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Who was in Turkey in July? How did you handle the heat?
We are traveling with a 10 year old. Is it hard during the day at 40 degrees? Or is the climate different there and the heat is not so felt? I do not want to sit in the room, 10 minutes walk to the sea. Or should I look for another hotel?
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I went that year from July 16, the heat was tolerated normally, although we left the beach at about 12 for lunch, rested in the room, and after an hour at 3-4 we returned back again. The main thing is not to lie too long or lie under a canopy)) !!! otherwise we got burned when we almost fell asleep under the sun, otherwise everything is fine!
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answered 16 years ago
It's hot. But where in July is not hot. The hotel is green. Although I recommend the Aegean Sea in July and August in Turkey - Marmaris, Bodrum, Kusadasi. North of Side for 1000 kilometers.
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answered 16 years ago
Hello!
You know, I wasn’t in Turkey in July, but I judge by the fact that I was in Turkey at the end of October and it was very hot, then I make assumptions that it’s no less hot in July. I was in Egypt, then it’s easier to bear the heat a little , there the climate is dry, and in Turkey the climate is like in Crimea, the humidity is high, so see for yourself. For myself, I concluded that you need to go on vacation in September-October, a little less people, calmer, more moderate, and the weather is super, in October I swam in the sea +22!. Yes, as you were previously advised, you can simply choose a sparing rest mode for yourself, from 7-8 breakfast to 12 on the beach, half for lunch and bainki and after 16 to 19.00 on the beach. Then it will be great, I think!
I wish you a great holiday and the right decisions.
You know, I wasn’t in Turkey in July, but I judge by the fact that I was in Turkey at the end of October and it was very hot, then I make assumptions that it’s no less hot in July. I was in Egypt, then it’s easier to bear the heat a little , there the climate is dry, and in Turkey the climate is like in Crimea, the humidity is high, so see for yourself. For myself, I concluded that you need to go on vacation in September-October, a little less people, calmer, more moderate, and the weather is super, in October I swam in the sea +22!. Yes, as you were previously advised, you can simply choose a sparing rest mode for yourself, from 7-8 breakfast to 12 on the beach, half for lunch and bainki and after 16 to 19.00 on the beach. Then it will be great, I think!
I wish you a great holiday and the right decisions.
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answered 16 years ago
July is definitely hot...
I had 3 days of acclimatization - the floor was pouring with hail and the skin was constantly wet, so I could not even apply cosmetics in the evening.
But then everything passed and was forgotten ...
The hotel is big and green, lots of trees and shade: so you will only be on the beach and by the pool under the scorching sun.
I had 3 days of acclimatization - the floor was pouring with hail and the skin was constantly wet, so I could not even apply cosmetics in the evening.
But then everything passed and was forgotten ...
The hotel is big and green, lots of trees and shade: so you will only be on the beach and by the pool under the scorching sun.
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answered 16 years ago
The heat in July is incredible, the humidity there is the same as ours, so it will be hard, but one plus is that the skin moisturizers are not gentle))))) but you get used to any heat))) I got used to it in two days)) while it was a great opportunity to quit smoking)))) (unless of course such a problem exists))))))
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answered 16 years ago
How many people, so many opinions, just as many sensations. I didn't feel any heat or humidity. moreover, most likely you have already bought tickets, so fly and don’t worry
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answered 16 years ago
We were last year at the end of July. A child of 2 years was not dressed at all. Dressed themselves only because of decency, because. clothes become wet in 5 minutes. It was especially uncomfortable because of this in the evening at shows and in bars. A bunch of people are sitting in sweat-drenched clothes. The child was bathed in the pool at night, it was a pity to look at her steamed. I can send pictures if anyone doesn't believe me. There is nowhere to escape from the heat - the water is also more than 30 degrees, and you can sit in a room under air conditioning at home. Once we decided to try to sit at the bar at night, came at 3 o'clock and left after 15 minutes - the same thing. It was good only to swim in the sea at 6 in the morning and drink breakfast at 7 until the sun rose. Otherwise, it was already inconvenient to have breakfast later because of the heat. It feels like you are constantly in a hammam. In general, we definitely decided that we would no longer go to Turkey at that time, except maybe to Marmaris or Bodrum. Were in Kemer.
