AntalyaTurkey, the cost of Shopping and Eating (Expats, Nomads, and Tourism, Antalya 2022)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In today's video we shop for clothes, food and visit multiple restaurants in Antalya Turkey. We show you where to shop to find the deals and prices to expect when visiting this beautiful city. The city of Antalya is a bustling beach city of 2,500,000, which is a popular tourist destination, as well as a year round favorite Expat location. The average US Retiree on Social Security receives $1,550 a month, and a couple on Social Security receives over $2,500 a month. Ms. Greene spends around $800.00 a month. A US Expat living on Social Security can expect a great standard of living in Turkey when compared to the living costs in the US.
Currently Turkey is a tremendous value for Expats with income from abroad, the exchange rate when this vide was made was 13.6 Turkish Lira to the US Dollar.
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The enjoyable thing about your videos is that you take the time to display the prices. It gives your viewers the chance to see how affordable a place is. Right about now Turkey really appears tantalizing both as a tourist and a resident wannabe. In a way you two are good ambassadors in promoting Turkey. I just can’t get enough and I wish you could show more of your tours.
We love doing the tours, unfortunately they are our least viewed 😢. We still do them, mostly for our own history knowing most viewers are only watching the cost of living videos, we will someday look back at those tourist and adventure experiences in disbelief. Thanks for watching 😁
I like that too. You display the prices and all of your videos are very interesting.
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Enjoyed you’re vid. When The shops don’t displays prices that means you can haggle with the shop keeper fir the best price. It’s cultural way to shop in some shops.
We will be back in that area again this year so thank you for that information.
When we visit Turkey, we buy a lot of clothing and dried fruits to take back to the US. Our favorite clothing stores are LC Waikiki, Kip, Mado, Adil Işik, Network, Yargici, Ipek Yol. Dried fruits stores are Malatya Pazari, Tuğba, Ağam, etc. Everything is quality cheap and great service. Everything is so good that we make two trips per year to Turkey. We don’t waste our time and money anymore going to any other place in Europe or the US. BTW, we are not originally from Turkey.
I'm surprised you're allowed to bring that food back into the US.
@@rubytuesday9539 You can bring back dried fruits and nuts. That's why they sell them also in the duty-free shops in the airport.
Turkey is definitely a place to get great deals and great quality.
Erdogan is a big PRESIDENT!!!
How are the prices for the boots ? Are there enough store in the antalya's old bazar to buy boots ?
You did me great service with this prices vlog, thank you
Thanks we appreciate your response 😁
Love your videos! Can’t wait to visit Turkey!
Thank you for the kind words! It’s a fabulous country. I think we might just have to spend a fourth winter in a row down there next year!
Just watched your video right before going to Antalya! Great job guys!
Thank you for watching us ☺️ enjoy Antalya.
I like it this guys video
Thanks for watching 😁
Thanks for sharing video, Julie would look with any dress. The first hat looks good on you, Warren. Thanks again for the tour.
Our pleasure, I agree with you about Julie’s dress and I thought the hat looked pretty cool myself.
@@WarrenJulieTravel yes, sorry about missing the word GREAT with any dress, but the true is obvious you make a great couple.
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Did you visit Marmaris? do come visit, my husband and I are currently residing here, we are Californians, we will be happy to show you around
We may at some point. It’s not on our schedule yet.
Great work guys! Really enjoying your videos and finding them very helpful 👍
Thanks, we love hearing that. 😁
wow
Thanks 😊
I love your videos.you always show the prices. It looks like Antalya is cheaper than Istanbul. Thanks for that nice video please tell us next time how you find a long term flat/place
www.sahibinden.com/ this website has rentals but it’s only available in Turkey, a vpn may work.
Thank you!!! I enjoyed your video and I love guys!!!
Thanks so much, we are glad you’re watching 😊
Omg, the groceries are so affordable!
Antalya has very affordable prices on fruits and vegetables especially if you are living on USD etc.
Hey guys, I heard today that there may be blackouts coming to Turkey due to natural gas issues.
