FETHIYE & OLUDENIZ! | Why do people come on holiday here? What to expect! (Turkey travel) 🇹🇷
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Exploring Fethiye and Ölüdeniz (Ovacik and Hisarönü) in 2021! Why do so many people come here on holiday? What is there to see and do? What to expect? Lets explore the Turquoise Coast of Turkey together! 😊
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FETHIYE & OLUDENIZ! | Why do people come on holiday here? What to expect! | Turkey travel 2021 🇹🇷
dear Matt and Julia you have a fantastic channel and thanks for good information
i enjoyed
Thank you very much! We are very glad you enjoyed it 🤗
Hisaronu is my favourite place in the world to visit with my daughter! Full of amazing people and lively family friendly nightlife and shopping. It’s a lot cooler too because it’s up in the hills above Olu Deniz! Can’t wait until the world return s to abit more normal so we can go back ❤️❤️
It's such a beautiful place 😊 we are gutted we couldn't see it in its full glory but just a good excuse to return in the future 😀 hope you get back there soon! ☺️❤️❤️❤️
Initially, I stumbled on your videos because I'm very interested in visiting Istanbul. I subscribed at 11 min 22 sec of your "Our Daily Life in Turkey", released March 20th, when Matt finds a bite missing from the baclava and Julia lies about having eaten it. I thought at that moment "Matt, this girl's a keeper". I enjoy your videos, and I wish you much success with your UA-cam channel.
Hahahaha, that made me chuckle 😂 thank you so much Dennis, means the world to us ❤️
In the end director ran away 😍😍😍😍😍👍👍
He was soooo adorable 🥰🥰🥰
Today's video was reallyyy verrrryyyy nice full some important knowledge as well
Thank you so much Muhammad! 🤗❤️
Finally it's time to watch the new video and wait is over now
Hahaha, we are very happy you enjoy our videos 🤗
Oludeniz is a must-see place in the world.
The nature around the area is just gorgeous!
Will start watching the video ☺️☺️👍👍👍
Matt and Julia You guys looks awesome with mask
Haha, thanks!
This is well put together. Thank you!
Thank you very much Steven! 😊
Museum was also a must visit place there
Have a good holidays.❤️❤️ I live in Fethiye 😃
Thank you so much Baran, really appreciate it! 🙏❤
@@MattandJulia you're welcome ☺️
Again a nice cute Vlog and many Informations ;)... the lycians have a very interesting culture and they are there living before the Greeks came and colonized Anatolia and they have a very different culture and own Language and alphabet how you can see than the others at the mediterranean site ...
have a nice time
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it 😊 lycian history is fantastic for sure!
The thing is though, there is no such ethnic group called Lycians. The Lycians were actually a cluster of various ethnic groups including Greeks, Romans and Anatolian tribes. Think of it as the America of the old days. A multicultural society that shared cultural characteristics unique to the region.
@@briantravelman At the time from Lycians there was no Greeks .. Greeks came from Athen and destroyed the Lycian alliance with Caria /Karia and collonized the Anatolian Civilisations at ancient time... the Lycians have an own Language and writing what needs years to decipher ;)
I'm sure it's gonna be awesome as always ☺️☺️
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Will wait for the new video on Saturday till then take care
Love you ❤❤❤
See you Saturday 🤗❤️
I feel very verrrryyyy hungry after watching the cheesy sandwich
That waaaas so delicious!! I would even say the best sandwich in our life 😁
@@MattandJulia Woooowwww the best sandwich ever
Then i would love to visit there too when i come to Turkey
What was the name of the restaurant n location i will check it out again 🥰🥰🥰
nice fethiye nice video thanks.
Thank you! 😊
Very interesting information about Fethiye. Have a happy Tim and nice journey.
With best regards
Hassan bijan
Hamburg
Thank you so much Hassan! Love to you in Hamburg! 😊
Spent many holidays in Hisaronu and Ovacik wonderful times.
It is a beautiful place 😊❤️
If u get a chance try n show us the traditional breakfast there if possible 😍😍😍
We will do 🤗
I really respect the quality of your video informative and HD quality 😍😍The streets look a bit silent was it in March ? just curious .
Such an amazing city! Thank you for sharing! You two are the cutest couple ever!,,,
Thank you so much! 😊☺️❤️💕
WellCome to Türkiye ...
Thank you Crazy Panda Tuts! X
Another nice and well-edited vlog! Regarding your statement about the prices of some dishes in comparison between Antalya and Fethiye is misleading. I assume that the quality of the restaurants are different while the dishes are called the same.
