In our last post, we wrote about our little stroll to Fethiye’s Lycian rock tombs and the final push up the stone steps to the largest tomb; that of Amyntas. It was a pleasantly warm, sunny day but, when you’re trudging uphill, ‘pleasantly warm’ soon turns into ‘hot and sweaty’ and by the time we …
“When we get to Saklıkent Gorge, some friends have told us to go to this restaurant over the bridge for lunch because it’s only 10 lira and it’s really good,” enthused our friends as we sat on the dolmuş, waiting to leave Fethiye. “The only thing is, you’ve got to get there before the jeep …
Mozaik Bahçe – serving up tasty kebabs and other delicious dishes from the Hatay kitchen. And all of available in a little pedestrianised corner of Fethiye. Over the years, this restaurant has become hugely popular with tourists looking for some flavoursome regional cuisine – and Hatay cuisine is certainly a favourite; making it onto the …
We just cannot go to Cin Bal barbecue restaurant in Kayköy near Fethiye and
not order tandır, slow cooked lamb
Fethiye fish market; one of the town’s most famous tourist attractions. A popular night out, a lunch spot for lots of locals – and also one of our favourite places for doing our food shopping, too. Yes, Fethiye fish market and the surrounding shops and stalls have a special draw for us. So let us …
After the Çalış sunset falls we head to the far end of the beach to The
Tents for traditional Turkish music and dancing
Cafe Pazar is 100 metres down the main road from Çalış market. They
specialise in very cold Efes beer, great for thirst quenching in the mad
heat