Kaleci "Old Town" Turkey"

After heading to the waterfall, our driver took us to the port of Kaleci also known as Old Town.  As we came around the corner and headed down the hill, I was blown away by it's beauty.  My heart began to sing.  I wish we would have had time to take a harbour cruise, but we had to get back because our babysitter meter was running out. One of the cruises they offer is to see the lower falls of Duden Falls which spills into the ocean.  If we ever go back, I am for sure going to book us a cruise to see the falls.  I am also going to bring my swim suit to go swim in the ocean.  Then I am going to follow it up by an amazing fish dinner in one of the many charming restaurants that line the street of the port. One thing I was pretty impressed by, was Turkey's ability to accept multiple money currency's we had euros with us, but had we come from the states they would have taken our dollars.  Actually, let me take that statement back as I did not try using euros in a small town in a local supermarket, but at least at the tourist destinations they were able to easy accept euros.  I would also love to go back at night.  The port dates back to 159 b.c. and Paul the apostle was known to have walked the streets. Well, it is past midnight here in Germany. I have had a long day ahead sadly with my wallet being stolen at an amusement park. Tomorrow I have to get up early and file a police report, cancel credit cards, and file for a replacement of my equivalent of a green card.  Waaah!  Stupid people! Come back and visit me on Friday though and you can see our trip to Heiropolis and Pumukkale. A must must see if you ever go to Turkey!