turkey
Nov 30th 2003, 5:48 am
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turkey
Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
pleasure
So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what to
eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd like
to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
Any information and advice is welcome
Thx
goga
going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
pleasure
So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what to
eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd like
to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
Any information and advice is welcome
Thx
goga
Nov 30th 2003, 8:43 am
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Re: turkey
cesarica <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
> going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
> pleasure
> So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what to
> eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd
like
> to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
> Any information and advice is welcome
> Thx
> goga
Stacks of archeologicals between Antalya & Alanya (a great venue in itself).
Far too many to go into here.
If that's your interest, and after Googling etc., if you have any further
questions, please do.
Surreyman
news:[email protected]...
> Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
> going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
> pleasure
> So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what to
> eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd
like
> to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
> Any information and advice is welcome
> Thx
> goga
Stacks of archeologicals between Antalya & Alanya (a great venue in itself).
Far too many to go into here.
If that's your interest, and after Googling etc., if you have any further
questions, please do.
Surreyman
Nov 30th 2003, 9:47 am
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Re: turkey
In article <[email protected]>, "cesarica"
<[email protected]> wrote:
The guidebook makes Anatalya sound like a great place to visit. It
sounds like a modern city accustomed to tourists yet it has retained
many of the old features. Please write a review when you return from
your trip.
Dick
> Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
> going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
> pleasure
> So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what
> to
> eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd
> like
> to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
> Any information and advice is welcome
> Thx
> goga
>
<[email protected]> wrote:
The guidebook makes Anatalya sound like a great place to visit. It
sounds like a modern city accustomed to tourists yet it has retained
many of the old features. Please write a review when you return from
your trip.
Dick
> Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
> going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
> pleasure
> So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what
> to
> eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd
> like
> to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
> Any information and advice is welcome
> Thx
> goga
>
Nov 30th 2003, 12:28 pm
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Re: turkey
On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 19:48:30 +0100, "cesarica" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
>going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
>pleasure
>So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what to
>eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd like
>to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
Antalya is quite a nice city, dramatically located, with a view to
some awesome mountains on the other side of a large bay. It is a bit
touristy in places, and a bit frantic in the rest, but is not a bad
base at all. The main bus station is slightly out of town, but transit
is fairly easy. Don't bother with trains in Turkey.
If it drives you too mad, you can catch a bus to Olimpos, which is
extremely laid back and cheap backpackers haven complete with tree
houses you can stay in. You can kick back and do nothing, or explore
the impressive hills surrounding which are dotted with cool ruins.
After that, bus up to the eternal flame, which is impressive for about
5 minutes. You can stay there indefinitely for less than €20 a day.
It's a pity you don't have a bit more time, because Cappadocia
(spelling varies) can be reached in about 12 hours by bus, and is
utterly stunning.
Here's some photos I took when there, including some enormous penises,
so be warned! ;o)
http://www.geocities.com/deepfloydmars/Turkey.htm
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DFM
wrote:
>Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
>going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
>pleasure
>So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what to
>eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd like
>to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
Antalya is quite a nice city, dramatically located, with a view to
some awesome mountains on the other side of a large bay. It is a bit
touristy in places, and a bit frantic in the rest, but is not a bad
base at all. The main bus station is slightly out of town, but transit
is fairly easy. Don't bother with trains in Turkey.
If it drives you too mad, you can catch a bus to Olimpos, which is
extremely laid back and cheap backpackers haven complete with tree
houses you can stay in. You can kick back and do nothing, or explore
the impressive hills surrounding which are dotted with cool ruins.
After that, bus up to the eternal flame, which is impressive for about
5 minutes. You can stay there indefinitely for less than €20 a day.
It's a pity you don't have a bit more time, because Cappadocia
(spelling varies) can be reached in about 12 hours by bus, and is
utterly stunning.
Here's some photos I took when there, including some enormous penises,
so be warned! ;o)
http://www.geocities.com/deepfloydmars/Turkey.htm
---
DFM
Nov 30th 2003, 5:04 pm
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Re: turkey
Try this site:
http://www.turkeytravelplanner.com/index.html
Very comprehensive - has a forum attached too!!
"cesarica" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
> going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
> pleasure
> So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what to
> eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd
like
> to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
> Any information and advice is welcome
> Thx
> goga
http://www.turkeytravelplanner.com/index.html
Very comprehensive - has a forum attached too!!
"cesarica" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi...my friends and I are planning to visit Turkey next saturday. We are
> going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
> pleasure
> So, what is there to see, where to go, what transportation to use, what to
> eat....the usual. We are not interesting in night life and clubs. We'd
like
> to see as much as possible and spend as liitle as possible
> Any information and advice is welcome
> Thx
> goga
Dec 2nd 2003, 10:23 am
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Re: turkey
We are
>> going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
>> pleasure
>> So, what is there to see,
Don't miss Termessos. Up in the mountains, in the middle of nowhere (but
close to Antalya) is a complete Greek city.
- Max
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>> going to Antalya and will stay there for 7 days....no business, only
>> pleasure
>> So, what is there to see,
Don't miss Termessos. Up in the mountains, in the middle of nowhere (but
close to Antalya) is a complete Greek city.
- Max
--
MisterMax
Slideshows of Angkor Wat, Bali, Crete, France, Malaysia, Maui, Morocco,
Mt Holly, Sicily, St Tropez, Singapore, Thailand, Tour de France:
http://buten.net/max/
(Yes,RemoveDoubles is part of my email address. The double letters in my
last name are not.)
Dec 2nd 2003, 8:46 pm
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Re: turkey
"Paul O" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Try this site:
> http://www.turkeytravelplanner.com/index.html
> Very comprehensive - has a forum attached too!!
You've all been very helpfull with informations and I've done my homework.
Our trip is postponed to 13.th of december and I can't wait to go go there
and start exploration
Thank you.
news:[email protected]...
> Try this site:
> http://www.turkeytravelplanner.com/index.html
> Very comprehensive - has a forum attached too!!
You've all been very helpfull with informations and I've done my homework.
Our trip is postponed to 13.th of december and I can't wait to go go there
and start exploration
Thank you.
