Turkiye is breathtaking ! We have been many times along both the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. It never gets old Love the pace of the small towns and the beauty of its architecture. Also, we want to mention how Julia's sister looks so happy traveling with you guys. Is she enjoying it ? Nice Video , Well done.🥰 Hope you guys doing ok. Be well. Stay Healthy.🙏 from Harriet, Jim and Yuki
Splendid journey with you. That part of Turkey is stunning. Good idea to avoid the BIG, and they are big, sprawling cities; villages are far and few between; smaller towns are not frequent either in my memory from our travels by car around the country. Fab photography. Whoa the wedding photo! Sweet! There's so much more to explore. Can't wait for the next vlog post! Hugs from France.
It's great to be able to accompany you on this move to Side. I didn't know anything about this area of Turkey. Yes, I had seen the photos you posted weeks ago on Patreon, there I found out for the first time about the existence of Ayvalik, Datca and Kas. I hope to be able to travel around Turkey with time to see so many interesting things. Much love to both of you.
Beautiful video as always and the bit where the poor lady at the beach, (behind Matt 12:10 ), just trying to get in or out of her knickers with your camera fully trained on her is hilarious. I think she was quite conscious of you guys recording in her direction at that moment. lol
Turkey is absolutely stunning. I love the harbor areas and the older buildings and shops. Great to see your pics from 2014. Can't wait to see more. Be safe! Btw I love the old cobble roads as bumpy as they are. lol
I really like when you are walking around the market in this video that you have all the natural sounds instead of some other music overlay. I actually would enjoy the natural background sounds in all your videos. I always love seeing where you are walking or driving, but I find myself enjoying it less when there is a music or rhythm soundtrack added.
Great video! I enjoy watching your videos. They are very entertaining, educational and well put together. It gives the viewer a sense of being there. I am from the USA and teach English as a second/foreign language and I have taught many people from Turkiye. I look forward to the day when I will be able to visit myself. Keep up the great work!
Photodump at the end!!! Thanks for always inspiring travelling tips, and you do really have inspring travel tours to hop on to, listed on your webbpage!
Now I'm a Greekophile through and through, in particular Kefalonia, but this has actually put Turkey back on my radar. I've only visited once and that was Hisaronu, which was so touristy it put me off completely, which was wrong I know. Watching your video has made me realise that there is so much more to see, but as a solo female traveller, I'm a bit nervous. Going to do some research and see what happens.
Amazing video and great tour. Turkey is truly a beautiful country and the coastal towns are nice tourist places where to spend lovely days. Thank you very much for this awesome video 🍀🌻🪻🍀
Thanks for showing us this beautiful part of Turkey. I really enjoyed seeing your wedding picture. What a cute, joyous and innocent looking newly wed couple. It's great knowing how much you have grown and succeeded in your lives. You unknowingly have inspired many people to take the risk and follow your dreams. Enjoy your summer. 🫂❤️🙏🕊
Ohhhh! Kastellorizo!! Where the beautiful film MEDITERRANEO was filmed!! Have you watched it? I encourage you to do so!! Lovely video guys, grat work! Thank you!!
Datca is a slightly less touristic place. This area is surrounded by nature, away from noise pollution and preferred especially by retired middle-aged people.
Close the toll roads in google maps and drive around the normal roads. Dont worry they are still good yet toll roads are far away from the many beautiful places. You are missing a lot of places because of these roads 😅 Enjoy ..
Matt & Julia. Can you visit: Osmanağa, Greek Orthodox Church of Ayia Efimia, Mühürdar Cd. No:27, 34714 Kadıköy/İstanbul, Türkiye. It has a connection to the 4th Ecumenical Council 451AD. I would love to see something. I think it’s very close to your apartment?
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One of my dream trips is to drive from Istanbul down the Aegean coastline. Thank you for taking us with you!!
there are no ships from Greece for instubul. you can find it from Turkish ports, not from the Aegean Sea
@@nikosnikos8184she’s not talking about ships, also there are ships/ferries from Istanbul to the Aegean Turkish cities.
