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Postby Brighteyes » 17 Jun 2009 09:55

Hi Guys

Myself and my husband are off to icmeler on the 6th July! Although we have been to icmeler many times before we have always stayed at the Marti Half board! This time we are going self catering! We are going for 14 days and hoping to take £1400, do you think that will be enough??

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Postby reesy1959 » 17 Jun 2009 10:04

Myself and my Husband always go self catering and we take £100 per day, this covers all trips, food, drinks and shopping.

This year we didnt do any trips and came home with £200 so I should say its more than enough.

I will say though that we dont hold back and we do like a drink.
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Postby Brighteyes » 17 Jun 2009 10:07

Thanks! We won't hold back either, we save all year round for our holiday, so when we are in icmeler we like to eat well, drink lots, and do plenty of shopping! When did you get back?

Can you recommend any restaurants? And snack bars on the beach for lunch??
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Postby rachel06 » 17 Jun 2009 10:24

I would say that's more than enough. We are going in 10 days and will be taking £800 with us for the two weeks for two people. We're going s/c and will probably have breakfast and most lunches in the apartment but will be eating out and drinking lots in the evenings. We usually bring some back too.

If we were at home we'd never spend that much in two weeks going out for meals every night and the odd bits of food shopping that we will need to buy.

I won't be buying many souveniers this year though, mainly because we've got everything from previous trips to icmeler but also because of the weight restrictions.
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Postby redrhino12 » 17 Jun 2009 10:26

Brighteyes at lunchtime try the Erdam on the sea front.
Inexpensive meals snacks and sweets while looking out to sea.

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Postby Katiehutchinson_1991 » 17 Jun 2009 10:54

yeah for 2 people that should be enough
it depends what you want to do
and if you want to go on any trips or not
meals are quite cheap and the cost of living is much cheaper than in the UK
hope this helps
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Postby Glen » 17 Jun 2009 10:54

Just to back up what Red Rhino said we used this cafe a couple of times last week and also last year. Great service and good priced snacks and drinks with great views thrown in for free !!
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Postby kejoed » 17 Jun 2009 12:58

Hello I can strongly recommend eating (at least once) at " Champagne"
not too far from the Dolmus terminus I say as always try the Fried Ice Cream Yummy
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Postby sheepy » 17 Jun 2009 13:24

I'd definately say that was enough.

For three of us, for eating out, I budget £50 a day - spend no-where near this amount, but best to overestimate I always think :wink:
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Postby jeffg » 17 Jun 2009 13:56

reesy1959 wrote:Myself and my Husband always go self catering and we take £100 per day, this covers all trips, food, drinks and shopping.

This year we didnt do any trips and came home with £200 so I should say its more than enough.

I will say though that we dont hold back and we do like a drink.


Mary would never have believed you liked a drink lol but we agree £100 per day is normally sufficient
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Postby Katiehutchinson_1991 » 17 Jun 2009 13:56

what does the fried ice cream taste like ?
always liked the look of it and wanted to try it but never have
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Postby adewolves » 17 Jun 2009 14:15

Went for 1st time last year sc, and we spent 2 grand, but there was 2 kids with us...so 1400 should easily be enough, we never scrimped on anything, ate out nearly all the time, and drank way to much, yes by the way I never tried the fried ice cream what the hell is it. Please dont say ice cream fried. :wink:
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Postby Sue » 17 Jun 2009 15:49

we spent 850 between 2 of us a few weeks ago
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Postby *Becki* » 17 Jun 2009 15:54

Deep fried ice-cream is a must!!
You would think it would not taste nice but absoultly gorgeous. I first tried it in Majestic along the canal never tasted one better than their's!!
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Postby Katiehutchinson_1991 » 17 Jun 2009 16:16

aw thanks for your reply
i think i will give it a go this year sounds good :)
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Postby reesy1959 » 17 Jun 2009 20:37

jeffg wrote:
reesy1959 wrote:Myself and my Husband always go self catering and we take £100 per day, this covers all trips, food, drinks and shopping.

This year we didnt do any trips and came home with £200 so I should say its more than enough.

I will say though that we dont hold back and we do like a drink.


Mary would never have believed you liked a drink lol but we agree £100 per day is normally sufficient


If you have any money left over after your next hol Jeff, just leave it with Vince for me and Phill, looks like 8th Oct is our next hol.
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Postby rachel06 » 13 Jul 2009 08:14

We've just got back and we spent £650 for two adults for 2 weeks, we had a couple of breakfasts out and ate out every night. Drank lots and bought a few bits and pieces, i think it's our cheapest icmeler holiday yet
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