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Which resort in Turkey to choose for a trip with children?
Tell me, please, I want to go to Turkey in July with children aged 2 and 13, which resort to choose according to the weather and, of course, to have children's food.
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If the budget issue is not the first one in choosing a hotel and place, then I definitely advise Belek. Pine trees, eucalyptus trees, sandy beaches, almost all high class hotels. Accordingly, the food is at a good level. At two years old, the child already eats a lot from the common table, and the choice will be: steamed vegetables, meat, cereals, fruits. If you eat pureed, then there are blenders. Regarding milk (yogurts, kefirs), read for each hotel you choose in the reviews. Everywhere is different. Pay attention to children's mini clubs, there are a couple of hotels where there are mini clubs up to 3 years old. It’s good if you choose a hotel with a water park or good slides, because the older child will have something to do while the younger one sleeps at lunchtime))
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answered 7 years ago
In July, you can safely go anywhere in Turkey. I would choose the west coast (Fethiye, Marmaris). It is not as hot there as on the Anatolian coast and the nature is beautiful. Without knowing the budget, it is of course difficult to recommend a specific hotel. Given that you have a small child with you, you need to choose a five or a decent four with a large territory. In cheap hotels, everything is usually not as carefully provided for kids as in expensive family hotels.
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answered 7 years ago
in July it will be very hot and humid on the Anatalian coast. It doesn’t matter where in Kemer and Alanya. If you are traveling with a baby, this time is not the best option. Perhaps look at the options on the Aegean coast, where it is not so hot. and just July-August is good for relaxing with kids. Regarding food: really, here is a classic children's table in the full sense of the word, hotels have either a luxury class or "children's" hotels. The disadvantage of children's hotels is an increased risk of various infections. The minus of luxury class hotels is the price :) In other good-level hotels, the children's table consists of a selected dietary option from an adult. Those. in the children's corner there are potatoes, rice, pasta. boiled chicken or turkey. That is, the same can be found in the total mass on adult tables. In the mornings in hotels there is porridge, there is muesli. there is milk and yogurt on the common table.
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answered 7 years ago
In most ordinary even 5 * hotels, a children's table means everything. What can a child eat from 3 years old. Therefore, a large assortment of dietary dishes prepared exclusively for kids will not have to be expected. Since in many hotels "baby food" is also considered french fries with nuggets and yupi. In a word, choose a good 5 * or a good 4 * (good 4 * are better than many 5 *), read the reviews, taking into account the presence of a children's table and decide
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answered 7 years ago
A lot depends on your preferences and budget. Food and infrastructure for kids is provided in Otium eco in Side, in Akka Antedon in Beldibi (the beach is really rocky). A large green area for walking and a mini-zoo in Mirage Park Kemer. For younger and older children, Mukarnas Spa in Alanya is good. Not bad for children last year was in Barut Chimera in Side, Otium Eco in Side. at Paloma Grida in Belek. A more economical option for children of all ages _ Pegasus Club in Incekum and many others.
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answered 7 years ago
Turkey in July - HELL!! YOU will feel like you are in a pan. and indeed it is. Moreover, I do not advise torturing a child in hellish heat. If no options, then only the Aegean coast, it is cooler, but will be more expensive. Consider Bodrum.
May and September are best with children. Air already in May 30-31, water 25-26. and for children, of course, the resorts of the Antalya coast are more suitable. The most delicious air (pines and mountains) - Kemer, you will live at the foot of the Taurus Mountains. Nature is great, but not in July!!!
May and September are best with children. Air already in May 30-31, water 25-26. and for children, of course, the resorts of the Antalya coast are more suitable. The most delicious air (pines and mountains) - Kemer, you will live at the foot of the Taurus Mountains. Nature is great, but not in July!!!
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answered 7 years ago
Last year we were with children (2 and 14) in Turkey just in July (the last two weeks of the month). So"hell " it starts in August))) and not because of the weather, but because of the influx of tourists. It is no longer comfortable with a small child, there are too many people. May and September are not suitable because they wrote that the eldest child is 13, which means he is at school. Choose a hotel with a park area so that you can hide from the heat of the day, which is why I advise Belek. And if you follow the usual mode for the baby, then it’s not hotter than in a stuffy city)
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answered 7 years ago
If you go to Turkey in July (especially at the end), then to the Aegean coast, where the humidity is lower than in Antalya. If you really choose on the Antalya coast, then it is shady, with a green area. In order to advise you specifically on a particular hotel, you need to know your budget. Without a budget, it's all just talk. There are many 5 * hotels with excellent children's concepts: food, children's service (carriages, cribs, baby monitors, pots, toilet seats, etc.), and entertainment (miniclub, children's discos, children's attractions, etc.) .
