Turkey / Dalyan / Exploring Dalyan – Downtown Dalyan and the Dalyan Saturday Farmers’ Market

Our first proper trip into downtown Dalyan. It’s Saturday and that’s when they have the weekly market going on.

LOVE!

So we will do that plus explore a little as I really want to take the boat trip that takes you to all the popular sites via (you guessed it) boat.

Looking around we come across this awesome sign 😉

Just because it’s a cliche doesn’t make it wrong…

Just like just because you’re paranoid, don’t mean they’re not after you 😉

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Big love <3

Dalyan Ataturk

Weekly Dalyan market!

Most of these weekly markets in Turkey are very similar, but never the same.
I love them just the same.

This one also had a wonderful assortment of the usual goodies: Clothes, accessories, shoes, sunglasses, stuff for the beach, fruits and vegetables and friendly tourists who offer you lots of strawberries (This last one might depend on how lucky you are as a person in general. Ehem 😀 ).

Dalyan flea market weekly

These things are pretty overpriced compared to what they are sold for back in the east.

Every time I come across the price tag I always think ‘Oh, I’ll just buy it from India’ as if it’s juts a few steps away… (Which it is, but from my heart – always had a soft spot for India, especially its people. Perhaps because that’s where my sister from another mother, AKA my guardian angel Anita, first came into this world? I personally think it is a past life experience but that’s a whole other level of thinking 😀 ).

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Silver is cool – it just is!
Gold is not cool…
Fact.
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And sometimes you fall and that’s okay.

Dalyan-beautiful-lifeTurkey travel tip:

We’re going to take our city tour by boat on Tuesday.
Always opt for the weekday option to avoid crowds.

Or opt to live in a country that’s greatly favored by suicide bombers.
Another excellent way to avoid crowds.

 Turkey travel tips Dalyan

My memories of ‘glory days’ consisted of being able to down a whole bottle of wine followed by vodkas and a few tequilas to polish it off and still be standing.
Now, having quit almost all vices, sugar being the most recent one, my definition of ‘wild’ is having ice cream.
Anyway, I had ice cream that day.
I still haven’t forgotten it…
How sad…

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Happy House Restaurant – English breakfast in Dalyan

Another cheat – English breakfast. I ate the hole damn thing all by myself and didn’t die of tummy ache (or gluttony).
Sometimes my tummy gets a little sensitive but noting happened so imma vouch for this place since we actually went back again with the same pleasing results.
Happy House Restaurant which also happens to be right on the water.
Try it, try it!
Happy English Breakfast Dalyan
Food.
What a blessing.
How easily we take the little things for granted.
We leave the canal to our left and head the other way this time for further exploring.
We find a little platform you can reach from between the trees and lie down watching the boats go by.
So peaceful, always so nice to be very close to water.
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Another place we strolled by and wished we had seen earlier. We make a mental note to come back here – didn’t catch the name of the cafe but it’s next to the Sirius Hotel.

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Lots of lovely little places ion this side of the canal, quieter, calmer.
Gorgeous as it is, now that we’ve arranged for our little Dalyan boat trip, I can’t wait to go back to my house-sitting gig and get buried in dogs!
Love…
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Nighty folks, may you always have the sea close to you.
Really, it’s super important 🙂
∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞

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