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Can you tell me where are the water parks nearby? is there in Marmaris? where is the beam
Can you tell me where are the water parks nearby? is there in Marmaris? where is the best in the region? thanks!!!
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Yes, there is a water park in Marmaris - one is located in a beautiful place, on a mountain, it has a very beautiful view. They themselves were not, who says - you can go, but the money that it costs to enter it is not worth it.
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answered 12 years ago
Indeed, the water park in Marmaris is expensive, from a tour operator something about $ 50-70. From the street to take cheaper, almost half.
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answered 12 years ago
If you take it from the street, then in case of an accident, you will solve the questions yourself, if you buy from a tour operator, you get a kind of insurance.
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answered 12 years ago
There are three water parks in Marmaris, one is quite old and is located by the road, one is larger and by the beach, and the largest in Marmaris is located on the mountain. Of course, it’s better to go to the one on the mountain, the view is beautiful, several water slides, I won’t tell you the exact number, about 8-10, a pool with a sea wave. About insurance: it is valid in any case, no matter who you bought the tour from. The price is somehow not real from the operators, I looked at the prices from the Raduga agency, the water park is like $ 35 this year, along with the service from the hotel and back.
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answered 12 years ago
sunandsea don't mislead people. Insurance is only valid if you purchase tickets from your tour operator.
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answered 12 years ago
I am not a rich person and for me 3t.u.e. I don’t have a lot of money and I don’t have problems with the language, but I’ll say this, if you decide to relax in another country, then relax and you don’t need to look for something cheaper, and then prove something with foam at the mouth, don’t be greedy to tip, you will return doubly grateful
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answered 12 years ago
Chiva, I have already rested in Turkey more than once, and not only, and more than once I have encountered insured events, and I know very well that insurance is valid in any case, no matter where and from whom you bought an excursion. There are other cases where insurance does not apply, such as being under the influence of alcohol. The only thing is that the tour operator can help in calling a doctor, and it depends on the guide, whether he wants to do it or not.
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answered 12 years ago
I would not like to rest with you if you have faced an insured event more than once. I do not want to enter into a discussion with you, but what I wrote is true.
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answered 12 years ago
To our mutual joy, you will not have to rest with me) You can hold any opinion on this issue. I will gladly agree with you if you tell me exactly where in the insurance policy this condition is indicated. But I know very well that guides use this phrase to scare vacationers into buying excursions only from tour operators.
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answered 12 years ago
Fully agree with Sunandsea. You take insurance as an addition to the tour. Insurance does not come from the tour operator, but from a separate authority (insurance company). If something happens to you and it falls under the insured event, you can always use it. It doesn't matter who you travel with. Insurance for that, she and insurance to use it abroad, in the event of an insured event. And you, chiva, were probably very intimidated by the guides, who only need to sell you excursions. And about buying excursions. There is no such thing as Street Agencies. All what you call street agencies are travel agencies that are licensed to sell tours.
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answered 12 years ago
Beachgoers and climbers are insured according to different nets, and if you crash from a baobab or a parachute on a beach holiday, then naturally the insurance company will have questions for you. But in legal countries, the owners of extreme rides are OBLIGED to additionally insure clients for the duration of the tour. Carefully read your insurance policy, and ask the guide Slavik (they don’t show it on themselves - it’s a bad omen) whether they will pay compensation to his relatives if he drowns a little while swimming.
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answered 12 years ago