Watch next: Our DAILY LIFE in TURKEY 👉 ruclips.net/video/N8k-eayy0Y0/видео.html This week we go to the Local Produce Market in Antalya, Turkey, show you the current prices, how we interact with locals and give you tips on how to shop there. 💚 Prices NOW in Antalya, Turkey 👉🏻 ruclips.net/video/W1i112EQ_9c/видео.html Our 💲220 Apartment in Antalya Turkey | Very safe neighborhood! 👉 ruclips.net/video/LyshAyuUNV4/видео.html PRICES IN TURKEY (full playlist) 👉 ruclips.net/p/PLbukJP9uQAFL05he2sMS2YdWk0YJB6Xg4 TURKEY BEST RESORTS 2023 👉 ruclips.net/p/PLbukJP9uQAFKO274Yz--3za-11FcmNYgP 10 Reasons to Visit Antalya, Turkey 👉🏻 olgapronkina.com/travel/10-reasons-to-visit-antalya-turkey/ We are Olga and Rene. After spending 1 year in Turkey we are now traveling looking for our forever home. Next 6 months we will explore SE Asia. Subscribe to find out what changed here in the last 2 years! We will compare countries like Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines to how they were before 2020 and now in 2023. Prices, cost of living, our daily life as foreigners. Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter for exclusive content and updates 👉 olgapronkina.com/news/ Subscribe on Facebook and Instagram: facebook.com/OlgaProTravel instagram.com/meloolga/ Want to support me making more videos like this? Become a member on Patreon 👉🏻 www.patreon.com/olgapro
Cool! thanks again for the good market glimpse and tips. Big difference and looks much more comfortable, Almost pleasant when compared to similar markets in Africa, China and Latin America. I'm curious if you are still content living in Antalya, and with the sunny climate and all the fresh, whole foods, if you notice an improvement in health and sense of well-being? I saw many aging Northern Europeans and Americans who were ailing, and went to places like Australia, S.E. Asia, or the Mediterranean to die, but in a couple of years found themselves getting well and enjoying life.
Thanks! I've been living in SE Asia and Turkey for almost 6 years now and my opinion is it's not the climate on itself (especially in SE Asia, the heat becomes too much eventually), but more the sense of freedom, the novelty and being able to afford a better quality of life. Those factors certainly have huge impact on sense of well-being.
Thanks for your market prices videos! Just for comparison, a few prices from our local farmer's market in Honolulu: Local oranges: $1.99 / pound Dragon fruit: $3.99 / pound Avocada: $2.59 / pound
We look forward to every video from you, very informative, we love Antalya very much. You guys are a nice couple!🥰 Next Week 25.9.'22 we stay in Antalya/Kemer!
The stuff on the plate that was labeled "what is this" is called Carilie. In Trinidad it can be used as a cooling or you can cook it as a talkari to eat with sada roti.
Hey Olga! I'm not in Antalya anymore ( I met you last week next to Mark Antalya Mall). But I wanted to go to the market, and couldn't find it because the address was wrong (I used the address from an article) I think it will be helpful for for future tourists if you add on your video a google map location. Thank you for videos, the helped me a lot on my vacation :)
Hi Inna, it was nice meeting you 😊 What article do you mean? I am not giving the address for this market, because markets like this are once a week in every neighborhood and unless a person is living here it’s more convenient for them to go to their market in their neighborhood 😊
Please advise your subscribers about the poor exchange rates, and high fees charged by ATM’s, we did well in Istanbul, but found then very high in Antalya. Thanks
Nice vid thanks! Antalya or Bodrum for liveability? Btw you went to Gumbet which isnt great compared to neighbouring much classier Bitez. My family is considering moving to Antalya old town for 6 months. Thoughts?
Interesting. I spotted the word "frukt" written in Cyrillic at 4:50. Not sure what the name of that fruit is in any language! I know there is a large Russian community in Antalya. Are signs in Russian/Cyrillic common there?
that’s dragon fruit, I used to buy it in Thailand frequently. but here it’s more expensive. Yes, in Antalya there are many Russian speaking tourists (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan), so sellers try to attract those customers:)
Hello Olga i like all your videos..so explaining its very nice thank you for sharing everything with us..i want to ask you how much is the chicken/kg and meat/kg?
When you shop or rent, do you pay with your debit card or do you withdraw cash? what will be most profitable in the long run. If you withdraw money, where do you do it?
You giving wrong info about barganing. İn bazaar u cant barganing anything belive me its very rude thing. Even we Turkish People not doing that. Its public baazar most seller have their prices on foods. U can barganing in touristic areas only.
We actually heard from a Turkish person that lives in Antalya, that if there is no price - that we can bargain. So we trust that person. And you are saying the opposite. But we usually don't bargain anyway and only buy from sellers that have prices.
