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mickeyboy07 Says: Horse riding took place in the cool late afternoon when the sun wasnt so hot.Just outside Hiseronu at the Dortnal ranch.We booked with our hotel so a bus picked us up and took us here.The tutor was a very friendly man who chose horses for us depending on our riding...
Taffster Says: This gorgeous boat trip takes you off from Fethiye harbour around 12 neighbouring uninhabited islands in the Med. There are 5 stop offs at a selection of these islands with time to swim or just catch a few more rays. I highly recommend doing one of these boat trips as they...
Turkish Bath with Foam Massage
Taffster Says: This is a must when in Turkey for the ultimate feeling of relaxation. I can recommend the spa in the Magico Bronzo hotel. The gents there are University qualified and really look after you to give the best experience possible. After a sauna and wash down, your skin is...
Taffster Says: Travel a little further for a massive market with plenty of variety and competition. Fethiye market is about 3 times the size of the one you will see in Hisaronu but note that traders here seemed a lot more pushy than those in the more intimate Hisaronu market.Takes place on...
Taffster Says: An intimate market where you can buy all kinds of wonderful things, from real fake D&G/Gucci handbags and GA jeans to Turkish ornaments, table cloths and spices. See my tourist trap 'bartering in shops' tips for advice on how to get a good price when dealing with market...
leics Says: Because it's served in the Turkish way (in a glass, no milk, with sugar cubes provided) and is extremely refreshing in the heat. And a great deal cheaper than alcohol (which is only slightly less than in the UK).
leics Says: It's only 15 minutes by dolmus from Hisaronu. The deserted village has over 1000 buildings to explore, is fascinating, and there's a cafe right opposite the dolmus stop for post-exploration refreshments.
1 Review and 767 Opinions Lovely gardens, excitable tortoises (they like cucumber), clean pool and rooms, wide range of...
1 Review and 53 Opinions The Bozbey is a small, family-run hotel just off the main street of Hisaronu. It is fantasic value...
Club Magico Bronzo: Value for Money
Taffster Says: Magic Bronzo was a great Turkish hotel with a lively international feel. There is a large pool and water slide, entertainment 7 nights a week, the hotel is clean and tidy and the staff are as friendly as they come. If you are expecting 5* quality for 3* prices then you need...
Shanghai Blues: First class food
mickeyboy07 Says: Excellent Chinese restaurant in the centre of Hiseronu.A very large place with the option of a table inside,on terrace or out back in a court yard setting.We chose the court yard with its quiet atmosphere and lovely gardens and night time views.A good choice of food on the...
the gap bar: good for light meals
anntravers Says: everything is cooked as you order. it is great for all day breakfast and light meals. We have been going there for three years and have never had a bad meal. Average cost last year was approx in English £1.99. It is up stairs next to the Domino Resturant, it is also good as...
Shanghai Blues: Great Chinese food in Turkey!
Taffster Says: Gorgeous Chinese food, one of the best Chinese meals I've had in a while. As a guide, we paid 85 Lira for starters, main courses, noodles, rice, prawn crackers and drinks for 2 people. Yum! A good menu but you can't go wrong with a good old sweet and sour chicken!
Taffster Says: Another great spot on the main Hisaronu strip for dancing. The bar does have foam parties in the week so if thi isn't your thing make sure you check out what's on before you go in. Entry is also free before 12 on most nights.Oh aye, and did I mention you can dance on the bar...
Hisaronu Centre: Alive at night
Taffster Says: Hisaronu centre comes alive at night. This is when it's busiest and probably when you're likey to get the best deals in shops and bars. It's almost unrecognisable in the day compared to the hive of activity it becomes in the nights.
The Grand Boozey: Boozing on a Grand Scale..
Taffster Says: One of the hotspots of Hisaronu by night. This place gets busy after 11 and is a hit with tourists and Turks alike. Great for good dance and R&B music but watch out for the imported drinks - 2 JD's and coke were about £10!!!! Best to stick to the beer! No dress code
If you're not happy about travelling by foot or local Dolmus when in Turkey, you can ppick up a taxi at pretty resonable prices. It's always easier and more feasible to negotiate a price before hand and then you know all parties are happy. Don't forget to buckle up as the driving is wild!
Written Sep 19, 2006
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Be careful of the strength of the sun when staying in the area. The town is set in a picturesque mountain setting which conveniently provides a gentle breeze for most of the day. Unfortunately, this may cause you to forget how stong and intense the sun can be so just make sure you keep pushing the fluids when exposed to the heat.
Written Sep 19, 2006
mickeyboy07 Says: Ovacik/Hiseronu is no different than any other tourist resort as in everybody is there as a business to make money,so when restaurant staff stand outside and hand you their business cards and written on it is'If you dine here tonight we will knock 10% of your bill'dont fall...
Don't be afraid to barter in the shops
Taffster Says: Unlike fixed price shopping here in Britain, bartering in the shops (as well as markets) is an expected custom. Shops can be a tourist trap if you're not used to the concept. Shop keepers will offer you a 'special price' for their 'special customers' which seems to be a few...
WarrenWilson Says: They charge exorbitant prices and are totally disorganised. When our boat broke down (we paid £70 for the day) and we floated aimlessly for 2 hours we didnt even get an apology! Use Explora Travel. Ther jeep safari was amazing! Explora Travel
If you fancy a bit of history, take a trip to Dalyan where, from the river, you can see anchient tombs set in the hills.
The Dalyan excursion also takes you to a natural mud bath and hot spring with is great for conditioning the skin.
The day ends with a trip to the Turtle Beach, a stunning stretch of sandy beach popular with Turks and accessable only by boat. The Turtle Beach itself is a protected conservation area but is well within sight from the main tourist beach.
Written Sep 19, 2006
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