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What is the best currency to take money in? How more profitable?
What is the best currency to take money in? How more profitable?
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U.S. dollars.
At the same time, it is not necessary to bother with changing small bills in advance ... The Turks always have change. Just ask for change in dollars, not in local currency ...
At the same time, it is not necessary to bother with changing small bills in advance ... The Turks always have change. Just ask for change in dollars, not in local currency ...
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answered 12 years ago
Dollars, but we went to Mira-Demre-Kekovo on an excursion, and regretted that there was no tourist lira. excursion along this route, advice - do not buy icons in the World, where your dear guide will take you. It is 2 times more expensive than directly in Demre, where there are the same icon shops around the grave of St. Nicholas.
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answered 12 years ago
You have to take dollars. If necessary, you can change to Lira at the hotel. The exchange rate is excellent - 1.7 is better nowhere to be seen. If necessary, they will exchange you for small ones, especially if you say that for a tip.
Outside the hotel, when shopping, the lyre can be very useful. For example, a jar of honey costs 10 lire or $6. If you translate at the rate - then in lira it is cheaper. A trip from Antalya to Camyuva by bus (dolmus) costs 6 lira. If you want to pay in dollars - no problem, but they will take 5 dollars or 4 euros. They even have prices posted by the driver. A bottle of water will cost 1 dollar or 1 lira. Therefore, try to pay in lira. In the same church of St. Nicholas, the entrance is only by tickets, which must be paid in lira. To the dolphinarium, oceanarium, etc. can take in dollars, but at an unfavorable rate. By the way, I advise you to combine a trip to Aqualand in Antalya with an aquarium, so as not to go twice. At the same time, it is quite possible, and in some cases (when they collect from hotels for an hour) and faster, to go by bus. And it will be much cheaper. Stop nearby. Oceanarium and Aqualand opposite each other. The Luna Park is also nearby. So you can organize your trip according to your schedule.
Outside the hotel, when shopping, the lyre can be very useful. For example, a jar of honey costs 10 lire or $6. If you translate at the rate - then in lira it is cheaper. A trip from Antalya to Camyuva by bus (dolmus) costs 6 lira. If you want to pay in dollars - no problem, but they will take 5 dollars or 4 euros. They even have prices posted by the driver. A bottle of water will cost 1 dollar or 1 lira. Therefore, try to pay in lira. In the same church of St. Nicholas, the entrance is only by tickets, which must be paid in lira. To the dolphinarium, oceanarium, etc. can take in dollars, but at an unfavorable rate. By the way, I advise you to combine a trip to Aqualand in Antalya with an aquarium, so as not to go twice. At the same time, it is quite possible, and in some cases (when they collect from hotels for an hour) and faster, to go by bus. And it will be much cheaper. Stop nearby. Oceanarium and Aqualand opposite each other. The Luna Park is also nearby. So you can organize your trip according to your schedule.
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answered 12 years ago
And if suddenly lyres remain, you can leave them as a keepsake (that's the whole "benefit") ...
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answered 12 years ago
And next year? After all, either friends or acquaintances will definitely go, you can change them. Or change at the hotel for $ 50, no more
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answered 12 years ago
PolikSVT, but what's dumb, not money, or what? The Turks themselves do not keep dollars in their wallets, they exchange them for lira, it would seem why? It’s just more profitable that way, but this only applies to situations with unorganized rest. When I leave the resort area, they take dollars worse than lira, and they constantly try to mess with the exchange rate, bringing it (rate) to 1.2-1.5. In kahfan, the same situation. IMHO dollars only for magnets. I bring Lyra home every year, because next year I always plan to return (inshallah!)
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answered 12 years ago
The ladies looked very funny in Kemer, in Migros, which is at the entrance from Kirishi: "But they don't take dollars?! But they don't speak Russian, why?! They were stunned!"
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answered 12 years ago
I absolutely agree with this: ___ "But they don't speak Russian, why?! We were stunned!" ___ Some "ladies" just need to learn the minimum Turkish shop or remember the English school course! Not to the Krasnodar Territory, tea, they arrived, but "to the border"!
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answered 12 years ago
"Ladies looked very funny in Kemer, in Migros, which is at the entrance from Kirish:" But don't they take dollars ?!"
Ha! :) In Migros they take dollars! And change is given at the checkout in lira at a very good rate.
Ha! :) In Migros they take dollars! And change is given at the checkout in lira at a very good rate.
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answered 12 years ago
They don’t take dollars in this Migros, maybe in Antalya they take them, but in Kemer they DO NOT TAKE!
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answered 12 years ago