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Bright Sun
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SEPTEMBER (Eylül, ey-LEWL)
The
weather is still hot and
fine,
moderating a bit towards the end
of the month, and Blue
Voyage yacht cruises start to
come down in price....a little.
Swimming in
the sea is still good and the crowds
are still in evidence, though the
crowds begin to move back to the
cities, and the individual
tourists start to appear
en masse again, filling
the boutique
hotels, flights,
and Cappadocian hot
air balloons. September is high
season for Istanbul and Cappadocia,
so expect higher prices for
services, and reserve
well in advance.
The Izmir
Fair crowds the city's
hotels in mid-September. The 9th is Izmir's
Day of Liberation (1922) in the
Turkish
War of Independence, with commemorations
and speeches.
The International Istanbul
Biennale art
exhibitions begin in mid-September
and last through October into November in 2011.
Use this handy hotel search
box to check room
rates and availability anywhere
in Turkey in September:
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