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Side May 2008
Hello and thanks in advance to everyone who finds a minute to answer! :) tomorrow we fly to Justiniano wish side, tell me, please, who was there: where can I go on excursions, how much do they cost? where is the best place to go shopping (leather, gold) and how to get there? What is the weather like in Side now, is swimming in the sea only for the brave? ck is it worth giving $ for a good number? write something positive, tired of negative reviews, well, is there really nothing good ?!
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We stayed at this hotel in June 2007. I liked it very much. When we settled in, they put $ 40 in the passport and we were settled in the main building from the sea. blown by the breeze and in general the center of civilization. The main thing is to be positive. We went to ex. in Pamukkale (2 days) - you won’t regret it! (about $ 120 per person) The shops on the hotel’s territory are expensive, but there is a market behind the hotel. The beach is excellent and clean. There are 3 slides.
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answered 17 years ago
go rafting that year in August cost 20 dollars, Pamukkale (2 days) - you won’t regret it! (about 120 dollars per person) ride a yacht
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answered 17 years ago
I myself was not in the hotel, only on the territory, but my girlfriend (with claims of a lady) was resting there, and so she is completely delighted with the hotel! Shopping malls next to the hotel. Where you can buy both excellent leather and gold.
We went to Aspendos to the show "Fires of Anatolia" I cried with delight, we were in Pamukkale, it's worth a trip, especially since it is dying. There you can swim in the pool of Cleopatra. The water is 38 degrees and holds you, but it is impossible to dive. There is a geyser nearby.
Decide for yourself what interests you. Good luck!
We went to Aspendos to the show "Fires of Anatolia" I cried with delight, we were in Pamukkale, it's worth a trip, especially since it is dying. There you can swim in the pool of Cleopatra. The water is 38 degrees and holds you, but it is impossible to dive. There is a geyser nearby.
Decide for yourself what interests you. Good luck!
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answered 17 years ago