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Should I buy tickets for the Ankara-Istanbul train in advance or is it easier on the spot?
I took the Istanbul-Denizli flight. Then I want to take buses to Fethiye (Oludeniz) - Kas - Kemer - Antalya.
Question: is it worth bothering with tickets in advance or is it easier to buy everything at the station on the spot?
Do dolmushi walk normally in coronavirus time?
Question: is it worth bothering with tickets in advance or is it easier to buy everything at the station on the spot?
Do dolmushi walk normally in coronavirus time?
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There are no problems there either with buses or with dolmushes. Here from Fethiye, if you arrive late, you can take a taxi, immediately reduce the price by half, they will take you) it’s not far to go there. I mean from Fethiye to Oludeniz. And also further .. dolmushi .. taxis, buses. It's better locally. And why do you need a train, if you can fly from Ankara by plane for 30 dollars or even less, then you can take tickets, so you can take them while still at home. ;45 minutes and you are in Istanbul from Ankara. Pegasus.
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answered 4 years ago
Dolmushi did not go well during the curfew in Antalya/Kemer. There is no problem with the train at the station to buy. Although I did not really catch at what point Ankara appears in your route. The trains are decent, I would advise you to take a train ride around Turkey somewhere for a change. I like it.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka
We are flying from Kyiv to Ankara.
Yes, and the train is already out. Today I took the flight Ankara-Stambul)
And the dolmushi are disturbing from Oludeniz along the coast to Antalya.
Here another question has arisen, will there be a shuttle bus from Denizli Airport to the city? We arrive at 19.40, until back and forth, at the beginning of the 9th we will only leave the airport ...
We are flying from Kyiv to Ankara.
Yes, and the train is already out. Today I took the flight Ankara-Stambul)
And the dolmushi are disturbing from Oludeniz along the coast to Antalya.
Here another question has arisen, will there be a shuttle bus from Denizli Airport to the city? We arrive at 19.40, until back and forth, at the beginning of the 9th we will only leave the airport ...
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answered 4 years ago
TombArthur and you do not confuse? Where is Denizli and where is Lludeniz and Fethiye??!! Maybe you are flying to Dalaman, which is logical. From there the bus goes to Fethiye. And from there get to Oludeniz. From Oludeniz, the dolmushi themselves go to Fethiye, there are no dolmushi from Oludeniz along the coast, at least there were none. and only then along the coast, but it’s easier to rent a car and drive along the coast.
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answered 4 years ago
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No, I'm not confused. In order not to drive in circles and not return to the same point, it is easier to start with Denizli.
No, I'm not confused. In order not to drive in circles and not return to the same point, it is easier to start with Denizli.
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answered 4 years ago
There are buses from Antalya to Fethiye, many flights are about + -50 lira one way, mostly 3.5 hours on the way with stops. The company Akdeniz they have an express train with minimum stops 2.5 hours on the way - return Fethiye - Antalya also
from Oludeniz to Fethiye by dolmus - a little time to go
from Oludeniz to Fethiye by dolmus - a little time to go
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answered 4 years ago
For information, in Turkey, bus routes around the country are very developed, the buses are very comfortable
from Denizli to Fethiye there is a bus route 3 hours 45 minutes on the way costs 60 lira one way
from Denizli to Fethiye there is a bus route 3 hours 45 minutes on the way costs 60 lira one way
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answered 4 years ago
Yes, I know, the route is already ready. The question of transfer from Denizli airport to the city remained open, and it is 65 km away and the time will be 20.00. And about dolmush along the coast. Still, I want to go to Kaputas beach after Oludeniz, it’s beautiful in the pictures. And from there already to Goynuk or Kemer.
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answered 4 years ago
TombArthur I can’t tell you about Denizli airport, I was there by car, I had a route
Bodrum - Boğaziçi - Gulluk - Yatağan Scimitar - Sultanhisar - Sultanhisar - Denizli - Eskihisar - Eskihisar - Pamukkale - Salihli
and back from Salihla - Izmir - Kusadasi - Guzelcamli - Bodrum
Kaputas beach - it's better to go there by dolmus or from Kas or from Kalkan
Bodrum - Boğaziçi - Gulluk - Yatağan Scimitar - Sultanhisar - Sultanhisar - Denizli - Eskihisar - Eskihisar - Pamukkale - Salihli
and back from Salihla - Izmir - Kusadasi - Guzelcamli - Bodrum
Kaputas beach - it's better to go there by dolmus or from Kas or from Kalkan
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answered 4 years ago
Well, then, as I understand it, there are no problems with dolmushes. And this is the main point. And we'll figure it out there.
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answered 4 years ago
Patara in the same region can also be reached from Kas and Kalkan by dolmus
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answered 4 years ago
In the pictures, Patara looks sad. Yes, and the city does not want to look at the ruins
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answered 4 years ago
I recommend making a 2-3 day stop in Kas, this is a very beautiful town with its architecture and nature, plus you can go to Kaputas beach for one day and Patara another day
English The Telegraph for made a rating of the most popular places among British tourists Patara No. 1
English The Telegraph for made a rating of the most popular places among British tourists Patara No. 1
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answered 4 years ago
Unfortunately, 2-3 days will be a lot.
So much to do in 2 weeks...
But thanks for the advice, I'll just google it now ...
So much to do in 2 weeks...
But thanks for the advice, I'll just google it now ...
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answered 4 years ago
we stayed
In Kas - Deniz Feneri Lighthouse Hotel - everything is OK in terms of service and food, the views are luxurious, but the beach is not very good, only with a mini pontoon entry, they have an old Turkish oven where they cook food
in Kalkan - Patara Prince Hotel & Resort - similar in service, food and views, the beach is a small concrete platform
In Kas - Deniz Feneri Lighthouse Hotel - everything is OK in terms of service and food, the views are luxurious, but the beach is not very good, only with a mini pontoon entry, they have an old Turkish oven where they cook food
in Kalkan - Patara Prince Hotel & Resort - similar in service, food and views, the beach is a small concrete platform
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answered 4 years ago
TombArthur, on the Denizli airport website it is written that a shuttle to the Denizli bus station is made for each flight, the Bay Tur company.
From Oludeniz to Antalya on dolmush seems to me a perversion, because you will be with suitcases, slowly and inconveniently. Although if the goal is to drive slowly along the sea, each time spending the night in a new resort town, then why not. The curfew was canceled, it seems, there should be no problems with transport.
Vika284, 17 years old, I’m already going to Kas))) will I get there?
From Oludeniz to Antalya on dolmush seems to me a perversion, because you will be with suitcases, slowly and inconveniently. Although if the goal is to drive slowly along the sea, each time spending the night in a new resort town, then why not. The curfew was canceled, it seems, there should be no problems with transport.
Vika284, 17 years old, I’m already going to Kas))) will I get there?
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answered 4 years ago
