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Tell me! Which resort and hotel would you recommend for a vacation with a one-year-old baby??!
I would like to know who has already been where ??? We plan to go in August.
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Belek: Ela Quality 5*, Kemer: Amara Club Marine 5*, Boran Mare Club 5*, Side: Paloma Oceana 5*, Blue Waters Club 5*. All hotels are very excellent, but also very expensive. But you didn't state the budget.
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answered 12 years ago
In August, I would not go to Turkey with a one-year-old baby, it is very hot. Look at least the Aegean coast, it is more comfortable there, as an option Iberostar Sarigerme Park.
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answered 12 years ago
With a one-year-old baby to Turkey, and even in August? In general, up to 4 years old, children should rest in the same climatic zone where they were born. They have not yet formed sufficient immunity and a sharp change in climate, long journeys, an abundance of strangers - all this is a huge stress for the baby's body. I usually watch parents with such babies in hotels and their * rest * and always sympathize. But if you firmly decided to go, choose a 5 * family hotel, where a wide range of services is provided for the crumbs (buffet, crib, stroller, nanny), but such hotels are very expensive.
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answered 12 years ago
We are vacationing in Turkey with a child from a year old. No need to be afraid. Indeed, you need to choose a good hotel, but it’s possible within your means. We really like the Kemer area, although there are pebble beaches. But the sea is clean!
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answered 12 years ago
In August it is really very, very hot in Turkey, take pity on the child and buy tickets for September, if the budget allows, use the advice of PoliSVT, but you can find other equally worthy options, the main thing is to look at hotels on the first line, the presence of a children's menu, good reviews from tourists on different sites!
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answered 12 years ago
tata57, if your child is over 20 years old and does not have skin diseases, blood vessels, migraine pains, mastopathy (or varicocele), hormonal imbalance, many moles on the skin. If your child is absolutely healthy by the age of 20, then your words should really be heeded.
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answered 12 years ago
Viltis, why, all your fellow countrymen have ""diseases of the skin, blood vessels, migraine pains, mastopathy (or varicocele), hormonal imbalance, many moles on the skin"" - after all, the climate of Turkey is very similar to the Crimean one! Yes, and our generation, one might say, grew up in the resorts of the then Russian Crimea. It was considered useful to take children "to the seas" every year. And my parents conscientiously "took me out" too. To be honest, I am also an opponent of "healing" such babies far from home, I myself take my granddaughter to Turkey only from 2.5 years old. At this age, the child already speaks well, can explain why he feels bad, where it hurts, etc., and does not cause much concern to his neighbors on the plane. The hotels above named are very adapted for holidays with small fry, especially Ela Quality. You can consider all the hotels of the chain Rixos, Amara, Gloria, excluding hotels with huge territories. Yes, they are expensive, but parents, children, and all other tourists feel comfortable and calm there!
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answered 12 years ago
PolikSVT, I did not understand at all what you wanted to tell me.
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answered 12 years ago
Strange! :) You, as I understand it, are 44 years old (sorry for the details) and, having lived constantly in a climate akin to Turkey for so many years, I hope you have not acquired anything from the list of "horror stories" you voiced! Why is visiting the "seas" once a year so dangerous, as you predict??? Now it is clear?
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answered 12 years ago
PolikSVT, for an employee of a travel company, your knowledge of geography is beyond criticism.
This time. And secondly, I am very grateful for your attention, it does not flatter me, but I cannot understand what caused such a violent reaction? Children under 2 years of age are not recommended to be exposed to solar radiation that differs from their normal background. You yourself write about it.
And as for the fact that I live in a kindred climate with Turkey :-) Well, this is just ridiculous. There near my age, my place of residence. I live 700 km north of Crimea, in turn, Crimea, the southernmost coast, is located 960 km north of the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. In total, I’m up to the climate of Turkey, only 240 km less than you :-)
I must tell you that this is normal for Russia. I often communicate with Russian women on forums, most of them are sure that I live almost on the Equator :-)
This time. And secondly, I am very grateful for your attention, it does not flatter me, but I cannot understand what caused such a violent reaction? Children under 2 years of age are not recommended to be exposed to solar radiation that differs from their normal background. You yourself write about it.
And as for the fact that I live in a kindred climate with Turkey :-) Well, this is just ridiculous. There near my age, my place of residence. I live 700 km north of Crimea, in turn, Crimea, the southernmost coast, is located 960 km north of the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. In total, I’m up to the climate of Turkey, only 240 km less than you :-)
I must tell you that this is normal for Russia. I often communicate with Russian women on forums, most of them are sure that I live almost on the Equator :-)
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answered 12 years ago
In general, from my hometown of Kyiv to the Mediterranean coast of Turkey in a straight line 1600 km. Just pull the line and see.
If we put the same distance in a straight line down south from the city of Yekaterinburg, then we find ourselves in Uzbekistan, the city of Nukus.
According to PolikSVT, I live in the climate of Turkey, in that case, I must ask you if your melons are already ripe? After all, you live in the climate of Uzbekistan. Well, judging by your geographical logic.
If we put the same distance in a straight line down south from the city of Yekaterinburg, then we find ourselves in Uzbekistan, the city of Nukus.
According to PolikSVT, I live in the climate of Turkey, in that case, I must ask you if your melons are already ripe? After all, you live in the climate of Uzbekistan. Well, judging by your geographical logic.
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answered 12 years ago
Viltis, thanks for the "travel agency employee" !!! :)) My profession is as far from it as your living is from all the poles of the Earth combined! , but my cousin has been living there for 22 years, and I visit there periodically! So, in the summer I feel almost the same as in Turkey! Hence my conclusions! At one time (in youth, with children, in order to save money), we surfed the entire Crimea and part of Ukraine in our car. Perhaps my measurements of the speedometer of the distance traveled are not as accurate as you indicated, but the perception of climatic zones is like an innate reflex - I feel that's it! :)))
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