Нормальный отдых. Normal rest.

Normal family vacation without pretensions to the "Lux" class.
We were looking for a hotel with its own beach and children's pool. + children's animators. Settled quickly, maybe because they were with a child. They gave me a room in the newest building. Everything that was in the room worked properly - except for one bulb burned out on the 3rd day - we did not tell anyone. Cleaned up regularly.
The territory is compact. I really liked the separation of the active zone and the recreation area. There are a lot of children - a mini-aqua park works for them. On the first day, I was surprised that the slides work 10-12 and 15-17 hours, but then they were even delighted - without turning off the slides, the child cannot be kicked out of the pool for a quiet hour and lunch : -).

Animators (8 people) actively worked all day, both with adults (all kinds of exercises, belly dancing and sports competitions and contests), and with children. The evening program began with the children's hour - the children went on stage, led round dances (to the "dance of little ducklings", "Aram, tsam-tsam" and similar songs) and recited poems, songs, etc.
Then there was already an "adult" program - they did not notice much vulgarity. There were fakirshou and disco, and live music.
The town of Beldibi itself is very quiet and small - there are practically no local residents, only hotels. The hotel is the most extreme. To the left (towards Antalya) there is a deserted shore with a flowing river (we fed fish there with our hands) and a small cluster of rocks - where you can have a good time in complete detachment from civilization - not a single building is visible - only small pebble beaches, sea and rocks.
Meals: meat - only chicken in a different form (they say they gave lamb for the holidays, they didn’t find it). And the type of hamburgers were with minced meat. Plenty of fish. The only thing I didn't like was the soups. Not soup, but some kind of jelly. In general, the process of eating could not be interrupted from 7-00 to 22-00: then breakfast from 7 to 10, and already from 8 to 14 hours the woman began to make gozlime (cakes with all kinds of nachika). Lunch from 12-30 to 15. Plus, from 12 to 17 they made hamburgers side by side (from frozen semi-finished products, I didn’t like it) and a very tasty "PIDE" Turkish pizza with all kinds of toppings. at 17 o'clock the afternoon snack began - they took out all kinds of pastries, next to tea and other drinks. And at 19 dinner began and until 22-00. The bars were open from 10 am to 11 pm. The beer was regular light "EFES". Vodka, gin, crayfish, white and red wine of local production - everything except wine can be drunk - wine is very sour-dry - I don’t like that. Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite and mineral water (with gas), in the vending machines a drink like "UPI-just add water" - did not try. Black tea in a large teapot. Zalenny with all sorts of herbs-in bags. Milk from packages.

Of the minuses, in the active zone near the pool, sunbeds are constantly occupied, and the number of people in the pool and around is significantly inferior to the number of sunbeds, and they are so busy. How to fight? Yes, either go to the beach (50 meters from the pool), or culturally transfer towels to one sunbed - such as it was. (there was never a scandal - the feeling that people came to dry towels, dumped them themselves and took them only in the evening). Well, near the body of the pool is always empty, full of free sunbeds.
The staff is unobtrusive. There were no problems requiring the participation of personnel. Oh yes. - Nowhere to dry swimming trunks - but I read about it and took a piece of string - it came in handy. And there were no shelves in the closet, only hangers.
Photos are later.