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Apartments in Viking City
11. May 2014
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11. May 2014
Enjoy the beautiful Camyuva, Turkey
11. May 2014
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Apartments for rent
We have two apartments in Camyuva, Turkey soutwards and sunny in a beautiful and relaxing surrounding suitable for families with children. Viking City new built in 2006 lies between orange fields and pinewood about 15 mins walk from the beach and central Camyuva. There are Restaurants and shops in the immediate neighbourhood, as well as a big adventure park and lots of historical attractions in close proximity.
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Facts
The apartments are 73m2 fully furnitured, floor heating and air conditioned. Contains two bedrooms, a combined kitchen/living room and a bathroom, beds for 6 persons.
Price
November – March: 120 euro a week
April – October: 250 euro a week.
Long stay at special price.
April – October: 250 euro a week.
Long stay at special price.
Getting there
Approx 50 minutes drive from Antalya Int AP by bus or taxi. Private door to door service is possible.
Contact email: or by phone +47 928 88 037
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Contact email: or by phone +47 928 88 037
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Travelling tips
Do as Agatha Christie and explore Europe by the Orient Express on your way to Istanbul. We took the trip from Budapest to Istanbul and we continued all the way to Burdur before we entered the 3 hour bus that took us to Camyuva. Domestic flight from Istanbul to Antalya by Onur Air is a good option which gives you the opportunity to visit Istanbul as well. International flights can be ordered for a good price through Sky Europe and Skyscanner net.
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