Those prices are pretty incredible. The people seem very friendly. Cheers!
We haven’t experienced any issues with power where we are. We were at a restaurant near Lara, the other day and the power went off for about five seconds and rebooted. Not sure what caused it.
I am Turkish and Antalya is my hometown that we dont have any problem like blackouts
@@solitsegunes9419 this is a report similar to ones I'd seen before. Apparently the blackouts were imposed on businesses and not households. Perhaps these reports are not accurate? Seems most news we hear now is not entirely true.
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Awesome blog you show things very nicely
Thanks we appreciate you watching 😁
Great video, we're going in a few days so nice to know what to expect for prices etc
Yes turky Istanbul nice tour ilove
Thanks for watching 😁
The desert name is kunafe. Its origin from Palestine-Jordan-Iraq.
It was good. 👍
Nice video. One thing I detested about Turkey, particularly the touristy areas was the unethical business practices and the shameless thievery in restaurants! It really turned me off.
Fortunately, even when they are taking advantage, it’s typically less than would be paid in many countries. I also just want to pay the same as the next guy, especially when buying off a priced menu.
hey beautiful couple, i miss not seeing you in cuenca, LOL had you in my mind so i came looking for you. wow this is a beautiful city, i looked it up on the map and was able to see exactly where you were by looking at the name of that restaurant, LOL, amazing!!
Thanks for checking in on our channel, ♥️ we hope all is well in Cuenca. 😁
13:00 Anything is going to look good on Julie including this 😍
Haha! I agree 💯
Great video! I wouldn't like to be over-charged either. That outfit was nice, but would be huge on little Julie. Can't wait to go there.
Thanks, I’d still like to see her in it 😂
Hope you get the chance to come here.
You won't be spending more you have to barter for your goods you decide a good price and stick with it it will still be double what it's worth 😎👍
We are working on learning this technique.
@@WarrenJulieTravel there's lots of videos of fake designer markets where the true price is clearly shown 👍
Yes Warren buy the hats, one for every week! 😂 I think something a bit taller and in green.
😁😂 I’m sure I can get one made here! 😂😂
Those prices are expensive. Onions turn to be ~ .4 TL for 1 kg
You also should avoid to film prior entering a restaurant as you show yourselves as tourists, so unscrupulous people inflate their prices. This is a rule!
Don't focus on bad behaviors and enjoy your stay in Turkey as there is so much to discover
Have you guys already visited Portugal? If not is it on your bucket list?
We will eventually, probably not until 2023 however. We are looking at Armenia, Georgia, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, and Poland as targets this year.
Thanks a lot wonderful family....can't wait to see your future videos in Portugal...Question. can you explain how the money withdrawals and american banks credit cards work there?🙏🙏🇱🇷🇱🇷
Lovely
Thanks 😊
Thanks for the upload.. Really informative.
Will be visiting March 2022.
Hope you enjoy your visit 👍
@@WarrenJulieTravel Many Thanks
how was your trip?
@@briananisa4595 It was really good.. Had an amazing time.
Would definitely recommend. 👍
@@jerome7794 that's great to hear! Any recommendations?
I’m visiting Antalya in June near the Crown Plaza hotel and wanted to see what we could eat and do? Lovely video btw
Thanks 👍😊
thank you for this video its so helpful
We appreciate you watching 😊
Did you guys fly to antalya? I’m looking at going in April. We currently live in Belgrade. Thanks
No, we drove to Turkey.
Je trouve votre vidéo épatante et bien expliquée
Merci
PS, pourriez vous me donner quelques adresses de restaurants, de magasins de vêtements, chaussures, sacs à main ect.....
