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How to dress and put on shoes in February?
I will rest in Side from February 15th. What is the usual weather at this time? What is the best way to dress and wear? What clothes would you recommend to bring with you? Is it possible to buy shoes in Side?
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During the day it can be 20 degrees, but in the sun, and cool in the shade. And wind. So sweatshirts, windbreakers, sneakers, jeans, a sweater... Take something warm to sleep in. Cool at night.
You can just buy shoes. But it’s better to go to Antalya to shopping centers, there are a lot of them. Ask at the reception - they will tell you. It's not a long drive, about an hour.
You can just buy shoes. But it’s better to go to Antalya to shopping centers, there are a lot of them. Ask at the reception - they will tell you. It's not a long drive, about an hour.
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answered 10 years ago
We were on New Year's Eve in Side. This year the weather is good +17 in the afternoon. Rain was one day out of 9. In the evening +6. If there is no wind and the sun, then it warms up to 20 for dinner. Tourists immediately on sun loungers and in swimsuits or shorts. But it was cold for me to lie down even in jeans, from the bottom of the sunbed there were shadows - so we took a blanket to the beach if we lay down to read for a long time. We walked around in sneakers, jeans, sweatshirts, and in the evening we sat on the terrace in a warm jacket and hat. Take an umbrella, you can't guess with the rain. Last year it was colder and more cloudy days. In March last year in Side it was not bad already, but in the evening it was still in a sweatshirt or sweater. During the day it is already more pleasant - you can walk in a T-shirt. There are small shops in Side - sneakers, uggs, sneakers - I bought a couple of times for myself and a child - sneakers 30 Euro - the quality is so-so. The shoes fell apart within a week. What you can buy is jersey and cotton. In winter, discounts - a sweatshirt 10 euros, T-shirts from 2-3 euros. I mainly bring from Side summer sarafans, sweatshirts, tracksuits for fitness, cotton shirts in the office to go. You can take a minibus to Manavgat for 2 lira in 10 minutes - there on Mondays and Thursdays there is a bazaar - an open clothing market.
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Thank you very much for your answers! Regarding Antalya - thanks for the tip. Isn't Manavgat better? I arrive on Saturday in the late afternoon, on Sunday you can get acquainted with the nearby surroundings, take a walk, go to the hammam, and on Monday morning to Manavgat? I read a lot about the market in Manavgat and would certainly like to visit there, and at the same time buy shoes. My sneakers are insulated, half boots and sandals, but almost closed, i.e. there is no middle option (moccasins or light sneakers) for daytime walks.
Is it more profitable to buy knitwear, saraans, T-shirts in Side or in Manavgat? I would love to update my wardrobe by the summer... And another question - where is the best place in Manavgat to get out to get to the bazaar? Thanks in advance for your replies!
Is it more profitable to buy knitwear, saraans, T-shirts in Side or in Manavgat? I would love to update my wardrobe by the summer... And another question - where is the best place in Manavgat to get out to get to the bazaar? Thanks in advance for your replies!
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answered 10 years ago
There is a VAIKIKI store in Manavgat - there you can see good knitwear, jeans, sundresses (I bought a complete summer wardrobe for my two children for $ 100!) ... but it’s not a fact that there will be a large selection of summer assortment now.
It is better to buy everything in Manavgat, in shops, in the market .. and in Side, prices are tailored for the Germans, in euros and not very cheap.
There are several huge shopping centers in Antalya, where you can see everything, but there the prices will be in lira, they convert into dollars and euros at a not very favorable rate. It is better to change the currency in the exchanger for lira, but when exchanging, specify that there is no commission.
It is better to buy everything in Manavgat, in shops, in the market .. and in Side, prices are tailored for the Germans, in euros and not very cheap.
There are several huge shopping centers in Antalya, where you can see everything, but there the prices will be in lira, they convert into dollars and euros at a not very favorable rate. It is better to change the currency in the exchanger for lira, but when exchanging, specify that there is no commission.
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answered 10 years ago
You just say to the driver of the minibus - the market. They all know that foreigners go to the market - so they stop themselves. They drive along the main street - just next to the Wikiki Waikiki store and stop - it's on the main street. And a little in the depths - away from the main street - the bazaar. These are several streets - and in the summer quarters - overlap - tables and tents are set up - like the clothing market in Luzhniki, as we had in Moscow in the 90s. The market mainly - sweatshirts, tracksuits, T-shirts, jeans, shorts - in the season dresses, sundresses. But just in Side, the models of sundresses, skirts and dresses seemed more interesting to me, although they may be a little more expensive. But you will still walk - after 2 days you will understand everything. There are not many shoes at all in the bazaar - walk around the market and you will understand what kind of assortment. There, on the small streets, there are many small shops very close - the prices can even be cheaper than in the market.
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answered 10 years ago
Thank you very much for the replies!!! As I understand it, in Manavgat it is necessary to keep a reference point for Waikiki and the bazaar ... Are there clothing and vegetable bazaars in different places?
And in Side, are the shops mostly in the historical center or scattered throughout the city? I will live in Colakli, Grand Pearl Beach Resort & Spa 5* I hope that there are shops in that area too?... By the way, do shops and markets work there on Sundays?
And in Side, are the shops mostly in the historical center or scattered throughout the city? I will live in Colakli, Grand Pearl Beach Resort & Spa 5* I hope that there are shops in that area too?... By the way, do shops and markets work there on Sundays?
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answered 10 years ago
On Sundays, most shops and pharmacies do not work. I ended up in Manavgat myself, they postponed all purchases until the last day (Sunday), almost everything was closed. So check with the locals.
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answered 10 years ago
Bazaar vegetable and clothing in one place. At the vegetable market, I buy figs, dates, sweet red peppers - with me to Moscow and eat seasonal fruits on the spot. You can also tea, ground coffee, halva and olive oil. But it's all there in local grocery stores - also near the bazaar - and cheaper. I haven’t been to Colakli - but as a rule there are shops everywhere near the hotels. We now lived at the Palome Ocean Hotel in Kumkoy for the New Year - there is a whole street of shops at the entrance to the hotel. And in Side itself in the historical center of shops and small shops full of. In principle, there is only the historical center there - then there is nothing closer to the bus station and the highway - so the aparthotels go, local houses. Yes, and look also in Manavgat or Side bed linen - the quality is very good. I brought a lot of kits - the colors and quality are excellent. Local production - sets from about 100-120 dollars (duvet cover, 2 or 4 pillowcases, sheet)
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answered 10 years ago