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Antalya

region | 2022-10-01
Turkey - Antalya

We already saw the Mediterranean from Spain, Gibraltar, France, Italy, Greece, Malta, Lebanon, and Morocco. This time, we decided to see how it looked from the Turkish perspective. Surprisingly, it appears to be the same. But, of course, cultural differences are big and very interesting. Excellent food is one of the first things that comes to mind, followed by hospitality and, finally, warranted sunshine. I guess these are the main reasons why the Antalya coast is so crowded almost year-round.

“Rhein II” by Andreas Gursky… oh, I mean “Mediterania I” by Deividas
Traditional Turkish ceramic coasters
Boats wait for tourists in the morning.

The nearest big city was Alanya. Lots of shops, lots of restaurants and lots of tourists. In any case, a pleasant way to spend the evening, let’s take a walk along the long coastal promenade

Bench for two cats
Alanya
Open water infrastructure
Taxi button
Remember landlines?
Alanya Castle

Side is a much smaller and nicer town on the coast. The old part is exclusively touristic. Ruins are visible at every turn. It was very interesting to see the town of Ancient city of Side with the remains of the old theater.

Testi Kebab – an Anatolian speciality prepared in a clay pot or jug
Voyage voyage
Sade port
Sunset
Must be so crowded in high season..
Nice, isn’t it?
Turgut Özal
ATM forest
Landline phone.. who use them today?
Belly dance, and it reminds me of Egypt
I can’t see if it’s Canon or Nikon.
Quite expensive but always good Turkish coffee
It took us several evenings to find at least one small, cozy, and reasonably priced hotel among all the gigantic ones. But it was worth time we invested
..and soon we are on the way home
TUBS, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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TRIPS

2023
West Africa II 2023
Iberian Peninsula 2023
West Africa 2023
Central America 2023
2022
Andes 2022
Northwest Europe 2022
Malay Archipelago III 2022
Malay Archipelago II 2022
Anatolia Mountains 2022
Iberian Peninsula 2022
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North France-West Rhine Area 2022

archaeology (3) climb (72) food (2) hike (71) p30 (6) p100 (9) p300 (8) p600 (13) p1000 (5) p1500 (34) ribu (4) sight (35) summary (11) ultra (34)

843 km walked, 65 330 m climbed

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