Bonne continuation
I hope you guys are enjoying your time in Turkey. We are following your travels and We have a question. We have a small dog Yorkie which is 6 years old and weights about 6 pound, we are thinking about traveling to Turkey, do you think our dog can take the 13 hours flight from Los Angeles to Istanbul? Did you have any difficulties finding a place to stay with your dogs? Please share your experience with us specially you have 2 dogs. Thanks
I just saw your email, I’ll paste my response here also:
How long do you plan to spend in Turkey? If it’s a short trip you may not want to go through the travel hassle. You need to contact a USDA vet and get your pet an international health certificate for Turkey specific requirements. We brought our dogs through Serbia and obtained EU pet passports in Bulgaria for them, we have been crossing land borders ever since. I’d only bring your Yorkie if it’s allowed in the cabin. Unfortunately Arya has grown since we left Ecuador and came to Europe, cabin flights are no longer options for her, so we stay on the ground driving through Europe. We’ll only fly her if it’ll be a long duration to another continent. She has a fear of extreme darkness and would be a basket case if put in cargo.
Anyhow, I hope this helps.
Best,
Warren
PS. Katie is half Yorkie and half Chihuahua.
What are the temps now? In your opinion, other than seasonal temps, could you comment on likes/dislikes( overall comparison) between Antalya and Manta, Ecuador. I've been studying and preparing to retire to Manta for near 10 years. But now, in the last year, I've been investigating Antalya. And I must say, other than the kitchens and temp fluctuation, Antalya is changing my mind. Thoughts on the ground, if you have time, or a commentary video? Thanks for sharing your life.
I suggest you visit both. Both countries are nice with very different realities. Speaking specifically to Manta compared to Antalya, I think Antalya is safer, cheaper, has better infrastructure, and great cuisine options. The weather in the winter is typically in the 50’s but we’ve had some 70+ days recently as well as some low 40’s. I think Manta will be hotter than Antalya 8 months of the year, with the Antalya Summer being hotter. The Manta beach will have waves and some softer sand, it’s a personal choice to make. Turkey has greatly exceeded my expectations to be honest.
Hi, I have a question for you guys, did you travel from United States to Turkish 🇹🇷 with your pets?
We traveled by land with our dogs into Turkey, we came from New York to Serbia when we left the United States for Europe.
Great job.
Thanks 😊
Whenever I go I try to avoid tourists places and go for old town where local live .
What month year was this video was filmed?? Like your videos ✌🏼🇺🇸
Three days ago.
the last dessert called Künefe
Thanks 😊
it cracks me up when you asked for the prices of Viagra. :P
😂😂😂 I thought it would be useful for some viewers 😂😂
where exactly is this little clothes shop please,any landmarks etc or even direction would be fantastic never been turkey before,any help would be great thanks
Are you asking about where we bought our athletic wear?
How are the prices for the boots ? Are there enough store in the antalya's old bazar to buy boots ?
There are countless shoe shops throughout Antalya.
Thanks ☺️
At the time of commenting it is now 18 TRY to 1 USD
I noticed it has changed a lot.
Anyone knows what’s the weather will be on 19th till 26th February?
Mid 60’s in the day, mid 40’s at night Fahrenheit or 18 in the day 7 at night Celsius
Please mention where the store location please
We will try to remember to make notes .
well well!?!---viagra for 12$...good to know!!! forget about hte clothes and hats! I'm coming, wait for me Antalya, we will love eachother!!!
beside this - I am sampling prices for turkey (especially Antalya/Alanya) for preparing a self-made price-index (cos: I do not believe in the official stats (accounts & statistics) .
Thank You guys for sharing this intersting and relevant vid - very good done!
Thanks we appreciate your input and watching 😁
Do most shops accept card payments?
Yes, the vast majority do.
@@WarrenJulieTravel thanks
Sorry the camara is moved around to fast.
We are working on this.
Thanks you for this video
I'm never been in antalya
Can you to give me some addresses for the places where I can eat and buy some closes.......
Merci
We left in late March but are returning to Turkey in October.
The clothing prices are reasonable compared to the US. But are the name brand items authentic or are they knock offs???
Honestly they seem authentic, there are a lot of name brand factories in Turkey, so I’m preferring to believe the pricing is due to proximity. Tags and everything are there, but I’m not guaranteeing authenticity.