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces We have been going to the region of Side every year since 2008 and in the meantime have made many Turkish friends and know the tricks that sellers use in the tourist shops, the original price is doubled times 3 to 4 to eventually arrive at times 2 of the original price, the customer wins as well as the seller. They also ask you where you come from because Germans and Russians get higher prices and we Belgians and other neighboring countries can always get a slightly lower price because the Turks know that we earn less than the Germans. You have to bid down because otherwise you are a loser, the Turks hope that the people will not dare to bid and thus pay a greater price. And a tip by me is first go to a real local supermarket such as Carrefour etc... because t-shirts, bath items, shoes, slippers are much cheaper than in the shops and it is also not a counterfeit so you do not have to pay high fines when you return at customs because you have counterfeit goods with you. Olga en Renee, ik heb je kanaal 3 maanden geleden gevonden en dat doen jullie super goed, bedankt, ik weet door jullie al veel meer dan voordien? Kan je voor de winter periode eens een video maken over de huur van auto's quads, buggys, over de verzekeringen, rijbewijzen en wat indien je daarmee een ongeval hebt en er gewonden zijn, of boetes krijgt?
Thank you! These are the videos we made during last winter ruclips.net/p/PLbukJP9uQAFJKLDha-WCRZw4yWM1au0v2 You can also join on Patreon where you can ask more questions about living in Turkiye www.patreon.com/olgapro
Watch next: Our DAILY LIFE in TURKEY 👉 ruclips.net/video/N8k-eayy0Y0/видео.html
This week we go to the Local Produce Market in Antalya, Turkey, show you the current prices, how we interact with locals and give you tips on how to shop there.
💚 Prices NOW in Antalya, Turkey 👉🏻 ruclips.net/video/W1i112EQ_9c/видео.html
Our 💲220 Apartment in Antalya Turkey | Very safe neighborhood!
👉 ruclips.net/video/LyshAyuUNV4/видео.html
PRICES IN TURKEY (full playlist) 👉 ruclips.net/p/PLbukJP9uQAFL05he2sMS2YdWk0YJB6Xg4
TURKEY BEST RESORTS 2023 👉 ruclips.net/p/PLbukJP9uQAFKO274Yz--3za-11FcmNYgP
10 Reasons to Visit Antalya, Turkey 👉🏻 olgapronkina.com/travel/10-reasons-to-visit-antalya-turkey/
We are Olga and Rene. After spending 1 year in Turkey we are now traveling looking for our forever home. Next 6 months we will explore SE Asia. Subscribe to find out what changed here in the last 2 years! We will compare countries like Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines to how they were before 2020 and now in 2023. Prices, cost of living, our daily life as foreigners.
Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter for exclusive content and updates 👉 olgapronkina.com/news/
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As a Turk I advise that you shouldn’t buy any non display prices items in Antalya. I personally don’t buy.
that's a good advice 👍🏻
Cool! thanks again for the good market glimpse and tips. Big difference and looks much more comfortable, Almost pleasant when compared to similar markets in Africa, China and Latin America. I'm curious if you are still content living in Antalya, and with the sunny climate and all the fresh, whole foods, if you notice an improvement in health and sense of well-being? I saw many aging Northern Europeans and Americans who were ailing, and went to places like Australia, S.E. Asia, or the Mediterranean to die, but in a couple of years found themselves getting well and enjoying life.
Thanks! I've been living in SE Asia and Turkey for almost 6 years now and my opinion is it's not the climate on itself (especially in SE Asia, the heat becomes too much eventually), but more the sense of freedom, the novelty and being able to afford a better quality of life. Those factors certainly have huge impact on sense of well-being.
Very good video Olga thanks, picture quality is great, content is excellent. Just wish I was here 😅👍🇬🇧👏🍎
Thanks for your market prices videos!
Just for comparison, a few prices from our local farmer's market in Honolulu:
Local oranges: $1.99 / pound
Dragon fruit: $3.99 / pound
Avocada: $2.59 / pound
Another great video!
I believe Antalya belediyesi publishes daily price ranges for produce. If you’re suspicious of the price you can look it up.
Sara, thank you for the tip regarding published produce prices!
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We look forward to every video from you, very informative, we love Antalya very much. You guys are a nice couple!🥰 Next Week 25.9.'22 we stay in Antalya/Kemer!
Thank you, have a good holiday!
Thank you and enjoy the holiday!
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❤ fijne video ! Thanks😊
Graag gedaan en dank je wel!
@@ChannelNameCool Ik heb en vraag René . Kun je ook en fiets of en Scooter huren in Kundu Lara ?
Excellent video.
well done thanks
Can you please tell us what is the market address and timings ? As I heard there are many markets in different areas ☺️
Thank you
Those are not farmers... they are vendors.
A farmer usually has 1/2/3 items , and they usually have small stalls
Where is this market please?