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answered 16 years ago
It is very hot in Turkey in July, but a person is such a nature that he adapts to any environment. I'm sure everything will be fine with you, the main thing is not to get hung up on this. I was once in July in Alanya, nothing - they adapted, and had a normal rest, now we remember (although we don’t go to Turkey anymore at this time). And so it seems to me that in Kemer it is better to endure this heat - there are more mountains and greenery. It’s also normal in Side, but what about going to the sea for 10 minutes, you’ll still go to the sea only until lunch, and then at the hotel by the pool, and in the evening you can go to the sea before dinner, but I think you won’t go. respectfully TO.
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answered 16 years ago
I was in Bodrum in July, especially to make it "cooler" on the Aegean Sea. So for 3 days in a row, on the thermometer hanging on the building where the reception was, it was 51 degrees, on other days more than 40, you have to be at the sea before 11-12, in the afternoon you have lunch and rest in the room, and after lunch, the pools in the hotel, where under solid canopies tolerable, but not to crawl to the sea.
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answered 16 years ago
Indeed, July is the hottest month in Turkey.
if there are no other options than July, then try to minimize the unpleasant, namely, do not be in the sun after 12 noon, spend the most harmful / hot time in an air-conditioned room.
And don't forget sun protection.
if there are no other options than July, then try to minimize the unpleasant, namely, do not be in the sun after 12 noon, spend the most harmful / hot time in an air-conditioned room.
And don't forget sun protection.
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answered 16 years ago
I do not agree that in Kemer it is easier to endure the heat. Just the opposite. It is hot not because the air temperature is high, but because the humidity is high. And in Kemer, it is just the largest. If you take out a camera or a camera from a cool room, they will not work - they will fog up. Only half an hour later.
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answered 16 years ago
Last year I had a rest in July in Alanya. +34 - air, +28 - water in the sea, the climate is rather dry than humid. In general, for a sea holiday - what you need. Of course, if you sunbathe wisely - before 11.00 and after 16.00.
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answered 16 years ago
And you know, it doesn’t happen every time - for example, in 2007,2008 it wasn’t hot at all - about 30 and water and air conditioning. everywhere. In Moscow, it was faster to suffer from the heat)))!!
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answered 16 years ago
I was in Alanya in 2007 in mid-July, it was quite hot, in the evening the thermometers showed from 31 ... with a breeze it’s normal, but it’s stuffy .. but the water is super - we swam at night, it was just fine .. see for yourself how you endure the heat yourself ... have a good rest))
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answered 16 years ago
A lot depends on the area where you live. For example, it is constantly humid here (even in winter!!!), so we did not appreciate the Turkish "humid" heat... for us it is dry and tolerable. Of course, they didn’t climb out into the sun from 12 to 16 o’clock (it’s normal in the shade!), They wore only cotton and linen. And everything was fine! Go and do not worry (sorry, for the pun!), As the "experienced" advised!
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answered 15 years ago
With a child, a trip to Turkey is not desirable. It all depends on your body, I, with endurance like a bull, acclimatized in just a couple of hours :), but my friends literally “died” from the heat, because. city office sissies :). During the day, you hardly buy at sea, continuous solar radiation makes itself felt, so from lunch to afternoon you lie either in a hotel or walking around various establishments (water parks, exhibitions, cafes, etc.). Personally, I didn’t come here for this .. So if you are ready to endure the sweltering heat, or are ready to spend the daytime on a sunbed, then welcome to Turkey :), if not, then better at another time or look for other options.
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answered 11 years ago
Were in the middle of July in Marmaris. Temperature 40 deg. was only 2 days out of 10. In the remaining 34-36. The same 34 were when they went on vacation from Samara. It is easier to carry than in Russia, there is always the opportunity to cool in the water. The main thing is not to sit in the sun during the day. We were on the beach from 7.00 to 11.00 and from 16.00 to 19.00. And at this time it is desirable to have a shadow over your head (umbrella, tree, etc.). If you have this shadow, then everything is very good.
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answered 9 years ago