@@WarrenJulieTravel thanks for the prompt reply. I enjoy your videos.
@@msvice5940 thanks for watching 😁
Turkey is a country with a highly developed textile industry. Most of the famous European clothing brands produce in Turkey, so the product prices are cheap.
Not technically “authentic” but quite often made in the same factory
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Is there knowledge of gluten free?
Yes, there are gluten-free options that can be found.
Is it easy to purchase property in Turkey? Also, is the process easy for Kotor?
The process is fairly simple in both countries. I would have you contact with the realtors we used her and Turkey for any in-depth questions that we didn’t cover in the videos. Also I’d have you reach out to some of our realtor contacts in Montenegro for any questions there as well. When we bought in Montenegro it was pretty simple, we hired a local attorney to make sure paperwork was all done properly.
@@WarrenJulieTravel thanks. We are travelling to Kotor later this year to have a look around and assess the place first. We do like the idea of planting multiple flags around the world.
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Thanks 😊
I hope you did not buy that black fes hat which you tried after brown börk. That black hat for women :)
Lol 😂 no I didn’t 👍
You should of bought the first Turkish hat then wore it to bed to annoy Julie.
I may still do that 😁👍
I think Warren is overdoing it on the love tea these days. Either that or the dog bed around his neck is a bit snug. Poor Julie. #taser
That love tea is good stuff 😁😂😂 Julie and I cracked up about the dog bed around my neck 😂😂😂
Warren, what are your thoughts on the recent market meltdown. Are you sticking with your stock picks or have you changed things up?
Hello! is Antalya VEGAN friendly?
You can find options that most restaurants. There is a vegan restaurant that I have not tried yet in the old town.
a moncler jacket for £18 😂no wayy nah it cant be thats wayyyy too cheap for a designer wth ay im coming Antalya tommorow to buy out her designers tommorow if thats the case cause aint no way im spending £800 on no moncler in great british pounds lol
İn Antalya
Yes
Im in Antalya
If you have time you can come to my house and ı can make a good dishes and tea coffee whatever you need you can be my guest 🥰🥰🥰
Feel free to email us, perhaps we can meet for tea or coffee. Warrenjulietravel@gmail.com
If you come to Ozdilek Shopping Mall i can oick
You up or we can drink somethings my home is also available for staying to become my guest
Julie needs to live a little for her man 🙄🤣
Sounds great to me 😂
Turks love to negotiate with price if the price is 100 lira you say 50 they say 80 and you negotiate to 65, that is in turkish culture i know that for you that is odd
Yeah, honestly it feels weird haggling for such low priced items. Give me a fair price for what I need and I’ll pay it. The vendor needs to make a living, but I want to pay the same price as the next person.
If you go to the stores where normal people shop, you will get quality products at the price it deserves. If you shop in the tourist areas of Barcelona, Paris, London or any city, you will always overpay. We went on a vacation to France, at a cosmetics store in Paris, when I handed the seller the money on the price tag, my friend spoke Turkish. Realizing that we were tourists, the seller demanded more money from us, saying that this price is not for tourists.
@@solitsegunes9419
Ne alakası var kardeşim ?. LC Waikiki'den, Zara'dan veya adidas'tan alışveriş yapınca pazarlık mı yapıyorlar ?. Turistlerin gittiği yerlerden alışveriş yaptıkları için dolandırılıyorlar. En kalitesiz, en ucuz malı en yüksek fiyattan alıyorlar. Bu durum dünyanın her yerinde aynı. Turistik mağazalar zaten kayıt dışı, faturasız satış yapıyorlar, vergi ödemiyorlar ki. Ayrıca paraya ihtiyacı var dediğin adamlar milyonlar kazanıyor.
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Lol y’all are dressed like there should be snow on the ground..
It’s actually been a cold January here. We had some warm sunny days, but we also had the first snow here in 29 years. Most the day of this video was near freezing.
Yours videos are too long. Split it at half.
You can watch half, and come back later and watch half 👍😁🤔