Turkey
Turkey
One Week Antalya to Fethiye Mega Road Trip Itinerary – 17 Stops to Make
Two months ago when my mama came to visit, we decided to take her on a one-week road trip from Antalya to Fethiye and back to Antalya. Yes, I know, spending so much time on such a short distance may seem like a lot. But we wanted to take it really slowly. With many cute villages, ancient sites and beautiful…
What & Where to Eat in Istanbul: 29 Amazing Restaurants, Cafes and Terraces
Istanbul is one of the cities that smell like food no matter where you go. In fact, the number of aromas is so high that you constantly want to snack on something even if you are not really hungry. This is how I feel every single day when I am living there part of the year. And I don’t think…
13 Unique Places to Stay in Istanbul – Historic Mansions, Ottoman Houses, Palaces & More
Istanbul is a special city. It has a special atmosphere and vibe, a huge amount of sights that can delight anyone, peculiar cafes, and dozens of unusual hotels where to spend a night. In fact, there are so many unique places to stay in Istanbul that often, when walking the streets, it feels like even the walls here tell tales…
Renting a Car & Driving in Antalya: Rental Process, Prices & Peculiarities
Is it worth renting a car in Antalya? Is it safe to hire a car and drive in the Antalya region? These are some of the most popular questions people ask me after reading my guide to driving in Turkey. So I decided to write a separate post and share a few peculiarities about car hire in Antalya as well…
10 Mistakes People Make On Their Turkey Holidays
It’s no secret that Turkey is my favorite country to travel around and live in as a digital nomad. I also love writing about it and sharing travel tips. When people ask me about my top tips, I always try to think about what else I can add to make their trip to Turkey even better. A lot of my…
Why You Shouldn’t Miss Kaklik Cave On Your Visit to Pamukkale
What a unique and interesting place Kaklik cave is. Some travelers call it “little underground Pamukkale” as the interior design resembles the famous travertine terraces. Being in close proximity to Pamukkale and Denizli, this destination remains less popular among tourists, and maybe this is the reason why a visit here is also much cheaper and quieter. We stopped by Kaklik…
