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Armutalan in Marmaris, Turkey!?

Hi Ive just booked a trip to Turkey Armutalan with 2 of my friends, we go the 1st week of October. I was just wandering what kind of place it is and the weather will b as in October. ive been at the center Marmaris therefore not want to impact and stay in an area insulated with 2 does nothing. Stayin instant messaging in the former palace hotel and apartments …. thanks

Armutalan is near the center of Marmaris. A little quieter than the center, but the dolmus then you can go anywhere (Marmaris-Icmeler) quite easily. In October, it was very quiet because it is the end of the season tourism, some places will close. However, the time will be very nice, do not worry have nowhere to go. I have no idea about the special place of your stay but you should be able to reaearch the Tripadvisor.com.

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