Angel Rentals Guidebook
Sightseeing
The most beautiful place and so cool in those hot summer months.
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Saklıkent-Nationalpark
No : 26 Saklıkent SokakThe most beautiful place and so cool in those hot summer months.
Kayaköy
Kayakoy or "Ghost Village" is a living museum of days gone by.
Beach
Blaue Lagune
One of the most photographed stretches of beach in Europe.
Food scene
No holiday is complete without a traditional Turkish Breakfast and Nefes is the best.
Nefes Breakfast Restorant
164 164. SokakNo holiday is complete without a traditional Turkish Breakfast and Nefes is the best.
Harbour Town
Fethiye is very cosmopolitan with lots of lovely shops cafes and harbour side restaurants. It is also home to the oldest Hamam in the area and the old town not forgetting the forever present Kings Tombs carved into the rock all around
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Fethiye
Fethiye is very cosmopolitan with lots of lovely shops cafes and harbour side restaurants. It is also home to the oldest Hamam in the area and the old town not forgetting the forever present Kings Tombs carved into the rock all around
Neighbourhoods
Hisarönü
Full of life from dusk till dawn
Hisaronu has a quieter sister right next door called Ovacik with breath taking views and fresh mountain air
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Ovacık Mahallesi
Hisaronu has a quieter sister right next door called Ovacik with breath taking views and fresh mountain air
Tipps für Reisende
Verkehrsmittel
Local Transport called "Dolmus" Great way to get around
These little buses normally have a sign in the window to tell you where they are going and you can easily hop on and off relatively cheaply. The cheapest way to do this is by purchasing a KENT card from any local market. This allows you to hop on and off without using cash.
Bräuche und Kultur
Ovacik Cami
The local Mosque is a beautiful building as is the large Mosque in Fethiye. If interested you may be able to take a look around at certain times of the day. Always ask first and ensure clothes are modest , heads covered and shoes removed.
Nützliche Sätze
A few words go a long way in Turkey
Most of the people will speak English but it is always nice to give a little back so here are a few phrases that you might like to use.
Teşekkürler. “Thanks.” Pronounced like “teh-sheh-koor-ler,” sorta. If that’s too easy you can go with the more polite Teşekkür ederim.
Lütfen. “Please.” Point and say bu “this” or şu “that,” then lütfen,
Evet/Hayır. “yes” and “no.”
Buyurun. “Here you are,” or “go ahead.”
Afiyet olsun. Like “Bon appetit,” what people say when they’re about to eat. And when they’ve finished eating. And if they see somebody else eating. Really anytime they’re near food.