Requirements: 1 line, a good water park, a large well-maintained area, where there are no juices like Yuppi, fresh juices for breakfast. It doesn’t matter whether it’s Kemer or Antalya, the main thing is that for the kids who are 2 years old there is a good entry into the sea and a beach.
2 years old, a good entry - this is in Side
Akka Antedon
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You were advised to go to Akka Antedon. But keep in mind that the entrance to the sea is pebbly. It’s difficult for children to enter.. Although, that was many years ago, maybe they have cleaned it of stones now.
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@Evgeniya: From the beach Laris Sultan Beach sent a photo! And on the Pine beach, there is the same problem. We vacationed there for two consecutive years, the bottom was crystal clear!
The hotel is great, but I wouldn't recommend the entrance to the sea for children; I go in myself with screams.
@Julia: All of Kemer is like this.
@Anna: We have been to Chamyuva several times, there was a gentle entrance, or does that no longer apply to Kemer?
@Julia: Were there no stones there?
@Anna: Maybe single ones, but the bottom itself, the approach is gentle, small pebbles. Hotel Marco Polo
@Julia: Sand has been brought in there, but it also washes away. The entire coastline is rocks.
@Julia: They are sending heartbreaking photos from Chamuyev now! The bottom is in large stones! How many times we've been there, this is the first time I see something like this!
@Natal'ya: We've been in Chamuva for 13 days already, without corals. The kids are running around, we adults are walking, it's fine) foot massage, it's beneficial.
@Natal'ya: At Pine, where the sunbeds are, there is coarse sand, and in places there is small pebbles. I'm sure that wearing slippers will help solve the problem of sensitive feet when entering the water; you don’t have to walk far there, as the depth starts quickly.
@Evgeniya: We are also in love with the Kemer area, specifically in Chamyuva) It's no coincidence that we are flying there for the third time this year!
@Natal'ya: I really liked the village, it's cozy. But as you walk along the promenade by the sea, hotels and beaches, sun loungers, sun loungers. It really reminded me of the resorts of the Krasnodar region. And the public beach is simply magnificent!!!!
@Anna: We were at Crystal Aura, entry without stones, they weren't even close. A blue flag was flying on the beach, probably for a reason)))