Very interesting! Special thanks to the guide (Davud). The tour cost $40 for two.
Picturesque mountain roads, Mount Olympos, sailed on a yacht almost completely sunken city (Kekova), offered shrimp ($5), crabs ($5), assorted ($7). Tasty!
Visit the city of Peace: tombs, amphitheater! They also offer to buy very beautiful, but expensive icons ($200.300 and more).
A visit to the Church of St. Nicholas is a kind of pilgrimage!
Then we were taken to Adali Onyx. They handed out discontinuous coupons: part remains, and part you give away. After the store there was a draw on the bus. 4 won (I was the first, probably lucky after visiting the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker) onyx figurines. The store has a lot of onyx and sultanite jewelry. I bought a ring and a pendant (I rejoice) - a beautiful many-sided stone. Onyx is way too expensive!
There was a wine tasting - delicious, but a bottle of $ 25-35.
We only ate once, so you can take something with you. And definitely water!
Picturesque mountain roads, Mount Olympos, sailed on a yacht almost completely sunken city (Kekova), offered shrimp ($5), crabs ($5), assorted ($7). Tasty!
Visit the city of Peace: tombs, amphitheater! They also offer to buy very beautiful, but expensive icons ($200.300 and more).
A visit to the Church of St. Nicholas is a kind of pilgrimage!
Then we were taken to Adali Onyx. They handed out discontinuous coupons: part remains, and part you give away. After the store there was a draw on the bus. 4 won (I was the first, probably lucky after visiting the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker) onyx figurines. The store has a lot of onyx and sultanite jewelry. I bought a ring and a pendant (I rejoice) - a beautiful many-sided stone. Onyx is way too expensive!
There was a wine tasting - delicious, but a bottle of $ 25-35.
We only ate once, so you can take something with you. And definitely water!
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