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Club Marverde - Bodrum

ClareBear

2006-09-12 14:27:14

Have just returned from the best 2 week holiday at above (with Sunsail) - if you have children it is the best childcare - for all ages - our just 4 year old had the best best time. Staff just delightful, food good and just an all round great place. All sailing, tuition etc was included but we were so stressed on arrival we just chilled, swam and watched... highly recommend.. they are offering amazing deals now so if you are not stuck into the school holiday scenario and if you have a baby or young child would say 'go' - wish we had known about here when our son was 'out of school' as again childcare is the best.

maestro57

2006-09-17 07:56:04

Hi
Sounds like a good time
Have a question
Does the resort get affected by the planes in and out of Bodrum airport?

Thanks

Peter

ClareBear

2006-09-17 20:12:03

Club Marverde

Maestro 57,

We only noticed the odd plane flying over maybe 3 x a week about 7 pm (and our son got so excited about it). And the joys of getting off a plane and being in your room (after collecting luggage) within 30 mins - joy. Do you have a young one?

Clare

JMK

2006-09-17 21:21:59

we are also fans of sunsail and went most years from when our kids were very small until last year when they were 17 and 19. We've never had a 'duff' holiday however they have gone from quite expensive to very very expensive unless of course you can go out of school hols which we can't.
If you like Turkey the most beautiful and luxurious Sunsail club by far is Perili Kosk at Datca.

ClareBear

2006-09-18 10:38:30

Club Marverde

To JMK

Yes, sunsail is not cheap, especially when you go peak season and dont use the sailing facilities?!! well and truly paying for it now. I have heard Club Perili is beautiful, might go for that next year.. and sail this time!

Clare

JMK

2006-09-20 17:33:07

I can't believe you didn't sail! My husband and boys are fanatical sailors and they probably get their 'moneys worth', the equipment usually seems good and plenty of it. I'm not as keen and am quite happy to laze on the beach but have done several courses now and know my way around a yacht. If you go to Perili do a yacht course, the scenery around there is out of this world. If you are lucky you might get to see dolphins or turtles - I did.

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