Panoramic Villas
We have just returned from our third trip to Yalikavak and once again we had a wonderful time.
Wondering why our third trip well … It’s such a lovely place it draws us back. The village is small enough to have plenty going on both day and night. Whether its browsing the small shops, cay ( tea) at the local cafes, or picking up the freshly baked bread, nothing is hurried its all at a relaxed pace.
If you’re planning a villa holiday in La Cala de Mijas,Costa del sol this year, then you’ll want to know what to see and what to do. Here are just a few of the many activities and attractions you could take part in on your villa holiday in La Cala de Mijas. If you want to explore further afield then Marbella and Fuengirola are easily reached by buses which stop at the central boulevard in the village.
Having dined at Sofis Restaurant (and spent afternoons guzzling cocktails there) we decided to try out their ‘Turkish Night’ held every Thursday evening. We were always impressed with the food and the friendly service in this beachfront eatery in the centre of Yalikavak and it sounded like good fun!
If you are thinking of hiring a car whilst on your holiday in Turkey here are a few useful driving tips for you. Driving in Turkey can be stress free if you just follow the rules!
Ok, I’ll admit it. Before I first visited Turkey 6 years ago I was sceptical about going there. My preconceptions were based on reading awful British magazine articles about middle aged women visiting resorts there and picking up young Turkish husbands who then proceeded to take all of their life savings. I had heard about the busy resorts with lager louts, cheap cocktails and overly friendly bar staff and decided it wasn’t for me. My first trip to the Bodrum Peninsula showed me just how wrong I had been!