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Where can you go on excursions in Turkey?
Is it worth it to go on an excursion to Pamukkale? Is it worth taking a 6-year-old son for rafting (is it not dangerous?) Where are good dolphinariums-aquaria on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey and is it possible to swim with snorkels there? (Yes, and see fish) what is generally worth seeing in Turkey and how much will it cost? Is there really anything to say there?
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answered 14 years ago
Depending on how much you eat in Pamukala, it’s beautiful, but it’s going to be a long way to hang out on the bus, but it’s worth it, of course. , but there is a place called Dimchay in Alanya, it’s a river there, like a restaurant, it’s done beautifully, the table is right on the water, like a boat you sit eating fresh fish, a beautiful place by nature. every day there are currents, I didn’t see the catch. It’s not a marble sea, there are few fish here. they say it's interesting) there are long, expensive but beautiful excursions in addition to Pamukkale, Mira - Demre - Kekova, Cappadocia. You can take a yacht tour is also a good excursion.
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answered 14 years ago
Rafting is safe - a helmet, a vest, lifeguards are at every step ... as they say, if you want to drown in rafting, it won't work!
In Pammukale, I do not advise from Alanya.
I heard more negative things about fishing in Alanya - a lot of people, everyone is almost shoulder to shoulder on the pontoon.
Jeep Safari: two options - Suzuki Samurai (an easy walk through the mountains with the ability to get behind the wheel-boring things) Land Rover Defender - here it’s not boring - acceleration along mountain rivers, real off-road, rides on the wall - in general, a complete demonstration of all the possibilities car + lunch on the mountain river with "dancing" around the trout. Specify the type of car.
Of the yachts in Alanya, I recommend Star Craft - a large space without the effect of herrings in a barrel + excellent animation for adults and children.
It’s tight with water parks in the region, it seems they are transported to Antalya, Belek. From Side, there’s definitely a dolphinarium in the same place.
It is useless to take a mask, fins, snorkels - you will not find the opportunity to see the fish.
In Side, the ruins of an ancient city, in Alanya, a fortress and a tower.
If you like all sorts of shows, then the Fires of Anatolia is a world famous band, and you and your child will like it - spectacular, beautiful
In Pammukale, I do not advise from Alanya.
I heard more negative things about fishing in Alanya - a lot of people, everyone is almost shoulder to shoulder on the pontoon.
Jeep Safari: two options - Suzuki Samurai (an easy walk through the mountains with the ability to get behind the wheel-boring things) Land Rover Defender - here it’s not boring - acceleration along mountain rivers, real off-road, rides on the wall - in general, a complete demonstration of all the possibilities car + lunch on the mountain river with "dancing" around the trout. Specify the type of car.
Of the yachts in Alanya, I recommend Star Craft - a large space without the effect of herrings in a barrel + excellent animation for adults and children.
It’s tight with water parks in the region, it seems they are transported to Antalya, Belek. From Side, there’s definitely a dolphinarium in the same place.
It is useless to take a mask, fins, snorkels - you will not find the opportunity to see the fish.
In Side, the ruins of an ancient city, in Alanya, a fortress and a tower.
If you like all sorts of shows, then the Fires of Anatolia is a world famous band, and you and your child will like it - spectacular, beautiful
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answered 14 years ago
We liked the tour with TEZ tour amphitheater-Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker-the flooded city of the World of Kekovo. Above the amphitheater in the mountain are old crypts-tombs (be sure to take hats). In the church you can buy icons, crosses, holy water, earth, in the Temple you can be cleansed of sins. See the flooded city from a yacht + lunch of king prawns), swim in the open sea. The water there is of an unusual unique color. At the end of the tour, your photos taken on plates will be offered. The whole excursion during the day is not tiring, if you are lucky with the guide, it will be very interesting.
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answered 14 years ago
Pammukale is worth a trip. very interesting. just either yourself, or at least listen to the guides)) you can’t climb into the Cleopatra pool =) money down the drain. but in travertines I advise you to splash (even if it’s knee-deep).
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