i've been to bodrum quite a few times... and i dont like it 1) the sea isn't nice 2)too windy (Atleast it was always windy whenever i went to bodrum) 3)too many tourists.
only good thing about bodrum is the clubs
oh really?? mmm :/ usually i hear good things about it... nice clubs?mm thats great!! so where did u stay at bodrum?
oh really?? mmm :/ usually i hear good things about it... nice clubs?mm thats great!! so where did u stay at bodrum?
you're always going to hear better things about it from someone who isn't turkish than someone who is... the clubs there are great (check out halikarnos - biggest open air club in europe) dont go t bodrum go to gumbet - close enough that you have the fun, far away enough that you get the nicer beach and peace and quiet if you want it...
the year they won they had the really good lady who's name i dont remember....
you're always going to hear better things about it from someone who isn't turkish than someone who is... the clubs there are great (check out halikarnos - biggest open air club in europe) dont go t bodrum go to gumbet - close enough that you have the fun, far away enough that you get the nicer beach and peace and quiet if you want it...
Tesekkulrer. For the advice will. He ckeck out these clubs for sure I will also go to istanbul as well. Any advice for there? I was told that a practical area there for me to stay is the Taksim square. There are also very nice hotels tho on Bosphorus.....
Tesekkulrer. For the advice will. He ckeck out these clubs for sure I will also go to istanbul as well. Any advice for there? I was told that a practical area there for me to stay is the Taksim square. There are also very nice hotels tho on Bosphorus.....
i always stay with relatives in istanbul so can't help you really other than saying it will take a good few days to see everything and personally i would choose a hotel on the bosphor because it's beautiful alternatively my uncle used to manage this place: http://www.ansensuites.com/ i only went once but it was beautiful
i always stay with relatives in istanbul so can't help you really other than saying it will take a good few days to see everything and personally i would choose a hotel on the bosphor because it's beautiful alternatively my uncle used to manage this place: http://www.ansensuites.com/ i only went once but it was beautiful
ok cool thanks for the link, will check it out.. so what do u think are the things a tourist need to must see at istanbul?
ok cool thanks for the link, will check it out.. so what do u think are the things a tourist need to must see at istanbul?
crikey there are sooo many the old spice market hagia sofia topkapi palace the blue mosque dolmabahce palace the old metro (its like the oldest metro in europe or asia or soemthing)
they're the main ones i'd say... just look at a guide it's a huge city so there's loads to do
When I was there for a couple months last year, I felt like I'd left without really seeing anything. And there are 2 airports so it's easy to venture into other cities.
When I was there for a couple months last year, I felt like I'd left without really seeing anything. And there are 2 airports so it's easy to venture into other cities.
ive not been in so long apart from 1 night about a month ago and apart from Attaturk airport is doing some strange things at the mo (according to the NOTAM which i totally didn't understand)
ive not been in so long apart from 1 night about a month ago and apart from Attaturk airport is doing some strange things at the mo (according to the NOTAM which i totally didn't understand)
i dont know (i dont know how to read notams ) but iknow it means i can't charter any flights there if i wanna charter a flight it has to go to saw which can be a pain in the arse
i dont know (i dont know how to read notams ) but iknow it means i can't charter any flights there if i wanna charter a flight it has to go to saw which can be a pain in the arse
Ah. I've never been to SAW The location is just annoying.