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answered 7 years ago
I was in Bodrum in July - there is the same hell as on the Antalya coast. It seems to me that in Turkey EVERYWHERE is hot in July ((
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answered 7 years ago
If in Fethiye, then I can advise Liberty Lykia. True, not a cheap option.
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answered 7 years ago
I completely agree with musja7 that many hotels cater for children from 3 years of age. If you initially choose a hotel for infants (with canned food, packaged cereals, mixtures, baby purees, juices with a straw, etc.), then you must be aware that such a hotel cannot be cheap.
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answered 7 years ago
I had a rest in July in Bodrum and took a picture on a thermometer (a large one hung on the facade of the building) 51 degrees in the sun. And you write that it's cooler there ...
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answered 7 years ago
Galina50, no one says that on the Aegean coast in July"cooler". Humidity is more easily tolerated than in Antalya. And that's it.
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answered 7 years ago
If we take the Fethiye region, then the Liberty Lykia hotel is very good, but quite expensive. Cheaper Club Hotel Letoonia. Its minus is the sills. There are many of them, because the hotel is located on a hill. And some of the rooms do not have a balcony, but this problem is solved by a rope with clothespins.))) It is inconvenient to walk up the stairs with a stroller. Otherwise, the hotel is good: a lot of greenery, a huge territory, practically no waves, convenient entry into the sea for children, several beaches, excellent food, incl. baby. In Liberty, too, by the way, there are enough steps. Such is the landscape of these places, the mountains are too close. You can see hotels in Oludeniz itself: Club Belcekiz Beach 5 *; Suncity Hotel & Beach Club 4*. Even cheaper located in Yanyklar are Club Tuana Fethiye 5 * (ex. Majesty Club Tuana Park) or Lykia Botanika Beach & Fun Club 4 *.
There are also good family hotels in Marmaris, but you have to go further there, and the last part of the path goes along a serpentine. How will a 2 year old take it?
There are also good family hotels in Marmaris, but you have to go further there, and the last part of the path goes along a serpentine. How will a 2 year old take it?
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answered 7 years ago
The author, musja7 above wrote to you about Barut Hemer in Side (Kyumkoy). We personally stayed there last year. You can read my review. Yes, the Bari Star children's system works in it: upon arrival at the hotel, a questionnaire is filled out (children from 0 to 3 years old) and the necessary things for the child are issued free of charge: a stroller-cane (Chicco, Little Way), a potty or a toilet seat, a baby monitor , sponge shampoo, etc. The children's section in the main restaurant is also open for breakfast/lunch/dinner, but there is no canned/packed food. I have detailed this in my review. The only significant drawback there were the stones of volcanic origin in the sea. This children's system works throughout the Barut hotel chain.
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answered 7 years ago
Again, I agree with musja7 that the budget option for families with children in Alanya is the TT Hotels Pegasos chain (Royal 5 *, Resort 5 *, Club 4 *). The network is on the first line, with an excellent sandy beach 1.1 km long for the entire network. No problem with a place on the beach, with sunbeds. Royal is more suitable for families with children, there is a children's restaurant. The resort is more suitable for couples, but children are also accommodated. You can walk around the entire network. Of course, regarding food and service, these are more modest options than Liberty, the Barut network, etc. But then again, who and what you need from the rest. And we must also take into account the fact of remoteness from Antalya airport - 95 km.
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answered 7 years ago
And what about the weather in May? To make it comfortable to walk with a stroller and swim in the sea, it is better to fly on the 20th? In early May, on the 4th, it will probably be cool, probably ?!
(if you fly with children 9 months and 5 years old)
So far I have stopped at GloriaGolf or GyuralBelek, but what else can you advise to see ?!
(if you fly with children 9 months and 5 years old)
So far I have stopped at GloriaGolf or GyuralBelek, but what else can you advise to see ?!
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answered 7 years ago
penmat26 - very good in May, in the 20s )) The hotels are still clean (beginning of the season), strawberries, cherries )) Both hotels you have chosen are good, do not hesitate ...
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answered 7 years ago
It will still be cool to swim in the sea at the end of May, especially for a nine-month-old child. But in the air, grace is warm, even hot, and everything blooms!
