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I'm going to the sea for the first time, especially to Turkey!
I'm going alone. Tell me what things are needed on the trip, how much money to take per person, what should I be afraid of when traveling?
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It is a pity that you are traveling alone. Maybe it makes sense to start looking for fellow travelers here, on the forum in the search for fellow travelers section.
In terms of things - if you expect to shop there, don't take a lot - a couple of T-shirts, shorts, swimwear, beach slippers, a sarafan, summer trousers.
In terms of money, it all depends on what you want to buy there and what excursions to visit.
As for concerns, don’t be especially afraid, after all, this is a resort where everything should be put at the service of a tourist, but be guided by common sense everywhere.
Have a good rest, if you want, flew with us to Egypt.
In terms of things - if you expect to shop there, don't take a lot - a couple of T-shirts, shorts, swimwear, beach slippers, a sarafan, summer trousers.
In terms of money, it all depends on what you want to buy there and what excursions to visit.
As for concerns, don’t be especially afraid, after all, this is a resort where everything should be put at the service of a tourist, but be guided by common sense everywhere.
Have a good rest, if you want, flew with us to Egypt.
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answered 14 years ago
I’ll start with things: I agree with elenako, but I’ll also add special slippers for swimming (there are pebble beaches near Kemer), a hat for protection from the sun and comfortable shoes (if you go on excursions). You don’t write anything about the hotel, but I think that you have the most popular system for Turkey - all inclusive. This means that everything you need for a holiday is included in the tour price, except for a visa ($30). Now about money: in Turkey there is a large selection of interesting excursions (cost to sort out: Pamukkale - 55-70 USD, rafting - 40-80 USD, Israel (air) - 425 USD), souvenirs ( I really like porcelain bowls and plates from $7 each), tips (usually $1 each); perhaps give something to the reception (20-50 USD) to get a better room; some hotel services (without which you can do) for a fee, just in case: we are all people and sometimes get sick, which of course I don’t want you to, but I advise you to rely not only on insurance, but also on yourself. I also advise you to take sun cream and a first aid kit with you.
And yet - do not worry that you are traveling alone, you will be met by your tour operator and his representative will be at the hotel and you can contact him with all questions. I wish you a good rest.
And yet - do not worry that you are traveling alone, you will be met by your tour operator and his representative will be at the hotel and you can contact him with all questions. I wish you a good rest.
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answered 14 years ago
In addition to the excessive harassment of the Turks outside the hotel, if you are traveling alone, there is nothing to fear.
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answered 14 years ago
Stay positive and everything will be ok! You will simply be delighted: Normal people, smiling, honest (we did not close either our suitcases or documents). They are trying for us tourists!
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answered 14 years ago
First of all, congratulations on your trip. you will like it in turkey. I returned from there a couple of weeks ago. this time I went alone, but there were a lot of young people in the hotel, so I didn’t have to be bored. as for what to take with you - a swimsuit, a pair of shorts, a pair of T-shirts, 1 summer trousers, you can wear a jacket or a summer jacket, in case it is cool in the evening, even a sundress. From shoes I usually take slates, and I eat in ballet flats. Yes, it is better to take a small travel iron with you, because. ironing at the hotel for a fee. Well, depending on which hotel you are going to. You can grab shampoo, toothpaste.
As for what to fear, in terms of stickiness, then everything depends on you. So, in relation to myself, I didn’t notice anything vulgar, sticky at all. Although, maybe it's because the Turks don't take me for a Russian. But NEVER anyone pestered me :)))) So if you behave normally, then everything will be super!
As for what to fear, in terms of stickiness, then everything depends on you. So, in relation to myself, I didn’t notice anything vulgar, sticky at all. Although, maybe it's because the Turks don't take me for a Russian. But NEVER anyone pestered me :)))) So if you behave normally, then everything will be super!
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answered 14 years ago
Hello.
