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Which region of Turkey to go
We do not know which area to go (for the first time). I would like the nature to be beautiful around, and the climate is pleasant, and attractions nearby and entertainment such as quads, rafting, or whatever happens there. Where can it all be combined?
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Go to Kemer or Side. You can go to Belek, but it's a little expensive there. Tours are the same everywhere.
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answered 15 years ago
Pleasant climate, attractions and entertainment - Kemer! From Marmaris most entertainment places are far away
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answered 15 years ago
By nature and proximity of attractions, then of course, Kemer.
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answered 15 years ago
Kusadasi is one of the best resorts in Turkey. The fishing village of Kusadasi in just a few years has become a very fashionable Turkish resort with chic comfortable hotels, many cozy restaurants, oriental bazaars, noisy discos and nightclubs, which attract tourists from all over the world. A small port city located on the shores of a bay in the Aegean Sea, 90 km south of Izmir.
"Bird Island" - this is how the name of the city is translated from Turkish, to which it owes a small peninsula connected to the coast of the resort. For centuries, herons, pigeons and other birds have come here to nest. On the Dilek peninsula, 28 km from Kusadasi, in the National Park, in all its glory, the richest flora and fauna appear, where various species of birds and animals live.
The history of Kusadasi goes back centuries: for four thousand years, the Hittites, Romans, Greeks, Persians, Byzantines, Ottomans and Crusader knights left traces of their stay here. The city, where today there are a large number of ruins of ancient buildings, arose on the site of a pirate fortress, which was built several centuries ago. The ancient Genoese fortress of the 16th century Kyuchukada Kalesi, which is located on
"Bird Island" - this is how the name of the city is translated from Turkish, to which it owes a small peninsula connected to the coast of the resort. For centuries, herons, pigeons and other birds have come here to nest. On the Dilek peninsula, 28 km from Kusadasi, in the National Park, in all its glory, the richest flora and fauna appear, where various species of birds and animals live.
The history of Kusadasi goes back centuries: for four thousand years, the Hittites, Romans, Greeks, Persians, Byzantines, Ottomans and Crusader knights left traces of their stay here. The city, where today there are a large number of ruins of ancient buildings, arose on the site of a pirate fortress, which was built several centuries ago. The ancient Genoese fortress of the 16th century Kyuchukada Kalesi, which is located on
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answered 15 years ago
miracle44, thanks of course, but I have already read all this advertising information.
I wonder if there are young people there at all? How are the transport links? * I would like to travel around the maximum number of interesting places on my own * and in general, what is the Aegean Sea like? ))
I wonder if there are young people there at all? How are the transport links? * I would like to travel around the maximum number of interesting places on my own * and in general, what is the Aegean Sea like? ))
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answered 15 years ago
The Aegean Sea is wonderful, but the temperature is slightly colder than the Mediterranean. The beaches on the Aegean coast are mostly sandy. The beaches in the Kemer area are pebbly. On the Aegean coast, everything is a little more expensive. more foreigners rest there - Germans, Irish. In terms of discos, it’s more fun there. But Kemer also has nightclubs that are very personal. In terms of sightseeing - all this is much closer from Kemer. The rest of the entertainment - rafting, diving, quad bikes - is almost the same on the entire coast.
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answered 15 years ago
Miracle! Have you been to Kusadasi yourself? What nonsense about sandy beaches and sights?
We were on the Aegean Sea, the village of Ozdere, not far from Kusadasi. The beach is pebble. Ephesus is close at hand. We went to Pamukkale by minibus. To Izmir, too, by minibus, the journey took a little more than an hour.
There are many foreigners, so the prices in the shops are LOWER than in Kemer, there are also many young people, the contingent is better than on the Mediterranean coast, because many hotels are not all inclusive. The sea is awesome, opposite the Greek islands, olive groves on the mountains, as in Greece. One minus - shorter season, cooler.
We were on the Aegean Sea, the village of Ozdere, not far from Kusadasi. The beach is pebble. Ephesus is close at hand. We went to Pamukkale by minibus. To Izmir, too, by minibus, the journey took a little more than an hour.
There are many foreigners, so the prices in the shops are LOWER than in Kemer, there are also many young people, the contingent is better than on the Mediterranean coast, because many hotels are not all inclusive. The sea is awesome, opposite the Greek islands, olive groves on the mountains, as in Greece. One minus - shorter season, cooler.
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answered 15 years ago
I, too, have been on the Aegean coast more than once and have not seen enough sand there, mostly wooden and stone platforms, less often sand and then brought ... but I like the sea itself more than the Mediterranean, very beautiful) but most of all I liked in Bodrum)))
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answered 15 years ago
Pers, share where you were in Bodrum (hotel, village) and what did you like?
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answered 15 years ago
Pachok! I rested in the village of Gumbet: the hotel was not very big, there was no animation of its own, they came a couple of times a week, but since the hotel was located right in the village itself, they hung out there: a lot of bars, sports bars, karaoke bars, at that time 2- 3 discos, and, accordingly, shops, here is the beach there: sand + a little pebbles! I was in the village of Gundogan, but the hotel was really a couple of kilometers away, but we walked, very often went to Bodrum itself and walked there, there is a street with bars, cafes, discos, the town itself is not big, but very beautiful, very beautiful embankment ). We also rented a car and drove through the village of Turgutreis, I remember we stopped there for a bite to eat. And we also went to the beach, where there is white sand, to be honest, I don’t remember what it’s called, it seems like a camel, something like that, a very beautiful place, I know that the excursion is on a yacht, they swim there, stopping for 30-40 minutes) )
Club Tropicano 4* [Tropicano Bodrum Club 4*, Hotel Afrodit], Cesars 4*, Salmakis 4*
Club Tropicano 4* [Tropicano Bodrum Club 4*, Hotel Afrodit], Cesars 4*, Salmakis 4*
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answered 15 years ago
If you light up Marmaris, if you relax Beldibi 1.2 but not 3, this is Kemer
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answered 15 years ago