Grand Prestige Hotel Side Alanya

... Maybe the food is repetitive, maybe there is only entertainment every other night but overall this holiday was the best holiday me and my girlfriend have ever been on. I would recommend this hotel to anyone, the one thing i dont recommend is flying with thomas cook... So please dont be put off by the bad reviews all the snobs have wrote because the holiday is what you make it and the hotel helped us make this holiday fantastic!

... sseln wie Pilze sprießen. Hell leuchtet der Schnee von den umliegenden Bergen, hell leuchten auch die langen Strände Im Norden und im Süden, auf denen hoffnungsfroh erste Strandliegen aufgereiht werden. Grünblau leuchtet weit unten das Meer. Am Nachmittag fahren wir weiter ins 50 km entfernte Side. Das Museum in den ehemaligen Thermen bietet zwei Säle mit schönen römischen Statuen, G ...

What a wonderful little peninsula on the Mediterranean. This town has it all. Lots of restaurants, bars, and shops, but also beaches and lots of ruins. Our room at the Hotel Lale Park was a little small, but we had a great time here.

... moving experience. Then we went to the 'old city' of Antalya at the harbor. After walking an awfully long way down a winding narrow stone street, by shops and a Mosque we arrived at the rather small harbor, turned around and made our way back up in the heat. Once at the top we had a chance to take a break, do some shopping, and catch our breath. From there we boarded the bus and went to the Duden river and its waterfalls- an absolutely ...

Well first time at Club Med.. great location; fab room, very luxurious... the whole happy campers atmosphere though.... not really me... but i recommend the med coast of turkey... 300 days of sun per year... and you can windsurf; sail; go horse riding in the mountains; waterski; parasail,etc...

Was up early this morning. Had breakfast, got on a bus, and rode for an hour from Antalya to Manavgat, to see the Manavgat Waterfalls, on the Manavgat River. (Manavgat Manavgat Manavgat...) They're not really anything huge; they're photogenic but not terribly interesting. They have, however, been developed as a tourist attraction, with a restaurant and ice cream stands and tons of little shops selling ...

... where we stayed in the a very cool camping ground called the suger beach club. Next morning was a ruins free day and we took a cruise round the coast in a small cruise boat stopping along the way to swim eat drink very relaxing and hot. Next day we had a short drive to saklikent which had an amazing gorge. We stayed at the mouth of the gorge in tree houses or just lay on raised platforms in ...

... straýt, výsýted the spice market and grand bazaar where two merchants told me (Ants) to go away cause they couldn't handle the Kohýtý barterýng strategy or they just dýdn't lýke dealýng wýth a gýrl, and went down to the seashore to eat sunflower seeds wýth the locals. Cy and Astro shot slug guns at bottles on the shore while Suze and I watched the dolphins. Left on ...

... on the boat but it turns out that one of them was the captain, the other was a mate of his (Ý think a skipper of another boat) and the deckhand was the 3rd guy. 20min later we're still bobbing along in the harbour waiting for any other tourists to join to make it worth his while to venture out, so I make some excuse about a bus leaving at 2pm and get my cash back and bugger off. The moral of this story - Turkish Travel Law No. 2 (to go after no.1 about not ...

... friendly folks and beautiful coastline. Having your own car is a great way to go. Pamukkale is quite a unique place. White residue covers the hillsides beautifully and warm springs offer a relaxing stay. Do get a hotel room where your personal 'balcony' is the side of the hot spring pool, that falls off into the valley. The view is breathtaking and the warm bathing from your hotel room a luxury. (Sorry, I don't remember the hotel name!)