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Cheap Holidays to Alanya
Alanya is a popular resort in the south of Turkey which is backed by the Taurus Mountains to the north. In Alanya you will find a wonderful old town and harbour which is lined with bars, cafes and restaurants. Alanya is as popular today as it was 800 years ago when the Seljuk Turks flocked to the pristine beaches and warm water.
This busy resort town of Alanya is popular with European tourists and it has plenty of accommodation on offer. Come and sample the Turkish food which is freshly prepared and wash it down with some of the local beer.
Take part in water-sports along the coast with a ride on a banana boat or try jet skiing. Sit back on the beautiful beaches of Alanya and read a book or play Frisbee in the sunshine.The beaches are lined with cafes, bars and restaurants so you need not go far for a snack or a meal. Other attractions of Alanya include the water park which is great for families who want a fun day out.
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Alanya is a popular resort in the south of Turkey which is backed by the Taurus Mountains to the north. In Alanya you will find a wonderful old town and harbour which is lined with bars, cafes and restaurants. Alanya is as popular today as it was 800 years ago ... |
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