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Someone rested in the Crimea for the New Year? Do you have any interesting suggestions to celebrate?
Someone rested in the Crimea for the New Year? Do you have any interesting suggestions to celebrate?
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There are of course ..... people also live and celebrate New Year's Eve there, and many hotels (as in any resort region) provide a New Year's program.
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answered 7 years ago
Speaking of Cyprus, I would suggest the Mediterranean Beach Hotel in Limassol. So many (more than 40) snacks on the buffet, I have not seen anywhere else. 3 restaurants, comfortable rooms, indoor pool. That's about the New Year's program - I don't know, I won't lie.
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answered 7 years ago
I agree with AlexWizard, it is better to choose Cyprus or in Turkey there are hotels that have indoor pools and very interesting programs for the new year on Catholic and Orthodox Christmas. The hotel and service and entertainment will be much better than in the Crimea, there will be no problems with transport and turning off the lights and heating
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answered 7 years ago
Guys, why exactly Cyprus or Turkey? For example, I was in Crete last year. It was also very cool. Came in just in time for Christmas and New Years. By the way, barely booked a villa. Everything was practically busy.
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answered 7 years ago
Crete, Cyprus, Turkey, Egypt, Tunisia and even Thailand will be cheaper and brighter and more comfortable to celebrate NY and Christmas, hotels always have festive shows and banquets for NY, for Catholic and Orthodox Christmas, in Egypt there were even shows and banquets for our old NG.
But if you want to celebrate New Year even more fabulously, these are tours to Finland with a visit to Lapland and the village of Santa Claus, where you can ride dog sleds and reindeer, we sent greeting cards to all relatives and friends directly from Santa Claus mail and received diplomas on crossing the northern polar circles, various attractions that are interesting not only for children, but also for adults, and most importantly, Santa Claus, who can congratulate you on the holiday in Russian
But if you want to celebrate New Year even more fabulously, these are tours to Finland with a visit to Lapland and the village of Santa Claus, where you can ride dog sleds and reindeer, we sent greeting cards to all relatives and friends directly from Santa Claus mail and received diplomas on crossing the northern polar circles, various attractions that are interesting not only for children, but also for adults, and most importantly, Santa Claus, who can congratulate you on the holiday in Russian
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answered 7 years ago
Of course, it is difficult to compare Crimea and Greece. Naturally, the service and infrastructure is better in Greece, the prices will be about the same. But if you go to the Crimea in winter, then only to Yalta, since in other cities there are neither worthy year-round hotels, nor entertainment in the city itself - everything works seasonally. In Yalta, there is a good hotel "Yalta - All Year Round" (aka Yalta-365, near the Chekhov House-Museum), where really the whole year, and not just on holidays, the maximum program of excursions, entertainment, dinners with live music, invites different teams. If you are interested in winter excursions and easy hikes in the mountains, then only here, since few excursion bureaus organize such excursions in winter. As a rule, they post their New Year's program on the website in December, but it will definitely include dances, competitions, guest artists, games for children, fireworks, and a banquet. They also have their own small outdoor heated pool. Well, entertainment on the Yalta Embankment is constantly, incl. and the parade of Santa Clauses, etc.
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answered 7 years ago
VivaRiva, we have been to Crete 2 times. And we were constantly unlucky with booking accommodation. Either this is a coincidence, or badly searched. We have not yet decided exactly where to celebrate the New Year. But we also consider Greece as an option. Where exactly were you last year? Can you write more precisely? So I look at Holiday Gris they offer a good Dickey villa http://www.holidaygreece.ru/search/greece/krit Suitable for the price, but not enough space. We need 4 bedrooms. In general, renting a house in Crete also plays a huge role in our trip. If we do not find anything suitable, then Greece will disappear.
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answered 7 years ago
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Were in Heraklion. But I can tell you that last year we ourselves were surprised why it took us so long to find housing. Usually, not many people have a rest in resort towns on New Year's Eve. So we were surprised that we barely found anything.
Were in Heraklion. But I can tell you that last year we ourselves were surprised why it took us so long to find housing. Usually, not many people have a rest in resort towns on New Year's Eve. So we were surprised that we barely found anything.
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answered 7 years ago
Were in the Crimea for the New Year. Celebrated on Ai-Petri. Cool! Amazing! Unforgettably! Just fantastic!!!
But, apparently, this option is not for you. It was the departure of the offroad club. )))
P.S. As long as there is no bridge, there is no infrastructure. No infrastructure - no service. There is no service - there must be unpretentiousness. No unpretentiousness - Turkey and Greece ...))
But, apparently, this option is not for you. It was the departure of the offroad club. )))
P.S. As long as there is no bridge, there is no infrastructure. No infrastructure - no service. There is no service - there must be unpretentiousness. No unpretentiousness - Turkey and Greece ...))
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answered 7 years ago
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