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food 4.09. what excursions to go to Stella with a child
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In the Kemer region there is a good travel agency Ginza Travel. Her dots are all over the place. The prices are good (especially compared to the prices of guides in the hotel).
It’s up to you to decide which excursion to go on (how old the child is, his endurance, whimsical or not, etc.) A good excursion along the coast on a yacht (interesting places, swimming in coves, and not for long, just half a day.) But to go on an excursion it’s not worth going to Antalya - the price is cheap, but you won’t really see anything, except for shops with exorbitant prices.
It’s up to you to decide which excursion to go on (how old the child is, his endurance, whimsical or not, etc.) A good excursion along the coast on a yacht (interesting places, swimming in coves, and not for long, just half a day.) But to go on an excursion it’s not worth going to Antalya - the price is cheap, but you won’t really see anything, except for shops with exorbitant prices.
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answered 14 years ago
Prices change during the season. I went in July to Demre-Mira-Kekova from Beldibi from Ginza Travel for $25. A friend went there in August from Maxwell Tour already for $18. And definitely don’t take anything from hotel guides. 2-3 times more expensive and the result is the same. They say something about the lack of insurance is a lie: You came to Turkey and your insurance covers the entire time of your stay there, no matter what you do. And of course, they have insurance for your trip. If they didn’t, they simply wouldn’t be allowed to work in this area
Hotel guides will be stubborn to the point of threats - come up with something; 1 I am the eighth time in Turkey and I saw everything, fuck off 2 the child cannot stand the bus, etc.
Hotel guides will be stubborn to the point of threats - come up with something; 1 I am the eighth time in Turkey and I saw everything, fuck off 2 the child cannot stand the bus, etc.
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answered 14 years ago
how old is your child?
if already rather big, then very interesting
excursion Demre-Mira-Kekkovo
if already rather big, then very interesting
excursion Demre-Mira-Kekkovo
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answered 14 years ago
I want to add that the street agencies have definitely proven themselves, we personally liked Radian more than Maxwell, so I recommend not to take the whole set in one place at once, you will like it, come back. Bargaining is appropriate everywhere. When buying excursions, specify what additional money may be needed, for example, drinks are everywhere, there may be an additional fee for entering the Church of St. Nicholas, visiting Phaselis when walking on a boat (up to $ 10) - but this may not be visited, because is an additional function. Consider from excursions DeMira-Kekkova, a boat trip, start with a Turkish bath (you should not negotiate a massage for an extra charge), by bus you can get to Kemer and visit a beautiful park near the pier (port), there is a mini water park and dolphinarium (Sunday day off), at the beginning of summer, performances were from 15-00 for adults for $ 16, children are cheaper.
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answered 14 years ago
I didn’t use the street ones, but from those that the agency offers, you can find out in advance what the excursion includes with shopping, etc. In my case, an excursion with shopping + a mountain with a cable car + lunch at a fish (super !!) restaurant cost $ 35; at the same time, a separate excursion to the same mountain with a restaurant cost 55. I want to say that everything is the same, but for less money you can “clack” on jewelry and furs. An excellent option in Kemer for a big excursion to Kekovo and the Temple (Bedroom) of St. Nicholas. Somewhere in the region of $ 55-60 for the whole day with a walk and swimming on a yacht. Before entering the Temple, they offer to buy icons ("consecrated") and pendants with earth from his burial place and "myrrh". Well .. for a believer and not an amateur. Pendant - $25, icons - sky-high. With a child depending on age, but this is a full day tour, so look... Everything includes a trip through the plantations to St. Nicholas, the factory of alabaster miracles and riding and swimming on a boat.
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