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Need help traveling alone. My husband and I want to get out for a week in Turkey, namely in Saklikent (gorge + skiing in the same place, near Antalya). The problem is that we are tying up under Vizeir, and there are tickets only for the end of March. In this regard, questions:
1. Are there any chances for good and inexpensive housing on the coast, closer to Saklikent. Is it possible to search locally? 4*, for example.
2. Rent a car at this time - how much? For 30-40 bucks?
3.Is there any chance of snow at the end of March? I understand that the end of the season, but they say they ride there until mid-April. Are there any eyewitnesses?
4. End of March / beginning of April - only walruses swim or ...?
Thanks to all!
1. Are there any chances for good and inexpensive housing on the coast, closer to Saklikent. Is it possible to search locally? 4*, for example.
2. Rent a car at this time - how much? For 30-40 bucks?
3.Is there any chance of snow at the end of March? I understand that the end of the season, but they say they ride there until mid-April. Are there any eyewitnesses?
4. End of March / beginning of April - only walruses swim or ...?
Thanks to all!
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1. it makes sense to look for yourself - hostels, or cheap hotels. By the way, they are no worse than 4 *, especially if they are private. you can find it on the spot (because it is not in season), but before the trip, write out for yourself at least a rough list of hotels and addresses.
2. rather 30 euros minimum! and petrol is VERY expensive. around 10ue per liter if I'm not mistaken.
4. swim as lucky ...
2. rather 30 euros minimum! and petrol is VERY expensive. around 10ue per liter if I'm not mistaken.
4. swim as lucky ...
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answered 13 years ago
Petrol at $3 per litre.
Visa has the next tickets for March 29, isn't it too late for you? Now UIA has a regular season.
Or Pegasus from Kharkov to Istanbul, from there to Antalya.
Visa has the next tickets for March 29, isn't it too late for you? Now UIA has a regular season.
Or Pegasus from Kharkov to Istanbul, from there to Antalya.
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you, I understand that in February (if you fly to UIA), then swimming is not an option at 100%
Yes, the end of March is a rather risky option for skiing, so I’m wondering if it’s really possible to ski there. They say that there is snow, as a rule, until the end of April. But, on the other hand, I have not seen any reports, photos or anything like that.
Finally, the gorge, for me personally, is better than the sea and skiing combined, but my husband is aiming for skiing.
UIA makes sense, the difference is only 100 bucks.
Yes, the end of March is a rather risky option for skiing, so I’m wondering if it’s really possible to ski there. They say that there is snow, as a rule, until the end of April. But, on the other hand, I have not seen any reports, photos or anything like that.
Finally, the gorge, for me personally, is better than the sea and skiing combined, but my husband is aiming for skiing.
UIA makes sense, the difference is only 100 bucks.
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answered 13 years ago
oh, something I counted the lira wrong ... exactly 3 ye.
sometimes snow lies on the tops of some mountains, but then there are peaks, you won’t get everywhere ....
sometimes snow lies on the tops of some mountains, but then there are peaks, you won’t get everywhere ....
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answered 13 years ago
I'm not talking about snow in general in the mountains, but specifically about the ski resort of Saklikent. The gurney is open from December to May...
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answered 13 years ago
Gasoline for 3 lira, that is, 2 dollars ... I booked the hotel through "booking com")) you can also see a car rental there, like (at least approximately) ... Wikipedia says that you can ride until MAY!)))
There is a lot of information on English-language resources.
There is a lot of information on English-language resources.
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answered 13 years ago
What kind of swimming in March are we talking about, even if in June the water is about 20 grams?
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answered 13 years ago
Guys! I really need information about the Saklikent g/c from those who were there, who had friends there... Give me a link to the report, if you know.
We can perfectly guess whether it is possible to ride or not. But guessing and knowing are two different things.
irina43 - Is it cold to swim in March/April? It's clear.
Really in the south of Turkey in June the water is about 20g? We have the same on the South Coast in early June ... But Turkey is much further south than the South Coast. In theory, there in June, the frying should be incredible.
I swam on the South Coast in May ... Maybe I'm a walrus ...)))))))))))
We can perfectly guess whether it is possible to ride or not. But guessing and knowing are two different things.
irina43 - Is it cold to swim in March/April? It's clear.
Really in the south of Turkey in June the water is about 20g? We have the same on the South Coast in early June ... But Turkey is much further south than the South Coast. In theory, there in June, the frying should be incredible.
I swam on the South Coast in May ... Maybe I'm a walrus ...)))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
And the prices for car rental made me unspeakably pleased!!! When renting in March for a week like a Hyundai Accent or Renault Clio, you get only 20 euros / day !!! And all sorts of i35 even for 15 you can take!
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answered 13 years ago
Where did you watch it? In October, a toad strangled me to take it, there was nothing less than $ 50.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, I also saw such prices on different sites .. try of course ... but this is not a Eurocar and Hertz =)
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answered 13 years ago
The gorge and the Saklikent ski resort are two different things. The gorge has icy water even in August. The idea is cool, I am also planning something similar. But this requires real experience of independent travel in Turkey and knowledge of at least elementary Turkish. I also fly with Wizzair , 1 time with UIA and now I am preparing with Pegasus. I book hotels only on specialized English sites for promotions. On the spot it is several times more expensive. Thus, I traveled all the southern and western coasts of Turkey on my own. .Join! And now there is no time to look for links, just type in Google what you need and search, Good luck!
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answered 13 years ago