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'I visited Turkey for holiday – but was left devastated the second I arrived'
dailyrecord.co.ukThe excitement of boarding a plane for a sunny getaway turned into disappointment for many people travelling to Turkey.Visitors dreaming of sun-kissed relaxation, cocktails and poolside leisure in Marmaris were faced with an unwelcoming surprise.
As per a TikTok user @marmarislovers, the usually sunny destination has been plagued by relentless rain this month.British holidaymakers hoping for a tan have been dismayed by the weather's betrayal.A recent viral video from the account details the bleak forecast: "Heavy rain and thunder for two days coming then three days nice weather, and another three days of storm Marmaris." The footage shows a deluge that has tourists ditching their swimwear for rain gear.Further posts on the account depict scenes straight out of a monsoon: a tempestuous Dalaman Airport, inundated streets in Marmaris, and deserted hotels and bars far cries from their usual bustling selves.With comments suggesting that "winter season has arrived early", this is a stark contrast to the usual climatic expectations for September.
Typically a perfect month for a visit to Marmaris, the dreary conditions have caught many off-guard.Those keen on chasing the sunshine should note that experts usually recommend travelling to Marmaris between June and September, with July typically boasting sizzling averages of 35C.September is expected to bring average high temperatures of 32C, with the mercury dipping to a comfortable 22C at night.The video capturing the unexpected weather has racked up over 2,000 views, leaving viewers astonished.
Brits are typically unaccustomed to witnessing stormy conditions in holiday hotspots like Turkey.One viewer commented: "Thank God I'm arriving on the 26th September.
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