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Resort GuidesAntalyaAlanya Kemer Konakli Side Bodrum Altinkum Bitez Gumbet Turqutreis Dalaman Calis Beach Fethiye Hisaronu Icemeler Marmaris Olu Deniz A Travellers Guide and Tourist Information for Turkey - Turkey![]() Country - Turkey. Driving in Turkey - In Turkey Traffic drives on the left. British licence is acceptable if hiring a car. Taking your own car to Turkey requires international licence. Turkey Emergency Numbers - Turkey emergency numbers are 155 (police); 110 (fire); 112 (ambulance). Shop Opening Times in Turkey - Turkey Banks open 08.30-12.00 and 13.30-17.00 Mon-Fri. Turkey Shops open 09.30-19.00. Office hours (government) in Turkey are 08.30-12.30 and 13.30-17.30 Mon-Fri. Public Holidays in Turkey - Public holidays in Turkey are January 1, 19-23, April 23, May 19, August 30, October 29, November 2-5. Turkey Accommodation - Accommodation in Turkey will suit every taste and pocket ranging from five-star hotels to more modest establishments. Five-star hotel prices in Turkey are less than in most European countries. There are also motels with separate chalets, holiday villages on the coast and bed and breakfast accommodation. Rooms in private homes are sometimes available. Campsites in Turkey are clearly signposted. There are also facilities for young people and students. Eating Out in Turkey - Theres no danger of you going hungry in Turkey its positively brimming with cafes, bars, bistros and restaurants catering for wide range of palates and pockets. Sit back in a taverna and watch with wide-eyed wonder as a seemingly endless procession of mezes are brought out to you. These hors doeuvre-like dishes normally comprise at least 15 or so delicacies such as pan-fried liver, garlicky yoghurt infused with coriander and borek, pastry parcels either rolled up like cigarettes or cut into triangles. Often thats more than enough to fill you up but those with a bigger appetite will happily move on to mainstay of Turkish cuisine, kebabs. Food in Turkey - The most popular food in Turkey is meat kebabs and mixed grills, stuffed vegetables and cabbage leaves, meat balls, yoghurt soup, baklava pastry of nuts and almonds. Drinks in Turkey include Turkish coffee, tea, beer, wine and raki. Tipping in Turkey - In Turkey hotels and restaurants include service in the bill, a tip of 5% is suggested. Tip taxi drivers 10%. Turkey Standard of Living - In Turkey a Bottle of beer TRY3.9 (£1.50), can of Coke TRY1.3 (50p), basic meal TRY26 (£10), good meal TRY39 (£15). Local Festivals in Turkey - More than 100 festivals take place in Turkey every year. Along with the local festivals organised in almost every city of the country, international culture and art festivals are also held in major cities such as Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Antalya. Istanbul is the most important centre of international culture and art festivals and sponsored festivals. Whilst in Dalaman visit the opera and ballet festivals held from mid June through to early July in the Aspendos Roman Theatre near Side and Alanya, while the modern amphitheatre in Marmaris hosts ballet and pop concerts throughout the summer. . Turkey Climate - The Aegean and Mediterranean coasts have very hot and dry summers, and wet, mild winters when the coastal towns more or less shut down between October and April. Winter in Istanbul and Cappadocia can be very cold with a dusting of snow. The peak tourist season is during high summer, roughly between July and September. From June the mosquitoes can be a problem. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit, as the climate is still hot, but not unbearable. Eastern Turkey should be visited during summer as roads and mountain passes may close due to winter ice and snow. .
Tourist Information on Turkey For more information about Turkey visit www.tourismturkey.org, www.allaboutturkey.com, www.cntraveller.co.uk. Disclaimer Whilst every effort has been made to give accurate and up-to-date information, no liability is accepted for any injury, loss or damage in respect of any information supplied.To apply for a passport go to the Passport Service, for the latest Government advice and information on visas go to The Foreign Office All resort information © ABTA and SW Technologies Ltd 2004-2008. All rights reserved.
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