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Advise the climate in Turkey - Belek or Marmaris for kids?
We go in September, children are 2.5 and 4 years old, we leave Ukraine for the first time with them, I'm afraid for acclimatization. What are they easier to bear? Wet or dry climate? How warm is it in Marmaris in September? What is the sea temperature in Marmaris in September? And what is the best hotel with food for children? Which hotel has discounts for children 2-4 years old?
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Dry climate is always easier to bear. Marmaris green , beauty and humidity more! It's cooler there. It's warmer in Belek. But not so green, the sea is different and warmer. look at the coast (live map - the subtleties of tourism).
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answered 12 years ago
Alanya, Belek - it's warmer there than in Marmaris.
The sea for children is considered the most comfortable in Alanya. Plus there is the Mediterranean Sea, which is a couple of degrees warmer than the Aegean.
In Alanya, my favorite hotel is Long Beach 5 *. A good five in terms of food, territory, and animation.
The main restaurant has a dedicated area for children, where there is a large selection of dishes (and not like in many hotels - 3 options from fries, sausages and chicken), multi-colored tables, there is a plasma with cartoons, the walls are painted. Such an island of goodies for kids :)
The animators worked with the children all day long - they drew on T-shirts, baked some pancakes, painted stones, painted themselves, etc. In the evening there are games, a children's show and a disco followed by an adult show.
But that was a year ago - check how it is now with animation.
The sea for children is considered the most comfortable in Alanya. Plus there is the Mediterranean Sea, which is a couple of degrees warmer than the Aegean.
In Alanya, my favorite hotel is Long Beach 5 *. A good five in terms of food, territory, and animation.
The main restaurant has a dedicated area for children, where there is a large selection of dishes (and not like in many hotels - 3 options from fries, sausages and chicken), multi-colored tables, there is a plasma with cartoons, the walls are painted. Such an island of goodies for kids :)
The animators worked with the children all day long - they drew on T-shirts, baked some pancakes, painted stones, painted themselves, etc. In the evening there are games, a children's show and a disco followed by an adult show.
But that was a year ago - check how it is now with animation.
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answered 12 years ago
Belek with children seems more convenient to me. You have big enough children, it is unlikely that there will be acclimatization, especially in September, especially since you are from Ukraine, and not from rainy St. Petersburg. There is a super hotel for children Cornelia Diamond, but expensive. But not a penny of money there spend (well, everything is thought out)
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answered 12 years ago
big + Belek. This is the ubiquitous sand, that is, the beach and entry into the sea. But hotels are more expensive than say in Alanya
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answered 12 years ago
You can only agree to Alanya if you are tight with money - this is the most distant and most miserable resort on the Antalya coast. If you have money, then these are of course Belek hotels, read the reviews, look at the pictures and choose. I went with a child, everything was fine. But in Kemer there are pebble beaches and the purest water. Ksiati There are also many pebble beaches in Alanya, but the water there is not so clean. In Belek, almost everything is sandy, but where the sand is there and muddy.
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answered 12 years ago
Natalie, you sent about 10 very good hotels to the category of *poor*, including Mukarnas, Long Beach, Alaya, Arikanda, Leodikia, Granada, Incekum (which has long been in the stop). I'm not talking about Dolphin and Botanica. Where then, except for the network of Amara and Rixos, to rest in Kemer? Based on your classification, everyone else there is miserable
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answered 12 years ago
I also cannot agree that Alanya is a resort for the poor :)
The cost of a tour for two for 2 weeks in Long Beach is from 3500 USD. and higher. But this is a good hotel and relaxing there, you don’t think about anything else but relaxation! This hotel is by no means a hotel for the poor...
The beaches in Alanya are just for children with small pebbles and sand. If you want transparent beaches not for the poor, then you should go to Cuba, to the islands, and not to Turkey;)
The cost of a tour for two for 2 weeks in Long Beach is from 3500 USD. and higher. But this is a good hotel and relaxing there, you don’t think about anything else but relaxation! This hotel is by no means a hotel for the poor...
The beaches in Alanya are just for children with small pebbles and sand. If you want transparent beaches not for the poor, then you should go to Cuba, to the islands, and not to Turkey;)
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answered 12 years ago
Dolphin Botanic is one hotel, I apologize for it, it’s good ... but not for the ones that you listed to me ... for taste and color, as they say ... Last year we first came to Alanya, succumbed to persuasion to Utopia. Utopia is the farthest hotel beyond Alanya. We drove in shock looking at the landscapes outside the window and those hotels where tourists were dropped off. We arrived at Utopia on the verge of a nervous breakdown, but ... it shocked us so much that we were going there again. I said that for the poor, I said that the most miserable resort ... When you go to Kemer, there is such beauty on the way, but here ... shock. And you can count the hotels of Alanya on your fingers, where there is sand, mostly sand in Belek and Side.
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answered 12 years ago
Botanist used to be called that, now Dolphin Botanist, and there is also Dolphin de Lux, that is, there are 2 of them, and next to each other. I was also in Utopia, and returned delighted, despite the absence of the background of Kemer (which reminds many of the South Coast). But many scold Utopia for the large number of steps
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answered 12 years ago
You probably haven’t been to Kemer, although now write for sure that you were, it doesn’t resemble the South Coast, although there are many similar things in the world. I was in Dolphin de Luxe, so I wrote about the Botanist, everything is known in comparison, some of the hotels that you listed are located across the highway from the sea ... Doesn’t it say anything?
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answered 12 years ago
Dear Natalie, I have to write that I was in Kemer, because I was. There is nothing to brag about, so I don’t see the point in lying. This is the first, and second, the idea of similarity with the South Coast is not only mine, but read somewhere here on the forums, statements by far more than one person. And * across the highway *, so it is said loudly, you don’t go along the highway! Either past a number of shops, or just an underground passage, this whole ceremony takes 2-3 minutes.
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answered 12 years ago
HELP WITH ADVICE!!!! In September, we are going to go to Turkey (2 adults + a child of 5 years old) and a friend with a child of 3 years old. I can’t decide on the choice of a resort, where is the climate most suitable for children? which is better for a child dry or wet ??? my brain is already boiling
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answered 12 years ago
Oludeniz, which is in Belek or Fethiye? Something about Belek is not at all good, but in Fethiye it’s already very old, but green. In September it’s good everywhere, but it’s warmer in Belek. He will be fine anywhere!
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answered 12 years ago
Li-m3012, so children 2: 5 lkt and 3 years + her husband has hypertension, her girlfriend has a thyroid gland, she is also suffocated by intense heat and she feels bad)))) everything is as usual, that's why I want to choose the best option for the climate. but I understand that Kemer is one of the best places in terms of climate for "our company". we are just flying for the first time, we don’t want bad impressions to remain. Priority, of course, children. Therefore, I will be very glad to your advice.
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answered 12 years ago
P.S. I apologize for the mistakes, I typed the text quickly, I didn’t even read what I wrote)
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answered 12 years ago
In this situation, of course, choose between Belek and Kemer. But in Belek, the sand is the beach and the entrance to the sea (small clean), and in the chamber there are pebbles (different hotels have different ways, where it’s large, where it’s smaller, but the sea is clear) and in mountain camera, don’t pay for a sea view, a mountain view and it’s more beautiful and quieter and the air is super. At 3 years old, a child is also normal everywhere (well, except for very sick children). Therefore, start from the well-being of adults (otherwise who will look small, if you feel bad). win-win - in the cell is the Amara network (the coolest is Dolce Vita), and in Belek all the hotels are very good
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answered 12 years ago