Hotels worthy, Gloria, in my opinion, is better. In Belek, in general, almost all hotels are good. You can also see, for example, Bellis Deluxe 5 *; Papillon Belvil Hotels Resort & Spa 5*
Hotels worthy, Gloria, in my opinion, is better. In Belek, in general, almost all hotels are good. You can also see, for example, Bellis Deluxe 5 *; Papillon Belvil Hotels Resort & Spa 5*
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answered 7 years ago
penmat26, of course, in early May, cool water. The best time is definitely end of May/beginning of June. The hotels you have chosen in Belek are worthy of attention and far from budget. Therefore, there is an appropriate level of service.
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answered 7 years ago
Aha-ha))) Maybe, of course, something is wrong with me and with my child, but there was no hell in July in Turkey, in particular in Kemer. If you are going to neglect the elementary rules of being in the sun, then I don’t understand what hell can await you? Of course, I am ready to admit that the concept of hell is individual for each individual ...
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Alexandr is a relative term. And a lot depends on the individual. I also travel in July, including to Kemer. But the fact remains: in July it is already +40 at 10 am and the humidity is high even during the day. In the evening it rises even more. Since many children now have problems with bronchial obstruction, laryngospasms, adenoids, an allergic component of the respiratory tract, July is not the best time for a child. The immune system in this case does not say "thank you". And upon returning home, parents can expect surprises. The first half of June, and even better, the first half of September is preferable for families with small children: in June there is still no such humidity, in September it is already on the wane.
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answered 7 years ago
musja7, in general for children who"have problems with bronchial obstruction, laryngospasm, adenoids, an allergic component of the respiratory tract " if in Turkey, then the Aegean coast is preferable, where the humidity is lower. But, of course, the climate for such children is better than the South Coast, Montenegro, Croatia.
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for such children, the South Coast, Montenegro, Croatia are better.
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I know it very well. But: the South Coast, for obvious reasons, is not the best option for everyone now (and even here July-August for such cases is humid and hot. Since childhood, I spent at least a week on the South Coast every year until 2014); Croatia and Montenegro will be very expensive, if you take single hotels operating on the "all" system. And to go with a small child to the apartment, look for a place on the beach in the morning, pay extra for umbrellas and sun loungers, think about what to cook or where to eat so that everything is OK - somehow not very. Turkey for families with young children is the most convenient option. And by the way, Kemer is great for the above problems, but not at the peak of the heat. The same Kemer in September is a much better option than the South Coast in September. And in July and August, the Aegean coast of Turkey is better
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I know it very well. But: the South Coast, for obvious reasons, is not the best option for everyone now (and even here July-August for such cases is humid and hot. Since childhood, I spent at least a week on the South Coast every year until 2014); Croatia and Montenegro will be very expensive, if you take single hotels operating on the "all" system. And to go with a small child to the apartment, look for a place on the beach in the morning, pay extra for umbrellas and sun loungers, think about what to cook or where to eat so that everything is OK - somehow not very. Turkey for families with young children is the most convenient option. And by the way, Kemer is great for the above problems, but not at the peak of the heat. The same Kemer in September is a much better option than the South Coast in September. And in July and August, the Aegean coast of Turkey is better
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answered 7 years ago
musja7 __Caramba! What +40 at 10 am? ))) You can, of course, put a thermometer in the sun in Moscow in the summer and then testify +50))). In short, I realized that no one in our family, including my daughter, who will be 5 years old and who hangs out in Turkey every summer, does not suffer from ** bronchial obstructions, laryngospasms, adenoids, an allergic component of the respiratory tract ** and so on ... AMEN.
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musja7, we will not argue. You yourself touched upon the topic of children with broncho-pulmonary problems. For example, I am an allergic person with 15 years of experience. So I don't know much about it. The climate of the South Coast and Kemer are not similar, although many compare. It is a completely different question of cost, service and "price-quality " ratio, etc. It is clear that according to the pricing policy, the five of Montenegro and Croatia, operating on the "all inclusive" system, will be released to tourists at a price such that 2 times you can relax in the budget five of Turkey. The South Coast has a lot of shortcomings in terms of service, etc.
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serna7081 I am one of those who compares the South Coast with Kemer. But never had in mind the climate. If a person who has probably been in the Crimea, but who has never been to Turkey asks: "Which is better - Kemer or Side, Alanya? ", I answer that Alanya is the Crimean steppe, and Kemer is the South Coast. This refers to the landscape and general view. Although the presence or absence of mountains creates certain similar conditions.
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