Icmeler Online Holiday Forum & Reviews - Turkey

Hiya I haven't been to Icmeler since 09 and friends have told me about price increases plus this the first time going with no parents. So i was wondering, how much lira would i need roughly a day when I am self catering? How much are drinks out there at the minute?

the last time i went was 2010,I,ve never spend more than 70 pounds a day which is about 190 liras in todays exchange rate,and its alot better than 2 are 3 years ago and that is for my wife and myself........I was getting about 2.40 then today you should get above 2.70 ,so despite inflation you should still be o.k. with around 70 to 80 pounds.........unless you do drink a real lot.

I was planning on only taking enough for 100 lira a day :/

100 lira per day for yourself should be OK.

Price wise, vodka and mixer about 8 lira, beer 5 lira, wine 8 lira, soft drink 3 lira. Meals wise, set menue 20 lira, snack 7 lira brekkie 7 lira

Stewart

I would say you'll be fine with that, we spent roughly £65 a day between 2 of us including trips and lots of shopping, tattoo's and other stuff - basically had a very nice time on that amount - half that for one and you're about at 100tl

Hi, it really does depend on how much you like to drink, and how much you eat out.
My husband and i, buy duty free Vodka and Bacardi at Dalaman, eat out every night, usually set meal, sometimes have brekkie or a lunch snack, do 3 or 4 trips, bring usual souveniers home, a small amount of other shopping, and we budget on 100 lira for both of us a day.
Cant wait till this Sept when we return

that's great really appreciate it, only nine days till im up in the air now can't wait

elissa I thought you meant for 3 adults,if you only mean only yourself then 100 lira should be fine.but i,d still take a little extra 100 lira is about 36 pounds...hope you have a lovely time

My budget was 92 Lira per day (I exchanged £500) for the two weeks... this is ample!
Unless of course, you want to go mad and buy lots of fake designer handbags, shirts, jewellery etc...

In fact you'd probably, if careful, be able to live on less than that!