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Excursion to Pamukkale from Alanya
How much does it cost and isn't a tour in Pamukkale too tiring? We will have a rest in May in Astor Beach 3*. Does it make sense to buy at a hotel? Can be limited to something simpler? We have an old man with us.
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It is 350 km from Antalya to Pamukkale one way. .Only, maybe it makes sense not to take an elderly person after all ...
And the hotel excursions are very expensive. This has been discussed here repeatedly. It is much cheaper on the street and the service is the same, if not even better.
And the hotel excursions are very expensive. This has been discussed here repeatedly. It is much cheaper on the street and the service is the same, if not even better.
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answered 13 years ago
Don't even think about an old man!
I recently wrote that Pamukkale and Ephesus from Alanya, Side and even Antalya are a very tiring excursion. Go to Demre-Kekova - the best excursion in the region, although it is also for the whole day, but you will spend most of it not on the bus.
I recently wrote that Pamukkale and Ephesus from Alanya, Side and even Antalya are a very tiring excursion. Go to Demre-Kekova - the best excursion in the region, although it is also for the whole day, but you will spend most of it not on the bus.
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answered 13 years ago
It depends on what physical form an elderly person is in .. and what do you mean an elderly person? I have a familiar grandmother at the age of 83 goes to the skating rink systematically. If your leg is without any problems, then be sure to take it with you - a wonderful excursion.
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answered 13 years ago
the tour is very long and tedious
(if I'm not mistaken, it's the farthest from Alanya)
(if I'm not mistaken, it's the farthest from Alanya)
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answered 13 years ago
We took an excursion with an overnight stay in a 5 * hotel much more convenient. The hotel was decent. We really it cost a penny for a number of reasons.
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answered 13 years ago
But still, how much does an excursion cost for both 1 day and 2-day?
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answered 13 years ago
look at the prices on the website of your tour operator and keep in mind that the price of a street agency is an order of magnitude lower.
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answered 13 years ago
I looked, there are excursions, but there are no prices (Coral travel)
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answered 13 years ago
then competitors have a price of 55 for 1 day and 95 for 2 days.
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answered 13 years ago
not a secret. Turtesse, but the cost of excursions rarely differs
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answered 13 years ago
We went on excursions from the Kitabus travel agency - there are friends from our friend. Pamukkakle for 50, a yacht for 15, Bath for 20, Demre - Kekova for 50, and the entrance to the temple was included in the price, jeep safari for 20 dollars. They fed on all excursions, there was also dinner in Pamukkale, however, they paid separately for the Cleopatra pool - $ 18. We ordered by phone and paid on the spot when we were picked up from the hotel. For those who are interested, mobile: 00905324546496, from a payphone: 05324546496 His name is Zafer, he speaks Russian well
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answered 12 years ago
DO NOT CONTACT WITH "KITABUS"!!! This is such a scam, just ruin your vacation. Especially with regard to the guide Larisa!!! If you see her, either run or hit her!!! Rare scum!!! I would attach a photo of her .. yes nowhere
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answered 11 years ago
Oooh, we also have a nasty story connected with Kitabus. We took an excursion to Pamukalle from the same comrades. Not cheap - 600 bucks. We left at 4 am with a guide Victoria. Until 3 days went shopping. Then, passing by Pamukalle, we went to the red spring for swimming for an extra charge. fee. 15 dollars. In fact, it was a free fountain in the park. And in Pamukalle we got into the thick of it. Victoria sat under a tree in the shade. So there was no excursion, for 600 greens we were provided with delivery to the place. Naturally, they quarreled with the guide, we were promised that we might not get to the hotel. And then, of course, the money was not returned. Here is such a business
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answered 10 years ago
I'm going back with a pamukalle with a kitabus. Guide Larisa is a paramount bastard, she almost left two tourists in Hirapolis, they barely defended with a fight so that she would go to the meeting point for them (she was not there at the appointed time). Khamit, tells who to do what and where to go / not to go, distorts historical facts, drove to all the shops (half a day). Kitabus tour alanya gid larisa is stupid, angry babe.
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answered 10 years ago
Do you want a fresh review about "Kitabus"? This year we went to Pamukalle. I will say right away - the place is amazing, historical, breathtaking! It's worth the trip, it's not a pity 7 hours of travel one way. Yesessna, traveled to all factories, shops, etc. estessna steam all the additional pools, well, this is their job or the policy of the organization))) but oh well. Guide Tatiana! Many "I", boorish, commanding-dominant behavior, the position of the mistress of the world and our souls. Straight frankly flared with anger when the group refused to go to the stone store. She left two people in Pamukalla without communication, money, knowledge of the language, because. they were late. They are guilty, yes, but leave!!! Then they caught up with us and the rest of the way we listened to their scandal and mutual accusations. Several times Tatyana threatened (and in her intonation it was precisely a threat) to stop the bus and not go anywhere (also someone did not pay extra, allegedly). I am silent about the level of stories. This is only a small part. My aunt ruined the trip.
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answered 7 years ago
Larisa is just a terrible bastard and Hitler, rude, left two pensioners in pamukkale, although the whole bus shouted to her that we could wait - but no, we must be in time for the wine store. A wildly unpleasant person, with high self-esteem and REN-TV of the brain. You have to kick her, or even kill her.
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answered 7 years ago
The most intelligent and educated guide is Larisa. Look at what tourists we have completed two classes and already think that they are the smartest. Larisa tells the whole story based on historical facts. She writes historical books. Here, without rigor in her work, one cannot get enough, again I will repeat about our tourists. On this excursion I learned a lot of a new hat and did not finish two classes. God bless Larisa to you health and happiness working with our tourists. I think before you write all sorts of crap, think, take a look at yourself. Sorry for mistakes, I'm not Russian.
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answered 6 years ago
Was in Turkey for the first time. I bought an excursion to Pamukkale on the street (on the recommendation of vacationers in our hotel). I went from Kitabus-tour. As a result, the price was the same as that offered by the hotel TEZ TOUR, but the impressions from the unforgettable place, from the wondrous nature, from the trip itself were indelibly spoiled by the guide Maria. I understood that they would be taken to "mandatory" stores, we refused one. It wasn't the most important thing. . . Almost all the way "there" Maria found out who paid for what. A couple of tourists for 40 at. e. per person was paid, as it turned out, only the bus! No entrance to Pamukkale!!! Absurd! Negotiations with the operator led to nothing! Words about Turkey and the upcoming attractions did not sound. Maria speaks Russian badly, in monosyllables, she reads information from a piece of paper. Swimming in the red spring was separate, we waited 40 minutes for the rest of the group, and for some reason swimming in the Cleopatra pool was included in the 2.5 hour stay in Pamukkale. In the end, I didn't really go there. We only found out how Maria got married, where her daughter studied and how long she lives here. And this is an excursion to one of the most beautiful places?! The bus was comfortable and the drivers were professional. BUT: Run from Kitabus
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answered 6 years ago
Hello! We went to Pamukkale in September 2018. We went on our own, without guides and agencies. A comfortable bus runs from Alanya, and is called Pamukkale. The fare to Denizli is 65 lira + 4 lira minibus to Pamukkale. The whole journey took 8 hours. We went for two days, booked a hotel for 200 lira. Entrance to Pamukkale costs 35 lira, swimming in the Cleopatra pool - 50 lira. In general, for two for two days it cost about 100 bucks. And no stupid guides, no imposed shops. And swam in the pool for two hours, and wandered where they wanted!)
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answered 6 years ago