Thank you. The quality of food everywhere in Turkey has been the same - amazing 😊
Good video but the town up in the hills is hisaronu olu deniz is down the hill by the sea
Thank you very much, yes the town is actually split between Hisaronu and Ovacik but the entire area comes under Olüdeniz 😊
@@MattandJulia lovely video, wasn't ment as a criticism ive been visiting the area for years but i never knew about the museum, will visit if the world ever gets back to normal
There is new video uploaded 😍😍😍
Hisaronu is fab
It is an awesome place, can't wait to return during a summer season 🥰
Wowwwwwww 😍😍😍
Haha You guys are going to all the places Ive been! Loving it. I was first in Olu Deniz in 1998 when the Tandem Paragliding industry was just starting up there.
Ah nice, that entire area is jousting gorgeous! Did you take the jump when you where there? 😀
@@MattandJulia That was what I was there to do. Help establish the industry. Youll see in my comment on your Georgian vid, that I spent 3 or 4 months flying tandem in Gudauri in 2019.
Ahhh yes! So interesting, must be awesome to look at how the industry has flourished there now!
Yeah that was my first time to oludeniz 1998 Alize hotel 🌴☀️ 🧿
I think there is small private island in Fetiyeh too. You may want to include pictures of the ferry friends that you meet along the way and give them fictitious roles and names. Like Coco - Hair Artist from Waggy tales international hair salon, or Rex: Archeological Consultant Kitty (in charge of locating the best shaded ruins and cozy places for naps!)... I am sure you can creative with this and draw more animal lovers to your channel...
Doggo and the kitty rock
Yeah...I'm binging (is this how it's spelt even...) On your videos, I'm away from home, so there...🤷
haha, really glad you are enjoying our videos :)
So good ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much Osman! Really appreciate it ☺️
If the season was open, I would love to host you at our hotel.
Aaah thanks Can, too nice of you! ☺️❤️🙏
Hi, I am planning to travel here next week, but bit skeptical as the weather is chilly, how much would you recommend this place in month of march?? Is water like super chilly and beaches are like empty??? I hope you find my question.
Did you come?
Amazing videos along with description. Could you let me know the dates you visited Fethiye??
When are you coming?
There are lot less people as they are still in Partial Lockdown and you are there out of Season.
Yes we are aware of that.
12:02 Yeah, people giving food for stray animals is both a good and a bad thing. Especially if you are coming from a place where there isn't such a habit it must be quite a culture shock, lol. But in Turkey seeing bones around streets is an extremely ordinary thing, in fact even my dog knows the feeding places and always trying to sneak some bones while we are passing🤣🤣
Haha, never ceases to amaze me how clever dogs are, especially when it comes to finding food 😊 it's the same in Russia when it comes to feeding stray animals ☺️
@@MattandJulia Why Turkey is not a safe country to travel ?
Although reluctantly, we have to admit it: Turkey is not a safe country to travel. Read all about the dangers ahead!
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Risk of an overdose of turquoise
With a coastline that spans more than 8,000 kilometers (approximately 5,000 miles), there is an increased risk of ending up at the beach. And those beaches are pristine! And the water is blue. Or worse…, turquoise. Turkey has beaches in all colors of blue. Colors that seem to change every day, depending on the weather, but always blue. So, if you’re not a big fan of blue - and in particular turquoise - stay away from Turkish beaches. You will be annoyed with the crystal clear water and the paradise beaches. In fact, there are so many beaches, that you will be spoiled for choice. Another risk here…, the stress of decision making! You can’t possibly try them all.
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Risk of being immersed in history and culture
Turkey is not all about turquoise beaches and pristine bays. The country has a rich history and plenty of ancient sites to show for that. There are ‘ancient stones’ everywhere. Of course, a city like Istanbul is a cultural hub. And sites like Ephesus, Pamukkale, Mount Nemrut or Troy are world famous. The country has 16 sites inscribed on the World Heritage List! But you don’t have to visit those sites to be surrounded by history. It is simply everywhere. The smallest villages have ancient Lycian graves, rock tombs or remains of entire cities or civilizations. You will always be surprised at the amount of history that is just waiting for you to discover it. When in fear of having to deal with the beauty of history or culture when on holiday, you might want to reconsider visiting Turkey!
