To me it doesn’t feel weird having young children on a ‘leash’ (we call them reins) as I am British and brought up with them. They help when a toddler is learning to walk because you can pull it up so they don’t hit the floor. We don’t use them often but mostly in foreign places where you don’t know if they are safe or expensive shops incase they damage anything😂. By the way incase you didn’t see it properly it is a harness and not a dog collar 😂.
We love Turkeye! We spent 2 weeks in Istanbul this spring. To find the best tasting, and best priced foods we avoided tourist zones. Not sure about Marmaris, but in Istanbul there were small local 'cafeterias' that served excellent food to the locals. We would order 2-3 dishes that included all the bread, water and turkish tea you could eat and drink. Cost $4-5 for 2 adults - Incredible!!
- I am also starting to fall in love with the food and also the people of this country. So many interesting stories that I have, that never made it on camera because it just happened in between filming. Cool place for sure! I know I will be sad when I leave 🙈
Welcome to Turkey. I live in izmir. If you have time, you should also come to İzmir and Kaş. Especially Kaş is a very beautiful place ,natural beauty.I advise.
i got your channel through from carrot man. your video is so cool ! also, good for learning eglish even if just wacthing it. thanks for show us to watch your awsome video to carrot's bro !
Hi. I have been to icelemer which is further on from marmarris. It isn't so touristy in icelemer . Marmarris is good to go get things from like the grand bazzare where I got my shoes fixed by the cobbler there. I couldn't believe they have the old businesses still there like us English had back in the day. The man had a sewing machine to sew the buckle on to the leather strap of my shoe. This man was great. Charged me like three pound to do it. Awesome he was. A genuine man. Yes turkey don't put prices on things some do. The ones who don't I didn't bother with as I like to know the price first hand.. u can cycle to icelemer from marmarris. Which is a lovely ride. I recommend icelemer to u. Lovely local people. We stayed in an apartment not a hotel. We were near the locals all the time and felt like we lived there. Awesome
The apartment we stayed at local People actually lived in the apartments and also they have people on holiday there. They had a washing machine so we could keep washing out clothes and hung then on the line on our balcony and they would dry within a hour it so hot
Turkey looks beautiful, a little touristy where you are currently at, but the locals seem really friendly. I know how you like to explore off the beaten path areas, so I'm sure you will explore the deeper, less touristy parts of Turkey while you are there. What a great first impression of Turkey though.
@@Edgesofearth Ha! I guess I do. I am the same way my friend. I like to feel what it's like to live like a local through the eyes of a foreigner. I find it to be the best way to really soak in an unfamiliar culture
Just home from Marmaris, spent two weeks there. Not sure there are any rules for driving & crossing the streets. People w/o licenses being allowed to rent & drive. People driving onto footpaths because people are walking on the road. Going through the lights when it's every colour... red/yellow/green lol. Thoroughly enjoyed my time there though. The guy who recommended the Jeep Safari, yes it's fun but make sure your stuff is protected (waterproof in some way) as there is a lot of water fighting, and not much "Safari" and they do multiple stops, the first is where you can buy food & drinks, then they drive to another location immediately after where you get free chicken/rice/chips. I do agree that it was good though, a bunch of my family really enjoyed it. Oh, and if you wear sunglasses during the water fight, you will be targeted more lol. I recommend the Turkish Bath. I used "Ago Travel" and the guy there known as "Big Dave" is a good dude. It's about a 15 minute walk from the beach/marina you were at in this video. He sends you to a 4* hotel called... Pasabey. It's £10 for the basic package, Sauna (and steam room) > Foam Bath > Scrub. Then you can pay extra when you arrive at Pasabey for other stuff. I tried the facial/indian head massage & medical massage. I went twice and got the Indian head massage and medical massage both times. Basic package & both of those cost me £30-35.
Hey mate! One of family watched your videos and come to book all their excursions from me and asked lots of discounts on your name and they got it plenty of discount 😊 thank you mate ESTUN TOUR
- the occasional piece of trash here and there, but overall, it was very clean. Public facilities were generally maintained, and the food preparation appeared to be clean. I've spent many years in southeast asia, so maybe my tolerance is pretty high. 🤪 In all seriousness, though, I do think it was well maintained. Throughout the day, I seen city employees walking around and maintaining everything.. such as collecting trash.. or watering the flowers.. etc
This is the rare time I see you in the busy tourist area. They exploit the tourism industry there which is quite bustling and attracts many visitors. Types of tourism activities are also diverse and rich. but I don't know if the price is expensive. Have you tried buying a tour? Do they sell any snacks? Your story is about British children, I feel a bit shocked.! Their culture of looking after their children is weird. Did you go swimming in the sea?