Turkiye is breathtaking ! We have been many times along both the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. It never gets old Love the pace of the small towns and the beauty of its architecture.
Also, we want to mention how Julia's sister looks so happy traveling with you guys. Is she enjoying it ? Nice Video , Well done.🥰 Hope you guys doing ok. Be well. Stay Healthy.🙏
from Harriet, Jim and Yuki
Splendid journey with you. That part of Turkey is stunning. Good idea to avoid the BIG, and they are big, sprawling cities; villages are far and few between; smaller towns are not frequent either in my memory from our travels by car around the country. Fab photography. Whoa the wedding photo! Sweet! There's so much more to explore. Can't wait for the next vlog post! Hugs from France.
I really enjoy watching your videos. They make me happy. God bless & love from Azerbaijan!
Datcha peninsula is a hidden gem. No crowds and sea is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing your trip with us and enjoy the VW 😊
Datça is Name therefore you can not as Datcha rename!
It's great to be able to accompany you on this move to Side. I didn't know anything about this area of Turkey. Yes, I had seen the photos you posted weeks ago on Patreon, there I found out for the first time about the existence of Ayvalik, Datca and Kas. I hope to be able to travel around Turkey with time to see so many interesting things. Much love to both of you.
Beautiful video as always and the bit where the poor lady at the beach, (behind Matt 12:10 ), just trying to get in or out of her knickers with your camera fully trained on her is hilarious. I think she was quite conscious of you guys recording in her direction at that moment. lol
Such scenic and beautiful areas. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Turkey is absolutely stunning. I love the harbor areas and the older buildings and shops. Great to see your pics from 2014. Can't wait to see more. Be safe! Btw I love the old cobble roads as bumpy as they are. lol
I really like when you are walking around the market in this video that you have all the natural sounds instead of some other music overlay. I actually would enjoy the natural background sounds in all your videos. I always love seeing where you are walking or driving, but I find myself enjoying it less when there is a music or rhythm soundtrack added.
Your videos are always relaxing. Thanks for your hard work putting them together.
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Wow ..this part of turkey is absolutely stunning...I would love to visit here ...thanks for the vlog ❤❤
Great video! I enjoy watching your videos. They are very entertaining, educational and well put together. It gives the viewer a sense of being there. I am from the USA and teach English as a second/foreign language and I have taught many people from Turkiye. I look forward to the day when I will be able to visit myself. Keep up the great work!
Thanks again for taking us along. I need to get to Turkey, I think I'm going to like it! ❤❤
I've been watching y'all for several years; I feel like y'all are part of my family. Thank you for all of the great content!
Thank you for sharing your journey with me ❤❤
Thank you for joining 😘🙏🏼
Photodump at the end!!! Thanks for always inspiring travelling tips, and you do really have inspring travel tours to hop on to, listed on your webbpage!
Seen this, and more :) Next trip in Türkiye will be to the Black sea coast, probably first to the European side and continuing to Anatolian side.
Oooh nice, sounds beautiful 😍❤️
You made us explore new places and the vlog is super cool with much information about the hidden destinations. Love from Pakistan
Love to Pakistan! ❤️🙏🏼
Now I'm a Greekophile through and through, in particular Kefalonia, but this has actually put Turkey back on my radar. I've only visited once and that was Hisaronu, which was so touristy it put me off completely, which was wrong I know. Watching your video has made me realise that there is so much more to see, but as a solo female traveller, I'm a bit nervous. Going to do some research and see what happens.
Nice Video Troops, AND A GREAT PLACE THEM LITTLE TOWN LOOK, Man I Need To Pull My Finger Out And Get My Passport Renewed 🏴
Following along from Portland, Oregon, USA. I love watching your travels. Hope to see some of these places in person one day. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing video and great tour. Turkey is truly a beautiful country and the coastal towns are nice tourist places where to spend lovely days. Thank you very much for this awesome video 🍀🌻🪻🍀
Thanks for showing us this beautiful part of Turkey. I really enjoyed seeing your wedding picture. What a cute, joyous and innocent looking newly wed couple. It's great knowing how much you have grown and succeeded in your lives. You unknowingly have inspired many people to take the risk and follow your dreams. Enjoy your summer. 🫂❤️🙏🕊
I love seeing Julia’s sister 🫶
Awesome Awesome!!
