Rest in Kemer is an unforgettable sea and the hum of cicadas
“The warm sea of Kemer awakens the senses, gently bathes, inspires and conquers... Warm like summer, soft like cotton wool and inviting like a paradise oasis... ” (one night after a rest it was inspired by feelings, emotions and memories).
And now more prosaically…….
In Kemer rested with a friend in the last days of July. My holiday experience. . .
The city is small and calm. The nature here is amazing, it's a beautiful sea and the proximity of the green Taurus Mountains.
Among vacationers, I think 90% are Russians, and the Turks themselves are resting a lot here. And this includes young people, families with children, and the elderly. So to say - a resort for everyone. Most Turks speak Russian, so there is no language barrier in this city.
What I remember about Kemer is the restless sound of cicadas. During the day, this hum is heard everywhere - in the hotel, in the city center, outside the city....
We rested on the beach of Monnlight Park in the bay of the same name, right behind the port. The beach here, unlike the city one, is sandy. The sea exceeded all my expectations. The color turquoise always made me smile. Beautiful, beautiful and once again beautiful. The bay is surrounded by mountains covered with pine trees. The entrance to the sea is gentle, covered with very small pebbles. The water is absolutely transparent. We rested at the end of July - the water at this time is simply incredibly warm, you can swim endlessly.
Nightlife in the city is rather weak. There are 3 large disco clubs, they are located one after another. There are huge uncles at the entrance, inspiring horror, it’s dumb to go in... We were taken for free, so I don’t know about prices. We danced in the club "Aura", there is no dance floor, there is not enough space, the music is the same type - not ice. We returned to the hotel at 2 am - at that time there was not a soul on the streets.....
On their own, they visited the ancient city of Phaselis. For lovers of history, it may be interesting, but “these city ruins” did not impress me. There is a sandy beach there. The sand is black, the grains are very small, so they eat into the skin that it is difficult to wash off afterwards. The entrance to the sea is so gentle that you have to go very far from the shore to reach the normal depth for swimming…. In general - an attraction for an amateur....
The conclusion from what he saw is that it is worth going to Kemer for the sake of the sea and nature.
