swim, but you can also burn while swimming). July and August are very, very hot! just hell
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answered 6 years ago
For everyone, the concept of heat is individual. For example, for us, living in the south, 40-50 degrees is not surprising;)
Who eats from the northern regions, then for that and 30 the heat will be unbearable
Who eats from the northern regions, then for that and 30 the heat will be unbearable
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answered 6 years ago
You're right, you're right, everyone is different. Some people are cold at 40, so don't worry. In Turkey, there is always a breeze and the heat is easily tolerated, every year in Alanya everything suits us. And if you get into the thick of it, then at lunchtime arrange a quiet hour in your room and that’s it. Near the sea and the pool is good, you can always dive, and the rooms are air-conditioned everywhere, both in the hotel and in the shops. Have a nice rest!
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answered 6 years ago
You won’t surprise me with the heat of 40-50 degrees either ....
Nuuu ... what to do, we go anyway. As usual, I will apply the cream more often and hide under a canopy. Which is basically what I do. And move in small dashes in the shade.
For 18 years, one and a half, and sometimes two months, I have been resting in the Crimea in July-August. I think I can handle the heat. But now it's a long way to go. The last two years have been torture for me to get there (I am from Minsk, I live in Belarus). The road is very tiring, and the planes from Minsk do not fly.
I think the heat is about the same.
Of course, if compared with the hell of Krasnodar, then yes, it’s not very fun ....
For the future, I will definitely take into account the time of stay. It just happened. They adjusted to the eldest daughter, at other times she does not succeed. And then decided to go with the whole family.
Thanks again to all of you for the information.
Nuuu ... what to do, we go anyway. As usual, I will apply the cream more often and hide under a canopy. Which is basically what I do. And move in small dashes in the shade.
For 18 years, one and a half, and sometimes two months, I have been resting in the Crimea in July-August. I think I can handle the heat. But now it's a long way to go. The last two years have been torture for me to get there (I am from Minsk, I live in Belarus). The road is very tiring, and the planes from Minsk do not fly.
I think the heat is about the same.
Of course, if compared with the hell of Krasnodar, then yes, it’s not very fun ....
For the future, I will definitely take into account the time of stay. It just happened. They adjusted to the eldest daughter, at other times she does not succeed. And then decided to go with the whole family.
Thanks again to all of you for the information.
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answered 6 years ago
Buy an olive cream there (d’alan) in a white-green plastic tube, it’s very good for burns! Well, to the very edge of panthenol, it is sold in local pharmacies. And don't forget the brim hat!
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answered 6 years ago
Hmm, a cream with a factor of 50, a cream for burns, half a day in an air-conditioned room, dashes from the sea to the umbrella and other "charms". Excuse me, but why such a rest at all? IMHO of course, aren't there other less hot countries in the summer or other times of the year?
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answered 6 years ago
Dear forum users!!!
Many thanks to everyone for the support and information!!!
Just arrived from Alanya.
Alive and well!!!
As the majority wrote, it was inferno, for comparison, about the same as at that time in Yalta. Dull and humid.
True sauna.
But, if after 12-00 and before 17-00 you don’t go outside in the sun, everything will be fine !!!
Creams were saved, especially the one that remained from Egypt, a good remedy, better than ours. A hat with a brim and closed, light things.
Low bow to all!!!
Thanks a lot, again everyone!!!
Vacation was a success!
Nature is just super, seaeeee .... warm and affectionate, just relax !!! Cleopatra beach is beautiful, Alanya and its surroundings are great!!!
Very very beautiful !!!
Of course, I will not make such a mistake again and at this time I will not go any more.
Many thanks to everyone for the support and information!!!
Just arrived from Alanya.
Alive and well!!!
As the majority wrote, it was inferno, for comparison, about the same as at that time in Yalta. Dull and humid.
True sauna.
But, if after 12-00 and before 17-00 you don’t go outside in the sun, everything will be fine !!!
Creams were saved, especially the one that remained from Egypt, a good remedy, better than ours. A hat with a brim and closed, light things.
Low bow to all!!!
Thanks a lot, again everyone!!!
Vacation was a success!
Nature is just super, seaeeee .... warm and affectionate, just relax !!! Cleopatra beach is beautiful, Alanya and its surroundings are great!!!
Very very beautiful !!!
Of course, I will not make such a mistake again and at this time I will not go any more.
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answered 6 years ago