Thanks for the escape today. A good one as always 😎😎😎
Ohhhh! Kastellorizo!! Where the beautiful film MEDITERRANEO was filmed!! Have you watched it? I encourage you to do so!! Lovely video guys, grat work! Thank you!!
I love your channel! Thank you for sharing your travels. 🤍
Turkey looks like heaven on earth 😊
Enjoying very much 😊waiting for more 😀
Love this video
Thank you😊😊😊
Looking great guys, enjoy 🥰👌
Did this in 2006. Istanbul - Ayvalik - Izmir - Istanbul then did a semester in Ankara and went down to Adana for a girl. Ended up staying for 4 years.
Haha, nice! You stayed in Adana for 4 years? 😘❤️
Wow super😂safe fantastic journeys.. Lots to see in Central Turkey 😊
Beautiful - you are beautiful people
Still journeying with you. ❤
Hi Matt and Julia, hope you are well. Just wondering how you got your visa and what are the different options for foreigners?
Hey 😌 We are currently in the process of getting a tourist IKAMET ❤️🙌🏼
I wish fewer people becomes aware of Datça. :(
Datca is a slightly less touristic place. This area is surrounded by nature, away from noise pollution and preferred especially by retired middle-aged people.
I could easily live there.
The area is soaked with history.
Turkish people also love cats and so do I.
Lera is back hurrah xxx
Nice!
Go to old Datca and Datca bay its more beautiful then new Data
See Dalyan Kalkan and other small twins along
I'll tell you why no other foreign tourists are around. It's because of the ridiculous prices of everything.
The prices were better there than Antalya etc 😘
Türkish Riviera is Great
Her sister is bomba devushka ❤
What a nice little town 😍 wish I can go one day
Go to drive to south east turkey!
We absolutely will do 😍
Yes and go drive to te border town of silopi.
With the car?
You missed Cunda?
Next time!
Close the toll roads in google maps and drive around the normal roads. Dont worry they are still good yet toll roads are far away from the many beautiful places. You are missing a lot of places because of these roads 😅 Enjoy ..
Haha, we only used them on the first day, then just annoyed with them 😅
Matt & Julia. Can you visit: Osmanağa, Greek Orthodox Church of Ayia Efimia, Mühürdar Cd. No:27, 34714 Kadıköy/İstanbul, Türkiye. It has a connection to the 4th Ecumenical Council 451AD. I would love to see something. I think it’s very close to your apartment?
Any jet ski rentals in Turkey?
I ❤ ekmek
Hlo. frnds. ,❤ , enjoyed ur v d o. & take care.
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I think Ayvali used to be a greek village around 1922.
Ottaman baby
Nice to see the normal, day-to-day life in Turkey. Julia's sister is probably the tallest person they've ever seen ^_^
she looks like a giant
Fun fact: the tallest man in the world actually lives in Turkey.
@@paolorossi8470also tallest woman is from Türkiye.
@@alihanhaydar8369 Yes, it's Rumeysa Gelgi.
duuuuuuuuuuuude... dont show these places to foreigners.. we want to keep them to ourselves, especially kaş 😂
Were the puppies being SOLD or RESCUED at the market?
How tall is your sister?
1,65
No range rover 😅
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Turkey, unique state in the world wich ban language, culture, music, dances....of kurds and other minorities in their Land. A state by racial ideology
Bu nasıl bir yalan böyle
@@Elf45440 here one Exemple. Kurdish language Banned in Kurdistan. Education for Kurds in Kurdistan verbinden. ruclips.net/video/l0hCW43POlQ/видео.htmlsi=5tqsh8l4eySm_qiA