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Offline Sleuth

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« Reply #10 on: July 25, 2011, 10:48:37 AM »
Col, We had three days / nights staying in the lovely Dalyan in mid June. It may be busy now ( expected in late July August ) but those appealing  riverside restaurants were all struggling big time when we were there. One establishment only had one table of customers  throughout the whole of May:( !!  No, Dalyan,   like all the other  Turkish resorts are reporting a downturn of Brit visitors  this year.
Empty seats on planes from B,ham to Dalaman again reported even as recent as saturday 23rd July .

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« Reply #11 on: July 25, 2011, 11:27:49 AM »
Hi Recently visited Tlos and can recommend an overnight stay at  Mountain Lodge Hotel.  Mel is such a good host.  It was so peaceful and the views are to die for.  Loveley pool ares too. 8)

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« Reply #12 on: July 25, 2011, 13:57:42 PM »
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Originally posted by atinabay

Agree with Toky suggestion............. Marmaris and Gumbet ... The only two places I had been to before.
Definately worth a visit............ This will, as Toky said, enhance your experience of Calis.
To think I had nearly written off Turkey completely, based on the past experiences.  . .
If it had'nt been for accidently finding this forum, we would never have gone back............
Phew!........... that was a close shave.

Fahyt.....I'm also thinking of hiring a car for a week to explore the area.  ....Did you hire directly from the hotel?





I am an invererate chicken and I worried that I would not understand any car hire contract I sign in Turkey so I booked through Holiday Autos in the UK. I clicked the Holiday Autos link through the Quidco site so I get a 9% cash back through quidco.The total cost was £402 for a small automatic and this included CDW including damage to screen, tyres, That's £29 per day and no charge for transfers.

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« Reply #13 on: July 25, 2011, 14:26:14 PM »
Fahyt, that seems reasonable to me.

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« Reply #14 on: July 25, 2011, 15:41:46 PM »
actually thats quite expensive for car hire.  we pay on average £18 - £20 per day, using Pandora.  Excellent service and the contract is explained in English when the car is delivered for you.  Excellent pick up / drop off service at the airport too.

I would also visit Dalyan - lots of nice restaurants to explore, a boat trip around the reed beds, Lycian tombs to wonder at and plenty of wildlife to discover.  or...take the coastal round round from Olu Deniz - to Kabak, beautiful scenery and several places to stop of for a picnic / exploration.  Lovely little restaurant in Kabak for lunch if you don't fancy a picnic......beaches to refresh you too !

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« Reply #15 on: July 25, 2011, 18:15:59 PM »
I paid 100euros (don't know why it was priced in euros & didn't ask!) for a week with unlimited mileage whan I last was in Turkey, this was a collect & drop off at Dalaman airport so not local to Calis, fyi.




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