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distance to the beach
Can you please tell me how many meters from the hotel to the beach? and is the market still far away, which seems to come on Fridays?
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It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the beach, depending on how you stomp. What market are we talking about? There prices are calculated for vacationers, everything is expensive and fruits too.
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answered 13 years ago
It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the beach, depending on how you stomp. What market are we talking about? There prices are calculated for vacationers, everything is expensive and fruits too.
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answered 13 years ago
ask about the market, which comes once a week. And it is designed for local residents. They sell mostly vegetables and fruits there, don’t expect a large assortment of things. On what days and where exactly, ask upon arrival. You need to go perpendicular to the coastline to the highway to the village itself. Walk 20-30 minutes. Here is a link to a photo of the Goynuk village, where you are going http://goynuk.bel.tr/resimlerle-goynuk
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answered 13 years ago
Do not even hesitate - it’s not stressful to go (so take a walk), but the rooms and food at the hotel are very good. Only the coastline is narrow, but there is enough space for everyone
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answered 13 years ago
From the hotel (to the right) to the beach is literally 5-7 minutes, back 10-12 minutes (relaxation after sun and sea baths affects) :-)
The market you're talking about is really once a week - ask reception.
Exit from the hotel to the left, go to the hotel in the form of a huge ship, immediately turn left and go up the shopping street. Reach the highway, cross it at the traffic lights and move straight ahead. This is where the market will be. A lot of fruits, vegetables, nuts and other goods for local residents (at the same time, look at these residents - they are different from those who work directly on the coast).
If you want to get to the local Migros supermarket (prices are in Turkish liras, but they accept dollars and euros at the checkout), then when crossing the highway you need to turn left and walk 100 m - you will see it is orange.
Happy travels to you!
The market you're talking about is really once a week - ask reception.
Exit from the hotel to the left, go to the hotel in the form of a huge ship, immediately turn left and go up the shopping street. Reach the highway, cross it at the traffic lights and move straight ahead. This is where the market will be. A lot of fruits, vegetables, nuts and other goods for local residents (at the same time, look at these residents - they are different from those who work directly on the coast).
If you want to get to the local Migros supermarket (prices are in Turkish liras, but they accept dollars and euros at the checkout), then when crossing the highway you need to turn left and walk 100 m - you will see it is orange.
Happy travels to you!
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answered 13 years ago
Kseniya. please tell me when you leave the Eldar hotel are there any shops? (jewelry, clothes, shoes, bags, pharmacy)
Is it far away?
Is there somewhere to go for a walk in the evening behind the hotel?
Is it difficult to get to Kemer? If you need to go, then what?
Is it far away?
Is there somewhere to go for a walk in the evening behind the hotel?
Is it difficult to get to Kemer? If you need to go, then what?
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answered 13 years ago
For sergeeva9:
When leaving the territory of the Hotel in any direction, there are mini-shops, i.e. malls in a mini format (such as souvenirs, ice cream, etc.).
For larger purchases (bags, shoes, clothes), we went like this: exit the hotel and go to the left, and you see everything right past the hotels to the hotel in the form of a huge ship (it’s hard not to notice), right after it, to the left, a street with a lively street begins trade. Walk to this place (if not in a hurry), min 10.
We went there after dinner - it's not so hot, the shops are open until late in the evening, but I don't advise you to stay late if you are traveling with a purely female company - after all, go along the road ...
To Kemer (it turns out to the right of the hotel) you can always catch dolmush (comfortable minibus). Same back. They go often. Early in the morning, on the way to the beach, I observed a crowd of locals in such a minibus - we were going to work :-)))
I envy you with white envy - the memories of the hotel are the best! Have a good rest:-)
When leaving the territory of the Hotel in any direction, there are mini-shops, i.e. malls in a mini format (such as souvenirs, ice cream, etc.).
For larger purchases (bags, shoes, clothes), we went like this: exit the hotel and go to the left, and you see everything right past the hotels to the hotel in the form of a huge ship (it’s hard not to notice), right after it, to the left, a street with a lively street begins trade. Walk to this place (if not in a hurry), min 10.
We went there after dinner - it's not so hot, the shops are open until late in the evening, but I don't advise you to stay late if you are traveling with a purely female company - after all, go along the road ...
To Kemer (it turns out to the right of the hotel) you can always catch dolmush (comfortable minibus). Same back. They go often. Early in the morning, on the way to the beach, I observed a crowd of locals in such a minibus - we were going to work :-)))
I envy you with white envy - the memories of the hotel are the best! Have a good rest:-)
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answered 13 years ago