It was my first independent trip abroad. Prior to that, I had a rest in different countries through travel agencies. And everything was wonderful: the beach, excursions, bars. But there was always a feeling that it was like being in a kindergarten for adults. Food on schedule. Guides communicate with tourists like idiots (it is impossible otherwise).
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It was my first independent trip abroad. Prior to that, I had a rest in different countries through travel agencies. And everything was wonderful: the beach, excursions, bars. But there was always a feeling that it was like being in a kindergarten for adults. Food on schedule. Guides communicate with tourists like idiots (it is impossible otherwise). Tired of listening to compatriots where it was super, where it sucks. And I decided to go to Turkey myself. I ordered a boarding house on the Internet, bought a ticket, insurance. It was great. I warn you Cirali is not for everyone. This is a village 90 km from Antalya. There are no big hotels with all inclusive. No animation. This is a quiet place where turtles come to lay their eggs. There are many cafes with normal music, under which you can hear the interlocutor. When I read other people's reviews about Turkey, it seems to me that I went to another country. In my eyes, Turks are friendly, hardworking people, always ready to help. As for boarding houses. All boarding houses there are simple without frills. There is everything you need. Standard Turkish breakfast in the morning. In a cafe you can have lunch for 20-25 lire. And no hot lines. No watered down drinks. The food is all delicious and fresh. No stupid animations. There were translation difficulties. English is lame even for some of the waiters. But on the other hand, this is Turkey, not England. And I perceived all the little things as a small adventure.
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