First: sunscreen and after, second: all the medicines that may come in handy (otherwise spend money if something happens). Third: do not take a lot of money, and it is better to buy clothes in your city, because resorts are expensive. Take a beach towel (although hotels provide it, it can come in handy). In the evenings there will be different shows and discos (a couple of evening dresses or something like that will come in handy.). I always wear heels too. Turks are arrogant by nature, but you can bargain with them if you go shopping alone. Do not buy cheap sweets from them = it tastes rubbish. Many of them are taken home like a present, but then it’s a shame at home .... You can buy all kinds of towels at home - everything is expensive in the resort area. Take a couple of swimsuits, otherwise the humid air can dry for a long time. but in general, go, evaluate and next time everything will be as it should be. And always close things and do not trust anyone. Get a room with a safe. good luck.
In duty free in Egypt, everything is cheaper than in Turkey. For comparison, the same perfume In June 2009 in Turkey -87 dollars, and in April 2010 - 67 dollars.
First: sunscreen and after, second: all the medicines that may come in handy (otherwise spend money if something happens). Third: do not take a lot of money, and it is better to buy clothes in your city, because resorts are expensive. Take a beach towel (although hotels provide it, it can come in handy). In the evenings there will be different shows and discos (a couple of evening dresses or something like that will come in handy.). I always wear heels too. Turks are arrogant by nature, but you can bargain with them if you go shopping alone. Do not buy cheap sweets from them = it tastes rubbish. Many of them are taken home like a present, but then it’s a shame at home .... You can buy all kinds of towels at home - everything is expensive in the resort area. Take a couple of swimsuits, otherwise the humid air can dry for a long time. but in general, go, evaluate and next time everything will be as it should be. And always close things and do not trust anyone. Get a room with a safe. good luck.
In duty free in Egypt, everything is cheaper than in Turkey. For comparison, the same perfume In June 2009 in Turkey -87 dollars, and in April 2010 - 67 dollars.
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answered 14 years ago
Be sure to bring essential medicines with you.
and sun protection
about money:
if you have paid "All inclusive"
then you only need money to buy souvenir gifts
and for excursions
on average, 200-300 USD is enough for a person
and sun protection
about money:
if you have paid "All inclusive"
then you only need money to buy souvenir gifts
and for excursions
on average, 200-300 USD is enough for a person
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answered 14 years ago
Thanks for answers! I always knew that people in Russia are kind and helpful! good luck to all! (I would like such nice fellow travelers as you!!!) now advise about the hotel: I want to live in a room alone. I am not interested in animation for children. I am 39 years old and I don’t want a very noisy hotel. And most importantly, I want to be closer to the sea. write, who knows which hotel in Kemer to choose!
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answered 14 years ago
Why are there only kind and helpful people in Russia? Half of those who answered you are from Ukraine... Name at least an approximate budget and time of stay at the hotel. "Simena san club"...
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, name the parameters or scale (number of days, allowable amount, requirements for rest, etc., etc.) of your holiday and I will also try to help you with the rights of a devoted lover of holidays in Turkey and in particular in area of Kemer.
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answered 14 years ago
If you want to be closer to the Sea and have a relaxing holiday, I can advise Montana Beach, 4 *, the Sea is right at your feet, the attendants are all very friendly, smiling, well, just like family. From the airport, almost the very first hotel, not long to go at all .If you want noisy discos, they are nearby, in the Catamaran hotel. But the servants are already there ... different. Across the road - a whole row of shops - everything is there. So everything is fine. Drive, you will be DELIGHTED!!!!!
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answered 14 years ago
Dear respondents! For me, everyone who writes in Russian-RUSSIAN! I am a product of Soviet upbringing and era. Therefore, do not be offended and help, my sympathetic friends! I want to go for 10-12 days. Soak my ass in the sea and be delighted. Budget up to $ 1000 not more. tell me the hotels so that I write an excellent review on this site !!!!!
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answered 14 years ago