Survivor Jeep Safari

I wish we had looked at the reviews here. It was said that the water war is forbidden on the country road, forbidden in the city. It was said that we will take a break to get water. They gathered all the pistols at the place where the break was given. In order to sell the photos taken, they kept them waiting for 1.5 hours by the mud pool and did not take them even though they were promised in Yakakent. We paid 30 TL for the gun that we couldn't get, and they finally take out a hat and ask for a bet. They see it like a goose. Guides "No, I have pharyngitis, I am not well." It's getting chilled. Oh, I say STAY AWAY!

We joined the tour as 4 friends. In the morning, the guide makes the necessary explanations at the meeting area and you set off. You should definitely rent a water gun or you won't be able to enjoy it. You are full of water that day. After the water fight, you visit the canyon and the waterfall and the food is eaten. Meals were also pretty good. If you want to visit many places and have fun in 1 day, join the survivor safari. We would like to thank Mr. Emrah and his team for their interest.

They see it as a goose to be plucked. Never choose. Never look at the beautiful Jeeps. I joined another jeepsafari last year, wish I had gone there. They sell sea shoes for 50 TL, room laylon. These wars are very few. We had a chance to compare because we participated before. They said the price of the photos is 300 TL. They did not go down for 1 cent. What is it? They are working as a company. It's not like any other jeepsafari. They waited idly in the mud bath to sell photos. I do not recommend it at all, do not waste it in vain on an activity that you have a holiday once a year. Definitely don't go

The program was not bad, but it has a lot of extras that are not spoken on the phone. For example, they sold slippers to the people because you can't walk in the secretkent waterfall because they would slip, for 50 liras, whereas they rent them for 5 liras by the waterfall, and the water is fine, I walked with normal slippers. They rent water guns for 30 liras, but you can buy them in other markets for 15-20 liras. They give you 30 liras so that the phone is not waterproof, but you can find all kinds of things outside for 15-20 liras. So if you outsource them, you won't pay extra :) Finally, they try to show the photos they took after the activities and sell them, which corresponds to a loss of 1-2 hours, so you wait in vain.

We planned to take a boat tour, but they convinced us for a safari. We attended with our two little girls. We paid 100 TL per person, children were free. They picked us up from the hotel at 8.30 in the morning and dropped us off at the hotel at 18.00 in the evening. They toured the places to visit throughout the day. There are places with an extra entrance fee, yes, unfortunately, there may be some extra fees, but they say all of them in the first place. It was a fun, flowing tour that did not slow down from the point of departure. only at the end of the day, when they took us to the mud bath equestrian place, we wasted two hours of rest for nothing. Prices depending on the venue were very high. That's my only complaint. Apart from that, both our tour guide and my car driver were people who constantly gave information about brother Kadir. it was a fun tour. thanks

When we arrived at the meeting point in the morning, we started with the initial speech of the guide with the marketing of slippers for 50 TL, phone protectors for 30 TL, water guns for 30 TL (rental), and this information is not given beforehand. You know that you can rent slippers for a small amount of money at the travel point, and there is an inflated price for other equipment (foreign tourists already give it, but they don't care if our own people are exploited). Food, entertainment and travel was good.

Due to the holiday, the prices were increased. They rent the water guns they give for 30 TL. You can buy it yourself from the market for 15-20 TL, likewise, everything is very expensive. Normally, while other tours are fighting water everywhere, when you come to the secret city in this tour, the water war ends and water weapons are not given again. Their drivers are generally good, but some drivers' attitudes are not good, they say "sit down". Yakapark and caves, which are among the route traveled during the tour, have been removed from the tour.

The most important reason for us to prefer Survivor jeep safari was that it was the only company we saw that used jeep style vehicles. Other companies usually use modified vehicles from minibuses. In general, I can say that we are satisfied. The most annoying point was that they rented water guns for water wars for 30 TL. Most of them are in bad condition after being used many times, they sell brand new ones for 25 TL, maybe there are even cheaper ones. It came to our inexperience and unfortunately we became victims of this opportunism. Other tour companies said that there are water guns in the vehicle, they really give it free, I don't know if this company is just renting, but it is a shame to rent something bought for 20-25 TL for 30 TL, it is opportunistic. You buy it yourself and go. Also, most vehicles had a lot more water than ours. While we had 2 buckets, there were those who said that there were 6 buckets of water in their vehicle, which they could not finish often anyway. We ran out of water, we sat and watched them wet us, we just need to be careful about this. When we explained the situation, we looked at our faces and passed, thanks to the guide. In short, we had some problems related to water wars due to opportunism and lack of planning. When this is the case, it can get out of fun and become frustrating, because that's why attention should be paid. Other than that, we were generally satisfied with the drivers. The youngest was ours. He shared his loudspeaker with us. We thank him.