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going to go with a friend in July 2011 for 8 days. tell me how much money to take with you, so that it is enough for a couple of excursions and walk around the city?
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Visa 2 * 20 dollars - 400 dollars (for the Russian Federation).
Excursions - from 15 to 60 dollars (cheap, so-called sightseeing tours of the city - I don’t advise, you won’t really see anything, except for shops where guides are “on a rollback”. There are expensive excursions, such as “Northern Cyprus”, but this is amateur.) I.e. 2 excursions approximately - 100-120 dollars for two.
Tipping - optional.
Souvenirs are also all subjective; if without jewelry and leather (I do not advise, poor quality and wildly expensive) - from 50 to 200 dollars (depending on quantity and quality).
Duty free - the amount varies from and to. For duty free, take the better euro, the dollar exchange rate is unfavorable in terms of conversion. For everything else, dollars will do.
My personal opinion is that $300-350 per person is enough. You can get by with a smaller amount, if without fanaticism.
Z.Y. Karelta is quite a normal hotel, was there 2 years ago. Definitely worth your money.
Excursions - from 15 to 60 dollars (cheap, so-called sightseeing tours of the city - I don’t advise, you won’t really see anything, except for shops where guides are “on a rollback”. There are expensive excursions, such as “Northern Cyprus”, but this is amateur.) I.e. 2 excursions approximately - 100-120 dollars for two.
Tipping - optional.
Souvenirs are also all subjective; if without jewelry and leather (I do not advise, poor quality and wildly expensive) - from 50 to 200 dollars (depending on quantity and quality).
Duty free - the amount varies from and to. For duty free, take the better euro, the dollar exchange rate is unfavorable in terms of conversion. For everything else, dollars will do.
My personal opinion is that $300-350 per person is enough. You can get by with a smaller amount, if without fanaticism.
Z.Y. Karelta is quite a normal hotel, was there 2 years ago. Definitely worth your money.
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answered 14 years ago
On the visa, I slapped an extra zero - $ 40 for two.
I will add on excursions - I ordered in front of the hotel in Ginza Travel, a normal office, prices are much lower than those of guides at the hotel.
There are also a lot of shops with souvenirs near the hotel - bargain to the last! Good luck!
I will add on excursions - I ordered in front of the hotel in Ginza Travel, a normal office, prices are much lower than those of guides at the hotel.
There are also a lot of shops with souvenirs near the hotel - bargain to the last! Good luck!
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answered 14 years ago
$ 1000 for the eyes, and there will be enough for inflated fries for excursions with souvenirs, and there is no city where there is Karelta, there is one large souvenir shop along the road, but it’s fun there, in Russian it’s better to rattle us. Bargain with terrible force, good luck!
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answered 14 years ago
I remembered the village of Beldibi, 40-50 minutes from Antalya towards Kemer.
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answered 14 years ago
thanks for the info! Are there restaurants-cafes in Beldibi and is it expensive there? I would like to taste Turkish cuisine not only in the hotel.
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answered 14 years ago
hmm, about renting a car, Avis and Hertz are not bad to help you, but get ready that the cost of gasoline 95 is from 3.73 to 3.79 Turkish lira per liter, and in stores everywhere the prices are in lira and you give dollars, i.e. if you wake up to give lira, then 10% savings.
In general, it’s better to travel on your own, you will see the inside of Turkey, for example;) (in Bildimibi, go away from the sea to the mountains where the locals live, in such chicken coops ... there are only such chicken coops in Giza Egypt)
In general, it’s better to travel on your own, you will see the inside of Turkey, for example;) (in Bildimibi, go away from the sea to the mountains where the locals live, in such chicken coops ... there are only such chicken coops in Giza Egypt)
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answered 14 years ago
if you are going on a tour where "All incl."
then you only need money for excursions and purchases (souvenirs, etc.)
200-300 USD per person is quite enough for this
then you only need money for excursions and purchases (souvenirs, etc.)
200-300 USD per person is quite enough for this
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answered 14 years ago
A car from 45 to 70 dollars a day, last year, Hertz and Avis, I didn’t see anywhere, I know their price is an order of magnitude higher, if in Beldibi, it’s better than Ayhan from Istanbul-rent-a-car, you won’t find anything, really at Simon's Ginza Travel, a good Diesel Accent cost $60. economical, and new, Ayhan has a Dacia Renault special, but it is painfully miserable.
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answered 14 years ago