Advantages: Beautiful Five Star All Inclusive Resort With On Site Water Park. Disadvantages: None!
Before reading this review. A warning that it's not just a Hotel review. It is A Hotel Resort review about this Hotel and it actually belonging to it's own resort, being all inclusive, having it's very own Fantasy Aqua Park, private beach and countless activities, just incase you think it's long and boring lol. I have never written this type of review before either, but wanted to share this amazing Holiday I had with everyone. You never know though after reading this, you might go and book yourself a week or two here. Well happy reading folks.
REASONS FOR BOOKING AQUA FANTASY HOTEL RESORT TURKEY
Summer 2008. Well here in the UK it had continually rained for two months and it was nearing the end of July and I really was fed up with the bad weather. Every single day. Rain! I had never seen anything like it before. I was so fed up ...
Advantages: An important piece of recent history, interesting, enlightening Disadvantages: Not a great deal to see so for the really interested only
In the mid 1990s I watched television news bulletins transfixed at the pictures coming from the besieged city of Sarajevo. For over four years the people of Sarajevo were trapped in their city, often cold, usually hungry as missiles rained down on them. In spite of many months of fierce attack plucky Sarajevo managed to defend itself ? thanks mainly to an 800 metre tunnel that connected the city with ?Free Bosnia?.
How the exact location of the tunnel was not discovered by the Serbs is a miracle. The tunnel runs under Sarajevo Airport which, although it was designated a neutral zone, was often closed due to heavy shelling. The Serbs knew roughly where the tunnel was but were never able to pinpoint it exactly. The tunnel was no secret; everyone knew of its existence, Serbs included. Food, fuel, medical supplies and arms ? all were ...
Advantages: Plenty to see; good value for money; Disadvantages: No budget flights yet (but also a good thing!)
. Although the hotel is on ?Snipers Alley? it was pretty much left alone and was just about the safest place to be during the War.
Reconstruction commenced almost before the ink had dried on the Dayton Peace Accord although it still continues today. A new Parliament building has replaced the old one which I vividly remember ablaze during the war; with its glass exterior it is just one of a number of buildings that make Sarajevo look every bit the prosperous European capital. In the centre of town, overlooking the Miljacka River, the National Library, a magnificent Ottoman building is slowly being restored thanks to a joint European Commission.
We hadn?t booked accommodation in advance so we headed to the bazaar district where we?d heard there were several hostels and bed and breakfasts but before we got there we were approached by ...
