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Kusadasin vene- ja safariretki

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49,00 €

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Kieli: English

Mobiililippu hyväksytään

Kesto: min. 8 tuntia

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Ateria sisältyy

E-lippu

Välitön vahvistus

Kohokohdat

Kokopäiväretki maalla ja merellä
Jännittävä maastoautoseikkailu
Automatka kauniiden vuoristokylien läpi
Rento risteily Baradanlahdella ja lounas

Retken kuvaus

Tämän kokopäivän retken aikana matkustat maalla ja merellä ja tutustut Kusadasin ympäristön maaseutuun ja rantaviivaan. Kuljemme ylös vuorille koskemattomien kylien läpi, ajamme maastoautolla ja purjehdimme Baradanlahden ympäri laivamatkalla, joka sisältää lounaan.

Aamupäivä alkaa veneretkellä Baradanin lahden ympäri, jossa sinulla on kaksi mahdollisuutta pulahtaa mereen uimaan. Pääset myös nauttimaan paikallisista herkuista koostuvan lounaan, johon sisältyy bulgursalaattia, lihapullia ja grillattua kanaa sekä tuoreita hedelmiä.

Seikkailu jatkuu automatkalla ympäröivässä vuoristossa, jossa ohitamme kylän toisensa perään ja näemme samalla perinteisemmän puolen Turkista. Päätät päivän Pamucakin rannalla, jossa voit harrastaa vesiurheilua.

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Yleisarvio
5/5

Fantastic trip staff, very friendly and organised We did the full day 4x4 with kids aged 7,9 & 10 I’d definitely recommend
Victoria
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Matkusti perheen kanssa

18 - 24 vuoden ikäinen

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Yleisarvio
5/5

+ . Very good value for money . Food excellent, drinks reasonably priced . Beautiful swimming spots/scenery - . When swimming speed boat came to offe ...
Dean B
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Matkusti perheen kanssa

18 - 24 vuoden ikäinen

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Yleisarvio
5/5

Excellent value for money. Thoroughly enjoyable day. Boat trip was beautiful, well organised and food was good. Lots of options to purchase drinks an ...
Kmarsland
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Matkusti perheen kanssa

25 - 34 vuoden ikäinen

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Yleisarvio
4/5

As a family we really enjoyed both parts of the trip. The guides were amazing and made it as fun as possible. My boys aged 17,15 & 10 they had a great ...
Vanessa
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Matkusti puolison kanssa

35 - 44 vuoden ikäinen

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Yleisarvio
5/5

An excursion of 2 parts. Really enjoyed this excursion. The boat trip was really peaceful and relaxing. We were able to swim on 2 occasions. Lunch was ...
Anonyymi
Asuinpaikka Yhdysvallat - syyskuu 2023

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5/5

Fantastic full day out, boat trip had 2 swim stops which were both beautiful. A really nice lunch was provided and then the 4x4 safari was just the ri ...

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