Icmeler Online Holiday Forum & Reviews - Turkey

I would take a jumper/cardigan just in case. It can get a bit chilly (for me anyway) and there's always the slight chance of rain

Agree with Tammii, I'd definately take a few cardigans/ jumpers for the evening as can get quite chilly. sometime the wind can pick up, I remember going and changing into my jeans last year because I got quite cold in the evening!

It always makes me smile when you see some of the Turkish folk with jumpers or jackets on in the evenings towards the beginning or end of the season. We were talking to one guy last October who was all wrapped up and he said "it's so cold" - being hardy Scots, we thought it was positively balmy!

Mind you, that's coming from someone who rarely feels the cold anyway, so I'd be last to offer advice on that score. Suffice to say I won't be cluttering up my case with jumpers or jackets - but I'll leave it to others to decide whether they might feel the need.

i usually just take one or two, thats including whatever I'm travelling in. Failing that a pashmina bought from the canal works wonders and I have to say that I always have a brolly - when it does rain, it pours!

The last time we went early May (2 years ago) the evenings were very chilly and we needed a cardigan so be prepared.

I too take a brolly Never used it in Icmeler but have when we flew from Liverpool as it was pouring down. Definitely need a cardigan or pashmina as it is cool at night. Mind you I feel the cold anywhere

When we go in May, I always take a couple of cardi's and O.H. takes a couple of jumpers. You can't really tell what the evening's will be like, we have been and not needed to wear them, and other times it's been quite chilly. I agree with the others, a brolly is a good idea.
Have a good holiday, we have to wait another week, we fly out on the 13th.

Polly

Don't foreget your Brolly and a Cagoule will not take up to much space in your baggage but are handy to have at this time of the year.....Hope there not used......enjoy

We were there last May and didn't need a broly when it rained, could have done with a boat the one day it did rain but we were very nicely sitting in the Bonjour while it came down like stair rods lol

duffaire wrote:We were there last May and didn't need a broly when it rained, could have done with a boat the one day it did rain but we were very nicely sitting in the Bonjour while it came down like stair rods lol

So were we in Bonjour but in September when the weather was bad - Im not sure whether it was Turbo or one of the others who took someone back to their hotel under a beach brolly

We'll all keep our fingers and toes crossed for you!!!