Just past the harbour is the Temple of Apollo, which was really impressive blazing white in the sunshine with the blue sea behind. Just the place to stop for a cocktail, but at almost a tenner for a cube, it may just be a very sober holiday! The currency is also a bit odd, the Turkish lira and the euro seem interchangeable and it's never that clear whether the cost is quoted in lira or euro - but at around two to one I have discovered it makes sense to sort that before you order.....
Always fun to try and guess nationality but have met a real expert. Every time you walk past a shop or restaurant they call out in what they hope is the right language for you. At the seaside restaurant of the hotel the guy doing this is amazing. He speaks a little of every language here and its great fun to watch him at work as you eat. It's not just telling the difference between Brits, Germans, Dutch or Russians, Ant and I are quite good at that. But he also seems to have the knack of telling the difference between all of the Scandinavians here, Swedish, Norwegian, Danes His patter differs with each. For the Germans he seems to focus on the seafood and the beer, for the Scandinavians it seems to be tempting them with the weight of the huge steaks and for the Brits? Well that seems to be the cheapness of the food (which it isn't) and dragging them into the kitchens to show them how clean they are - not sure what that says about us a nation!