- I didn't go swimming. It's hard to carry all of my equipment and go swimming at the same time. Definitely expensive in that area. There are a couple small booths that sell snacks nearby. Yeah, the British child thing is a bit strange to me also 🙈🤣
- out of the hundreds and hundreds of ATMs that I have used around the world over the last 6 years, I literally have never been given that option. So I stick by my comment. If this individual is looking for a different currency to come out of an atm, they will have a difficult time finding one 🤷🏼♂️. I used an ATM 3x while I was in Marmaris. No option was given. Only Lira.
- not pavement.. but the QR code bicycles are pretty cool. Something like that was quite common in mainland China. But the whole system backfired and now there are thousands upon thousands of bikes scattered all over the place damaged and in the forest and such. On the side of roads. They didn't control the system properly.
@@Edgesofearth They had those first pay as you go Chinese bikes in Chiang mai Thailand .The first 30 min was free .They were heavy ,had no gears ,and were hard to ride .I have seen a video of the huge piles of broken ones in China .The newer ones are much better ,having gears and seem to be successful .Your video was interesting as i am planning on going to that resort in Turkey next June .Thanks for your efforts .
Looks awesome ☀️☀️☀️
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Quality video and so funny! Can't wait for the next one.
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To me it doesn’t feel weird having young children on a ‘leash’ (we call them reins) as I am British and brought up with them. They help when a toddler is learning to walk because you can pull it up so they don’t hit the floor. We don’t use them often but mostly in foreign places where you don’t know if they are safe or expensive shops incase they damage anything😂. By the way incase you didn’t see it properly it is a harness and not a dog collar 😂.
- haha, Americans probably have a different perspective on this. Soooo strange to me. It's definitely a leash in my mind 😆
We love Turkeye! We spent 2 weeks in Istanbul this spring. To find the best tasting, and best priced foods we avoided tourist zones. Not sure about Marmaris, but in Istanbul there were small local 'cafeterias' that served excellent food to the locals. We would order 2-3 dishes that included all the bread, water and turkish tea you could eat and drink. Cost $4-5 for 2 adults - Incredible!!
- I am also starting to fall in love with the food and also the people of this country. So many interesting stories that I have, that never made it on camera because it just happened in between filming. Cool place for sure! I know I will be sad when I leave 🙈
Welcome to Turkey. I live in izmir. If you have time, you should also come to İzmir and Kaş. Especially Kaş is a very beautiful place ,natural beauty.I advise.
- Stay tuned 👀🙃
Of course✌🏻🤩
i got your channel through from carrot man. your video is so cool ! also, good for learning eglish even if just wacthing it. thanks for show us to watch your awsome video to carrot's bro !
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Jesus, cheer up dude!
I was there in 2000 and it was good value then.
터키 입성기 영상 잘 봤습니다. 여러가지 유익한 정보를 알려주셔서 감사합니다.감사합니다 🙏
- 제 미친 모험을 봐주셔서 감사합니다. 🙃
Going on sunday you have put my mind at rest a bit more cheers
- I'm glad it helped 🙏🏼
Good video my friend looking forward to checking out the rest of your videos. new subscriber
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Hi. I have been to icelemer which is further on from marmarris. It isn't so touristy in icelemer . Marmarris is good to go get things from like the grand bazzare where I got my shoes fixed by the cobbler there. I couldn't believe they have the old businesses still there like us English had back in the day. The man had a sewing machine to sew the buckle on to the leather strap of my shoe. This man was great. Charged me like three pound to do it. Awesome he was. A genuine man. Yes turkey don't put prices on things some do. The ones who don't I didn't bother with as I like to know the price first hand.. u can cycle to icelemer from marmarris. Which is a lovely ride. I recommend icelemer to u. Lovely local people. We stayed in an apartment not a hotel. We were near the locals all the time and felt like we lived there. Awesome
- Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼
Cool! Amazing place. ✌️
The apartment we stayed at local People actually lived in the apartments and also they have people on holiday there. They had a washing machine so we could keep washing out clothes and hung then on the line on our balcony and they would dry within a hour it so hot
I love marmaris, the water is amazing, although the sand is a little gritty
Glad to see you are back to traveling
- Meee tooooo 🙌🏼🙏🏼😇
Turkey looks beautiful, a little touristy where you are currently at, but the locals seem really friendly. I know how you like to explore off the beaten path areas, so I'm sure you will explore the deeper, less touristy parts of Turkey while you are there. What a great first impression of Turkey though.
- you know me too well 😈
@@Edgesofearth Ha! I guess I do. I am the same way my friend. I like to feel what it's like to live like a local through the eyes of a foreigner. I find it to be the best way to really soak in an unfamiliar culture
- Yessssss 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Just home from Marmaris, spent two weeks there. Not sure there are any rules for driving & crossing the streets. People w/o licenses being allowed to rent & drive. People driving onto footpaths because people are walking on the road. Going through the lights when it's every colour... red/yellow/green lol. Thoroughly enjoyed my time there though.
