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Old city(Kaleici)
the wall tombs
me at the Lara beach
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Hi,
What is the best way to travel to Greece from Antalya in March for a few day visit? I would like to visit some ruins, but only have a few days to visit Greece.
Thank you,
Linda
hi,
the answer of your question will be either taking a flight from antalya or to attend a nice tour in one of the tourism agencies of turkey.
Thank you Infinitys, I will check out the tourism in Turkey for a tour of Greece!
Merry Christmas Linda, Unfortunately there is no direct connection from Antalya to Greece. The distance is very huge and no relation. But, On the other hand, there are possibilities such as:
1- from Bodrum or Fethiye or marmaris there are ferries to greek Insel Rhodos. From Rhodos you can fly to Greece.
2-From Cesme and Kusadasi near Izmir there ferries to greek islands. From the islands you can fly to greece.
3- Fly to Istanbul from Antalya then fly to Athens from Istanbul.
the distance to (1)from Antalya buy bus 7/8 hours.
the distance to(2) from Antalya is 10/12 hours
On the other hand I dont advive you to take the ferry on march. Because the sea is high and windy. Try this voyage in Summer.
Thank you Sirvictor,
I had hopes that it would not be too far, or too difficult. I appreciate your information!
Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Linda
Antalya Museum
Turkey has a great and long history.
And with the old roman city of Pergamus and the Aspendos amphiteathre at in 30 km distance of Antalya you can be sure there's a lot to see there.
It covers Antalya area history in various ages:from primitive populations to the Roman Empire, the Otoman one and the modern era.
This is a pic of the sarcophage room.
An awesome way to spend the day. Usually the boat leaves at 11am, and gets back around 5pm. The boat stops 3 times, so you can go swimming or simply sun tan. During the tour you are offered a nice lunch. I can only recommend the one that I have tried and enjoyed every single minute of it :)
As you enter the old city, you will notice the clock tower. The clock tower formed part of the ancient walls that protected the ancient city of Antalya. The stone walls has ancient inscriptions. They were well protected until the end of the 19th century
We spent a couple of days in Antalya and it was spectacularly beautiful. Such a fun, vibrant seaside city. One night when we were there, the Antalya soccer team had just won a major championship. We were caught in the traffic and fireworks and festivities. It was so much fun.
The photo shown here is a view of the Mediterranean from a cliff across the street from the Antalya Museum. The photo was taken by Arline Rubin.
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