Restaruants in Kaya Village

[heather07]

There is a dolmus from Hisaronu to Kaya village.
Or if you are going in the day time it is a lovely walk from Hisaronu to Kaya.

[KKOB]

Dolmuses leave the Big Mosque in Fethiye every hour on the hour and go via Ovacik and Hisaronu to Kaya Koyu. The fare is 3 YTL per person.

[Elsa Padfield]

Thanks.  We'll visit the week after next!!!!  Can't wait!!

[heather07]

That is good to know KKOB.  I watched a family go from Fethiye to Hisaronu then get another dolmus to Kaya and would have assumed that was the only way to do it.

[Darkhorse]

Try Caspers restaurant by the clocktower. It is fairly new and owned by two english ladies. The food is excellent and very reasonable. Very friendly.

[friendly ghost]

If you decide to go visit Casper's, which I can highly recommend, don't go looking for the clock tower on the roundabout island as it went walkabout around 6 weeks ago.  The nearest landmark would be the newest mosque where the Hisaronu, Fethiye and Gemiler roads meet.  
Has anyone any info regarding where the clock went to? [?]

[Sleuth]

Looking for a restaurant in Kaya next week to take my brother ( his first time to Turkey )  he wants to go somewhere where there is turkish music ( or live turkish music  etc.. )
Someone said the Istanbul is the place, can anyone confirm this please ?
My wife and I  have frequented the Levissi ( very nice ) but heard that the Istanbul has live music... is this true  and what  nights  please  ??

[sue mac]

no live turkish music to my knowledge - KKOB will correct me if Im wrong! Kervansaray does a turkish night, with turkish dancing, bbq and free wine. Other than that, not sure of anywhere that will have live turkish music. Kaya winehouse is fabulous for a truly authentic and atmospheric night.

[KKOB]

They have live bands at Karmylassos every Wednesday night. That's the new place on the bends by Muzzy's and the Istanbul. It's Turkish music, but modern rock and pop stuff, not traditional.

The only time that the Istanbul has live music, to my knowledge, is when there's a wedding being held there.

Karvansary is your best bet for live Turkish music. Plus, if you book through an agent, you can get free transport arranged.

[Sleuth]

thanks for the info  KKOB   and SueMac, but I`m really looking for `traditional` turkish music rather than  modern turkish rock.
Plenty of that  at the Turk bar in Hisaronu  :-)

Yes  we  went to the  turkish night show in  kaya  in May this year... 6 of us went   enjoyed the  buffet, and the  wine was surprisingly nice and not `plonk`  
The show we  thoroughly enjoyed ( us men particularly the  belly dancer ) but we all got `turned off` ( even the ladies present ) by the male belly dancer  :-(   sorry but that act went on too long, and I personally  couldnt watch it,  and neither could our wives... I dont like drag acts personally, and thats how it appeared...  spoilt what was a  very good show