Question o Belek
Ask a Question
Ask a question
Related question «Excursions»
Has anyone used the car rental service?
from August 27, 2012 we will rest in Belek. I would like to rent a car. But do we doubt it's worth it? Are there any difficulties in registration of the car and its delivery. Tell!
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Subscribe
Answers • 8
there are no difficulties and even more so it is very convenient
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
Everything is clear and logical. When you receive a wheelbarrow, check how the headlights and stops are burning. If something doesn't burn, the police will fine you. $10. Do not exceed more than 20 km.h. If more - $100. If more than 30 km.h - large Achtungs. If you take a wheelbarrow in the morning, then hand it over in the morning. Don't fall for temptations like - leave the keys at the reception, we will pick her up early in the morning. Once, on my brand new minibus, receptionist scum went to ride the maidens in the night. The bastards scratched. Everything was insured, but the distributor whined for a long time and spoiled the mood. When overtaking (especially in deep Turkey), the carriers honk and blow like savages. Do not be afraid. It's even convenient. You are ready for their maneuver. Gas stations have free showers for wheelbarrows. You can stand for a couple of minutes, cool the body. Do not take small open SUVs for long distances. They are for slow rolling along the boardwalk. Traveling far is uncomfortable.
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
Big thanks for the answer! What documents are required besides driving license? do i need a deposit for the car? Is insurance included in the rental price?
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
A passport is often taken as collateral. And a slip from a plastic card. It's better to give them plastic on which there is no money, but it's better to have the left one in general ;-) They usually have insurance with a deductible, you need to carefully read the conditions. So be careful with the car - if you suddenly scratch it - the gimorah is higher than the roof.
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
Find a rental where they don't take anything as a deposit. Most of them are. (But you still need to show your passport.) The minimum insurance is necessarily included in the rental price, but it does not cover some risks. Either they will offer you or ask you to arrange full insurance. It is not much more expensive, but the ride will be calmer. (I traveled all over Turkey in rental cars many times and I know what I'm talking about). If funds are limited, it is better to save on the machine itself. Take a cheaper one than you plan. For example, a local Tofash with an air conditioner (a clone of the Fiat Supermirafiori 1980 and a distant relative of our Shahi) will cost two and a half times cheaper than the little Pyzhyk. If you still decide not to overpay and not take extended insurance, then, in this case, upon receipt of the car, go around it with the distributor in a circle and put crosses on the car plan in the rental sheet, in those places where there are the slightest chips and scratches. Let him sign this plan. This will show the bastard that you are a boring viper and he will not contact you about making money.
Like
You like
•
½
answered 12 years ago
http://www.turpravda.com/tr/alanja/Delphin_Botanik_World_of_Paradise-h7880-question-31043.html
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago