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how to get to Kemer on your own?
how to get to Kemer on your own? and is it worth it? where can you walk around Kemer?
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Your hotel is located in Gyunyuk, if I'm not mistaken. Getting to Kemer is very easy. The Antalya-Kemer highway goes through the village. There are actually no other roads there: on one side of the mountain, on the other - the sea. Small buses run along the route - minibuses, which stop on demand. In Kemer, the final stop is the city center. On the windshield - the name of the final destination (Kemer or, in the opposite direction - Antalya.) The fare is usually painted on a sign above the driver's head, and in different currencies. Lira, dollars and euros are accepted.
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answered 13 years ago
How to get to you wrote. And where to take a walk in Kemer: there are many places for spending time. Central street with its numerous shops, cafes, restaurants; embankment; discos.
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answered 13 years ago
It is better to pay for travel in dollars, in euros it is less profitable. Drive to Kemer 10-15 minutes. It's worth the trip, if only to know what it is. And it will be a shame everyone tells, but you were three steps away and did not visit. In Kemer, exit near the main square with the white tower. You can walk along the streets with shops. There are much more of them than in Goynuk. You can walk along the promenade past the hotels, you can go to the local discos İnfernoç Aura. If you have a company, ask the price of a taxi, from 3-4 people a taxi can be cheaper than a bus.
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answered 13 years ago
1 - stop in the center of Kemer on the right there will be a clock tower, and on the square there is a monument to Ataturk. 2 - there is a LOOOOOOL mosque behind your back, 3 - but if you want to get out somewhere in the middle of the road, shout the cherished word: FOOL! Fool - stop in Turkish.)))) but it's better to pay in lira))))
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answered 13 years ago
As for travel, if you take a normal course, then in lira it turns out more expensive. It has been verified not once. There is no need to shout a fool, in Turkish this word means "Stop" as the building itself or the official place where public transport stops. If you want to shout, then shout duRUN or duRUN LUTfen, which means stop or please stop. They rarely cry. I will never forget how a Turkish girl "shouted" in a public bus for the driver to stop and open the back door, as he stupidly passed the stop without stopping. I translate her words literally: "Mr. driver. It will not make it difficult for you to stop and open the back door. Thank you." I can imagine how our drivers would react if I “shouted” like that in our minibuses.
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answered 13 years ago