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LOCATION:
Built on 50.000 m2 area of the seaside resort is a short distance. The hotel is located 55 km from Ercan Airport Karaoğlanoğlu in are away.
FACILITIES;
The 299-room resort, Casino, A la carte restauranlı, air-conditioned reslaurantı, 3 open and 1 indoor swimming pool, 4 lifts, 4 bar, hairdresser, jacuzzi, dry cleaning, amphitheater and conference rooms are available.
* Mercure Accor Hotel image
CONDITIONING:
The plant has central air conditioning system.
ROOMS:
Entered service in 2007 to 27.9 plants m2 (excluding balcony) wide
standard rooms with TV, WC, telephone, hair dryer, shower or bathtub, minibar, floor carpet and air conditioning are available.
FAMILY ROOMS :
Family rooms are composed of, or conneclion room suites are oriented towards the demands.
BEACH:
The sand beach and pier facilities are available. At the beach umbrellas, cushions and towels are free.
LOCATION: 160.000 m2 area built on the seaside resort is a short distance. The plant, located 38 km from the city center Bafra , Ercan airport is 75 km away.
Kaya artemis resort & casino
FACILITIES: 726 rooms in the facility, Casino, Water slides, a la carte restauranrları, air-conditioned restaurant. open-closed restaurants, 3 open + 2 indoor swimming pool, 2 elevators, 3 adel bar. night club. hairdresser, jacuzzi, solarium, dry cleaning. your solo games, animation, amfitiyotro, conference and shopping center are your solo.
CONDITIONING: Facility located at the center Kli ma system. Conditioners running 24 hours.
ROOMS: in 2007, entered service facilities of 30 m2 (excluding balcony) wide in the standard rooms, TV, telephone, funds, shower or bathtub, minibar, carpet or ceramic floor, balcony, air-conditioning is available.
FAMILY: Family rooms are routed to the duplex villa. Max. 3 big +1 child
SPORTS & ANİAMASYON & ACTIVITIES:
Full animation is available at the facility full time. Animations are exhibited in the Turkish and international shows. Live music is scheduled.
BEACH: The facility is 200 m long sand beach and pier are available.
Note: Pets are not allowed.
Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean fter Sicily and Sardinia. With its turquoise bays and beaches of white sand, the island is a popular holiday destination for summer visitors. Its remoter beaches are also visited by an endangered Mediterranean species that has inhabited these waters since time immemorial.
This is the loggerhead turtle, Caretta caretta, which lays its eggs on the beaches at Gime and between Kapraz and Gazimagosa on this green island adorned with citrus trees. In particular the coast between Kapraz and Gazimagosa is noted for its beautiful beaches and crystal clear sea.
Diving holidays have become ever more popular over recent years, and people travel all over the world to enjoy underwater sights like the Napoleon fish of the Red Sea, dolphins of the Caribbean, sharks of the Maldives and South America, mantas of devilfish of Palau, and stingrays of the Grand Cayman Islands. Northern Cyprus also offers a fascinating array of sealife, the most famous being the loggerhead turtle, over two thousand of which inhabit the seas around the island, and the green turtles numbering around five hundred. Turtles are to be seen throughout the year around Gazimagosa, and from May to September off the other beaches, where signs warn visitors not to disturb the turtles.
Professional divers, underwater photographers and scientists from many countries come here in search of turtles, since this is probably the best place in the Mediterranean to get close to them. It is not unusual to see holidaymakers of all ages wearing goggles wade up to their waists to watch the turtles swimming near to the shore. You do not have to be a professional photographer or ever a diver to take pictures of them. All you need are a simple underwater camera, goggles, snorkel and flippers. Indeed, you would be mistaken if you thought that scuba diving was preferable for turtle watching, since the sound of the regulator tends to scare them away.
The water here is shallow and beautifully clear. However, if you disturb the sandy bottom the water becomes cloudy, so you must move carefully when walking and swimming in shallow water. The best time for diving is from early in the morning until 14.00, because in the afternoon the wind gets up, reducing visibility in the water. The colour of the sea here is not turquoise as in the other diving areas, but slightly greenish due to the beds of seaweed covering the sand. The seaweed forms the main article of diet for the turtles, and you will often see them feeding off the species Caulerpa prolifera. The fact that turtles are a common sight by daylight and are not easily frightened away by human beings makes them one of the main attractions for visitors to Cyprus. On the other hand diving by night is the way to see many creatures which hide away by day. A greater diversity of underwater life is to be seen in the sandy rather than the rocky areas near Gazimagosa. These include Mediterranean barracudas, Red Sea trumpet fish, octopuses and various crustaceans. The crustaceans hide in holes in the rock and in the sand during the daytime, keeping out of sight of the loggerhead turtles which hunt them. Instead they come out at night when the turtles are rarely seen, and this is the chance for photographers to capture other creatures on film.
These beaches demonstrate clearly how with a little care people can enjoy the natural world without endangering the lives of the animals that live there.