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We want to go with a child of 3 years old, please tell me, are you interested in the children's menu (fruits), entering the sea, is the sea warm at the end of May, are the rooms as old as they say, noise at night and soundproofing of the rooms. Thank you in advance.
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The sea is definitely not warm right now, somewhere around 18-20 degrees, fruits can be oranges, apples and something similar to a green plum.
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answered 15 years ago
The sea is cold, fruits - I don't know the numbers - last year some of the bungalows were updated. The rooms are not a fountain, but this is not the main thing in Camellia - it is full of other advantages. We rested there in 2007. At first we were shocked by the tiny room, but, in fact, we only spent the night there. The entrance to the sea and indeed the beach is sand. It is cleaned regularly. But I would not advise with such a small child to go to Turkey at all. There, the children's menu in any hotel does not match what our children are used to. our daughter even at the age of 9 has stomach problems because of Turkish food. And Camellia is a paradise for children at least from the age of 5.
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answered 15 years ago
And I think that our children have problems with food because of their spoiled and unwashed hands, and not because of bad food. Although yes, it is better not to go to Turkey with tiny children.
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answered 15 years ago
We were in Side twice in May, both times the water was very warm. Perhaps this is a coincidence, we were lucky with the weather, but swimming was really a pleasure.
As for the comment about the food, I will support Natalo4ka, not in Turkish cuisine especially if you approach food sensibly. Watch what you eat and how. A three-year-old child, in my opinion, will be able to eat normally there.
As for the comment about the food, I will support Natalo4ka, not in Turkish cuisine especially if you approach food sensibly. Watch what you eat and how. A three-year-old child, in my opinion, will be able to eat normally there.
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answered 15 years ago
Since such a discussion about nutrition in Turkey has begun, I will note the following (I doubt that this is not important for children):
1. The first dish (soup) cannot be called such, at best it is puree soup, but absolutely inedible, neither for adults, nor, moreover, for children.
2. All meat dishes (absolutely everything) are so seasoned with Turkish spices that this is only for an amateur.
3. Sausages, sausages - soy without meat.
4. Fish - yes, it is very tasty, but rarely. Usually they give fried herring (fu, terrible taste and smell).
5. There are good things, especially in Camellia - for breakfast, freshly squeezed juice in any quantity (how much you cook for yourself) and, of course, yogurts.
In general, Camellia is the most wonderful water park on the scale of the 1st hotel, unobtrusive but high-quality animation, many bars, undiluted drinks, an exceptional "house of wine and beer". in general, it can turn out to be a super-vacation if the child is older than 5 years.
1. The first dish (soup) cannot be called such, at best it is puree soup, but absolutely inedible, neither for adults, nor, moreover, for children.
2. All meat dishes (absolutely everything) are so seasoned with Turkish spices that this is only for an amateur.
3. Sausages, sausages - soy without meat.
4. Fish - yes, it is very tasty, but rarely. Usually they give fried herring (fu, terrible taste and smell).
5. There are good things, especially in Camellia - for breakfast, freshly squeezed juice in any quantity (how much you cook for yourself) and, of course, yogurts.
In general, Camellia is the most wonderful water park on the scale of the 1st hotel, unobtrusive but high-quality animation, many bars, undiluted drinks, an exceptional "house of wine and beer". in general, it can turn out to be a super-vacation if the child is older than 5 years.
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answered 15 years ago
I do not agree.
Soup in Turkey is very tasty. By the way, nowhere in the world, except for the CIS, pieces do not float in the soup.
The fish - and grilled meat - are amazing!!!
They have sausages, yes, fu, but there are so many things on the tables that you can not eat them.
Soup in Turkey is very tasty. By the way, nowhere in the world, except for the CIS, pieces do not float in the soup.
The fish - and grilled meat - are amazing!!!
They have sausages, yes, fu, but there are so many things on the tables that you can not eat them.
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answered 15 years ago