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Antalya Turkey / 7 Nights Dec 2023 / Gatwick / Including Hand Luggage / £123.18 pp for 2
Antalya Turkey / 7 Nights Dec 2023 / Gatwick / Including Hand Luggage / £123.18 pp for 2
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Posted 27 July 2023

Antalya Turkey / 7 Nights Dec 2023 / Gatwick / Including Hand Luggage / £123.18 pp for 2

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My Home apartments near the centre of Alanya and 550 m from the Cleopatra BeachFacilities within the complex include reception, café and bar, restaurant, swimming pool with children's section and play garden for children.The apartments are equipped with WC/shower, safety box (for rent), TV, kitchenette, mini fridge, air condition (payable) and a balcony.Apartments with 1 bedroom: Sofa Bed for the 3rd/4th person. Please note that some of the above facilities may be closed due to weather / seasonal conditions.**Address: Ataturk Caddesi No 4., 07400 Alanya,Turkey


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  1. Coatze's avatar
    What’s average Temp in December
    kmirza's avatar
    Colder than UK for sure!
  2. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Antalya or Alanya?

    Title says Antalya, but the OP details mention Alanya, including the accommodation address.
    They're 2 completely different resorts in Turkey.

    It seems even Thomas Cook aren't sure!

    Edit:
    Looks like it's flights to Antalya, then a 120km transfer to the resort in Alanya. Transfers take 2 hours each way and aren't included. Price for transfers offered by Mr Cook between £63 - £287 extra.

    Also, the package only includes hand luggage. You won't fit winter clothes for a week in your hand luggage! Add an extra £70 for each item of hold luggage. (edited)
  3. kmirza's avatar
    Word of advice: Bloody freezing cold in Antalya in Dec (DON'T DO IT), unless you need new implants.
    twotone1954's avatar
    Average temp there in December is low sixties not exactly freezing
  4. twotone1954's avatar
    60 degrees December, sea to cold for swimming without a wet suit.
    whiteswan's avatar
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    but cheaper than paying gas and electric in December here in the UK !! :-)

    Dave
  5. Mentos's avatar
    Turkey for Xmas  
     

    (I’ll get my coat)
  6. trebor's avatar
    Not sure about Alanya, but last time I was in Antalya for Christmas, the weather was quite  pleasant at around 18 - 20c in the daytime, certainly warmer than the UK!
    Sinan_Goekceoglu's avatar
    I lived in Antalya. Warmest area in Turkey. In december around 15 degrees like you said. Cold for swim in sea but warmer than UK definitely.
  7. Rou's avatar
    If you just want to get away for a bit and see some sights it’s fine but will need a jacket and don’t expect to go in the sea
  8. ahsanul.hoque's avatar
    went in nov last year, most places close and no1 there just Russian and Ukrainian people mostly
  9. whiteswan's avatar
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    Price now seems to have dropped to £115 per person !!

    Dave
  10. Mrepg's avatar
    What are direct rates for hotels like?
  11. ceph042_'s avatar
    Tbh I'd rather go in December than July, it's horrible to do any outdoor activities during the heat except if you're by the beach. Humidity is rife, especially at night. Mosquitoes will gnaw at you all day.

    Great deal OP
  12. James_Davies's avatar
    Hi what airport is this flying from?
    Jacinto_Fernandes's avatar
    Gatwick as the title suggests
  13. echo06's avatar
    Same flying time but the Canaries for me. Least I can sunbathe
  14. weeZl's avatar
    Spent a fortnight in Antalya in may this year. Was bored out of my mind. Very little to see. Would imagine worse in Dec, however at those prices, it would be a no brainer over staying in the UK.
    Take a few books and sudokus and hold your nose with the Efes.
    Rou's avatar
    No offence but I think you were clearly unaware of the places to visit

    May is decent weather maybe not for the sea but there’s loads to see and do not to mention kalechi night life, mountains, waterfalls, museums, malls and the atmosphere at the walk way at the beach day or night is great, guess it comes down to taste but to say “very little to see” I wouldn’t agree but that’s my opinion (edited)
  15. maserto's avatar
    I'm looking for holidays from Thomas Cook, has anyone used them recently? I wonder how they're doing after changing ownership during covid

    *sorry didn't notice that it was an old deal (edited)
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