The guy who recommended the Jeep Safari, yes it's fun but make sure your stuff is protected (waterproof in some way) as there is a lot of water fighting, and not much "Safari" and they do multiple stops, the first is where you can buy food & drinks, then they drive to another location immediately after where you get free chicken/rice/chips. I do agree that it was good though, a bunch of my family really enjoyed it. Oh, and if you wear sunglasses during the water fight, you will be targeted more lol.
I recommend the Turkish Bath. I used "Ago Travel" and the guy there known as "Big Dave" is a good dude. It's about a 15 minute walk from the beach/marina you were at in this video.
He sends you to a 4* hotel called... Pasabey. It's £10 for the basic package, Sauna (and steam room) > Foam Bath > Scrub. Then you can pay extra when you arrive at Pasabey for other stuff. I tried the facial/indian head massage & medical massage. I went twice and got the Indian head massage and medical massage both times. Basic package & both of those cost me £30-35.
- Wow, that is for sharing all of this information for everyone 🙏🏼😇🙌🏼
Hey mate! One of family watched your videos and come to book all their excursions from me and asked lots of discounts on your name and they got it plenty of discount 😊 thank you mate ESTUN TOUR
- Just don't sell them the horse 🐴 your 🙈🤪
Hello~ u r video is fantastic from korea
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Love seeing view counts picking back up in recent videos!
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터키 사람들 정말 친절하신분들 많던데...
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@@Edgesofearth i just add a plan to go to turkey.. in my holiday season. thanks to carrot's bro !
What do you think about a cleanliness in Marmaris..like the street, public facility and the food..?
- the occasional piece of trash here and there, but overall, it was very clean. Public facilities were generally maintained, and the food preparation appeared to be clean.
I've spent many years in southeast asia, so maybe my tolerance is pretty high. 🤪
In all seriousness, though, I do think it was well maintained. Throughout the day, I seen city employees walking around and maintaining everything.. such as collecting trash.. or watering the flowers.. etc
You paid too much, but the breakfast looked fine to me! A jam sandwich and a bit of cheese on the side.
- Yeah...super expensive next to the Yachts 🛥️
This is the rare time I see you in the busy tourist area.
They exploit the tourism industry there which is quite bustling and attracts many visitors. Types of tourism activities are also diverse and rich. but I don't know if the price is expensive. Have you tried buying a tour?
Do they sell any snacks?
Your story is about British children, I feel a bit shocked.! Their culture of looking after their children is weird.
Did you go swimming in the sea?
- I didn't go swimming. It's hard to carry all of my equipment and go swimming at the same time.
Definitely expensive in that area. There are a couple small booths that sell snacks nearby. Yeah, the British child thing is a bit strange to me also 🙈🤣
Hi when you used the hsbc bank did it give you pounds or lira?
- Lira. ATMs around the world only give the local currency. I have never been offered a different currency other than the local currency.
You can take out other currencies in marmaris atms, I've took out British pounds from them it does give you the choice on the screens on some of them!
- I have never seen that option...ever. it has always spit out local currency. That's all I would ever want anyway 🤪
Yeah well just do a little research next time before you tell people they dont lol 😂 anyways have fun travelling pal 🍺
- out of the hundreds and hundreds of ATMs that I have used around the world over the last 6 years, I literally have never been given that option. So I stick by my comment. If this individual is looking for a different currency to come out of an atm, they will have a difficult time finding one 🤷🏼♂️.
I used an ATM 3x while I was in Marmaris. No option was given. Only Lira.
The name of the hotel please?
- It was just a home on Air bnb. One of the few with a pool
American amazed the rest of the world has pavements and cycle tracks 😂😂😂
- not pavement.. but the QR code bicycles are pretty cool. Something like that was quite common in mainland China. But the whole system backfired and now there are thousands upon thousands of bikes scattered all over the place damaged and in the forest and such. On the side of roads. They didn't control the system properly.
@@Edgesofearth China's out of control 😎👍
@@Edgesofearth They had those first pay as you go Chinese bikes in Chiang mai Thailand .The first 30 min was free .They were heavy ,had no gears ,and were hard to ride .I have seen a video of the huge piles of broken ones in China .The newer ones are much better ,having gears and seem to be successful .Your video was interesting as i am planning on going to that resort in Turkey next June .Thanks for your efforts .
The prices aren't marked because they charge different prices based on how gullible you are and well you haggle.
- That's depressing.
I don’t think YouTubing is your thing. You need to work on your charisma & attitude in order to reach out to a wider audience or subscribers.
This guy seems very unorganised and doesn't know what to eat in Turkey
- correct. You are watching me within my first few hours of being in the country for the very first time.