Sirince Vacations, Sirince Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

There will be few pictures for this entry since my camera ran out of battery that day. It was Saturday afternoon after I finished visiting Ephesus and the museum in Selcuk. I still had 7 hours to go before my bus left for Istanbul at 9.30 pm. My tour guide recommended me to take a minibus at the Otogar (bus station) to Sirince, a wine village on the mountain. The minibus took only 20 mins climbing up to the hill and costed only 3 TRYs. The view along the way reminded me of Andora. Sirince is ...

We made the drive from Selcuk to Sirinçe in about 20 minutes, almost all up hill. Sirinçe is a cute little village full of small shops and fruit vendors (it’s peach season!). We bought peaches and Lisa and I also bought some olive oil soap. With its winding cobblestone streets, it reminded me a small Tuscan town. A little touristy, but very cute. Our dinner was at Artemis, which was the best looking of the town’s offerings and was also recommended by Fodor’s. The setting was beautiful...

In 2002 we travelt through Turkey, with a dutch travelcompagnie KRAS. We have seen a lot of the old Turkey places and ruïns. We where that time on a organized travel. It was a disappointment because a lot of schedule trips, but what we have seen that where beautiful. It is a nice country with nice people The next travels we have done are by backpack. http://www.anjawilliam4.web-log.nl/

From our amazing lunch we headed to the lovely hillside town of Sirince. Rustic and charming, the main street of the town had your typical shops selling everything under the sun - Turkish Delight, leather bags and jackets, Evil Eyes, spices and jewellery, tea and coffee, ceramic tiles and other bric-a-brac. We wandered the cobblestoned streets and made our way up the hill to the residential areas in the hillside to see some of the white houses, small bed & breakfasts and to enjoy the pano...