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Risk of gaining weight
Beware! Turkish food is delicious! And there is food everywhere. Really… Even when you think you’ve just found the most remote and isolated spot in Turkey, someone will be offering you food or tea. And the problem is, this doesn’t just happen to you once. It happens every day. You will spend an entire trip surrounded by food stalls selling delicious (and healthy) street food. You will have to resist countless seaside restaurants serving fresh fish and meze. You will have to refuse complementary fruit plates after your meal or even when enjoying a drink or cocktail on the beach. Oh, and please DO NOT have a Turkish breakfast! It feels like dying and going to heaven. A traditional Turkish breakfast (köy kahvaltısı) is a feast! It is a table full of food, most of the times organic and it will take hours of whiling away the day enjoying those yummies. In short, the dangers of people serving you the tastiest meals are genuine. If you plan on starving yourself, don’t come to Turkey.
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Risk of making Turkish friends (for life)
If you are the “I do not want to meet any local” kind of person, then you’re in trouble when visiting Turkey. Locals LOVE foreigners. They will go out of their way to make you happy. They are so welcoming and hospitable that they would not only feed you or even offer you a bed for the night. They might also be genuinely interested in who you are and what you love about Turkey. You might end up being the guest of honor at a wedding or meet the Muhtar (head of the village) for a cup of tea or Turkish coffee. Another thing…, Turkish people love hitchhikers and even people that are not hitchhiking but seem to have a long road ahead. It is almost part of a tradition. Makes sense, if you own a car and someone doesn’t, why not stop to take them along if you are going the same way? Of even better, why not drive your temporary guests straight to their destination? After all, that’s what being hospitable is all about! Indeed, there is a huge risk in Turkey of bonding with locals and making friends for life. If you feel uncomfortable making new friends, Turkey is not for you.
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Risk of too much contentment
With all the good food, the lovely friendly people, beautiful nature, beaches, and bays and an always present aroma of history and culture, you risk feeling content and happy. Not just for a split second, but the entire time. And that is where the real danger of coming to Turkey lies… You may feel so good in Turkey; you never want to leave again. And if you do manage to drag yourself back home, beware, as you may be back sooner than you think! It’s magic!
You must've been there in the fall/winter. In the summer it is shorts and tshirts throughout Fethiye.
It was about 2 weeks back x
Eye lyke Turkie 👍
eye lyke Turkie too 😊x
What happened to England
Please how much does it cost you from the airport in dalama to fathiye or ölüdeniz
And where exactly did you find the bus station from the airport
I hope you find my questions and answer me , thanks
Unfortunately we didn't fly in to Dalaman, Mai, so can't help you with that one 🤷♂️
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Is it clean city ..?
Yes, from what we've seen. Apart from the building work, but that will be finished soon 😊
@@MattandJulia i mean the city...is Antalya clean...?😁😁
Okay, you commented on a video from Fethiye though. Yes Antalya is very clean
Nice video. I love that you guys actually took time to research the place. This is something that's really lacking on UA-cam.
That being said, I find it so funny that foreigners love this place, but most Turkish people will tell you it's a dump.
There are even more impressive Lycian sites heading up the coast towards Antalya, that haven't been vandalized.
Thank you very much, really glad you enjoyed our video :)
We were really interested to see the place as it's so popular. The nature is wonderful but the city... is not our kind of thing :)
We would love to explore more impressive sites 100%.
what month did you go in please
March x
Hello my friends I want to do the same travel from Fethiye to Oludeniz. How did you travel from Fethiye to Oludeniz?
Please help me with this!! Thank you.
Hello Fernando! You can take an ordinary bus (dolmus) to Olüdeniz from Fethiye, it takes 15 minutes at the most :)
Please, Where can i take that bus?
Which month is this?
March 🙂
The streets looks so empty I'm sorry for the citizen. But on the other hand, Puerto Rico is on the red and the CDC is recommending people to not travel to PR because of the massive wave of new covid cases.
02:05 , I'm so taking Matt to a museum with me, just to have him dropping knowledge like a pro!!!
07:50 should have been the thumbnail hahaha. In Puerto Rico you need to try the Mofongo!
Yeah it's a resort that relies mainly on British tourists and they can't travel at the moment,so things are really hard for the locals 😔
Ahahah, we are down for it 😊 can't wait to visit you
Aaaah we just checked it out,looks amazing!!
Lie-SEE-yans.
Are you trying to correct our pronunciation?
@@MattandJulia yes he is! He is quite right your pronunciation is wrong!
Wearing a mask out in the fresh air on your own 🤡🤡
Stopped watching after 30 seconds.
Lose the masks!
In Turkey you get fined if you don't have them on. Also, when we pull them down we get comments saying we should have them on. No pleasing some people.