The stuff on the plate that was labeled "what is this" is called Carilie. In Trinidad it can be used as a cooling or you can cook it as a talkari to eat with sada roti.
Thanks!
Thank you for the video.. Fruits look good
All that produce looks lovely.
Turkish numbers and cost questions are fairly easy takes two weeks to learn. "Ingiliz ve yabanci" means high prices.
haha bak sen nelerde öğrenmiş
Awesome video appreciate your effort
I bought avocados like the ones you picked up. They never ripening haha. I'm not used to this smooth kind how do you make them?
Hey Olga! I'm not in Antalya anymore ( I met you last week next to Mark Antalya Mall).
But I wanted to go to the market, and couldn't find it because the address was wrong (I used the address from an article) I think it will be helpful for for future tourists if you add on your video a google map location.
Thank you for videos, the helped me a lot on my vacation :)
Hi Inna, it was nice meeting you 😊 What article do you mean?
I am not giving the address for this market, because markets like this are once a week in every neighborhood and unless a person is living here it’s more convenient for them to go to their market in their neighborhood 😊
Please advise your subscribers about the poor exchange rates, and high fees charged by ATM’s, we did well in Istanbul, but found then very high in Antalya. Thanks
you can check out what we do about money here ruclips.net/video/ZL_8d-lPrZw/видео.html
Actually orange is cheaper in the winter, that price for orange is high.
Great video Olga,
We are in Alanya now. What's this market called so we can use Google maps. Thanks
Unfortunately I don’t know markets in Alanya. Have a great trip!
What is the name of the market you used in this video!
This is in Antalya. A local market like that is in every neighborhood, I don’t remember if it had a name
Nice vid thanks! Antalya or Bodrum for liveability? Btw you went to Gumbet which isnt great compared to neighbouring much classier Bitez. My family is considering moving to Antalya old town for 6 months. Thoughts?
Here I talked about Antalya/Bodrum ruclips.net/video/YaoiPa1dxOQ/видео.html
Life in Antalya ruclips.net/video/N8k-eayy0Y0/видео.html
👍🙂🙋👏
Interesting. I spotted the word "frukt" written in Cyrillic at 4:50. Not sure what the name of that fruit is in any language! I know there is a large Russian community in Antalya. Are signs in Russian/Cyrillic common there?
that’s dragon fruit, I used to buy it in Thailand frequently. but here it’s more expensive.
Yes, in Antalya there are many Russian speaking tourists (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan), so sellers try to attract those customers:)
Hello Olga i like all your videos..so explaining its very nice thank you for sharing everything with us..i want to ask you how much is the chicken/kg and meat/kg?
And fish/kg ? Thank you😊
I plan to make an updated video with prices in October 😊
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces 😊
When you shop or rent, do you pay with your debit card or do you withdraw cash? what will be most profitable in the long run. If you withdraw money, where do you do it?
We're working on the new video with all the tips&tricks for Turkey, talking about the money there too ☺️
👍👍👍
You two got married in Georgia. What do you earn?
Ничего не понял, к сожалению.
By the law selling products without price label is illegal but nobody cares anymore.
You giving wrong info about barganing. İn bazaar u cant barganing anything belive me its very rude thing. Even we Turkish People not doing that. Its public baazar most seller have their prices on foods. U can barganing in touristic areas only.
We actually heard from a Turkish person that lives in Antalya, that if there is no price - that we can bargain. So we trust that person. And you are saying the opposite. But we usually don't bargain anyway and only buy from sellers that have prices.
@@OlgaProGoingPlaces We have been going to the region of Side every year since 2008 and in the meantime have made many Turkish friends and know the tricks that sellers use in the tourist shops, the original price is doubled times 3 to 4 to eventually arrive at times 2 of the original price, the customer wins as well as the seller.
They also ask you where you come from because Germans and Russians get higher prices and we Belgians and other neighboring countries can always get a slightly lower price because the Turks know that we earn less than the Germans. You have to bid down because otherwise you are a loser, the Turks hope that the people will not dare to bid and thus pay a greater price. And a tip by me is first go to a real local supermarket such as Carrefour etc... because t-shirts, bath items, shoes, slippers are much cheaper than in the shops and it is also not a counterfeit so you do not have to pay high fines when you return at customs because you have counterfeit goods with you. Olga en Renee, ik heb je kanaal 3 maanden geleden gevonden en dat doen jullie super goed, bedankt, ik weet door jullie al veel meer dan voordien? Kan je voor de winter periode eens een video maken over de huur van auto's quads, buggys, over de verzekeringen, rijbewijzen en wat indien je daarmee een ongeval hebt en er gewonden zijn, of boetes krijgt?
Thank you! These are the videos we made during last winter ruclips.net/p/PLbukJP9uQAFJKLDha-WCRZw4yWM1au0v2
You can also join on Patreon where you can ask more questions about living in Turkiye www.patreon.com/olgapro