free wifi

[luvturkey]

Hi,  anyone know if any bars/cafes offer free wifi if you buy a drink - we are staying at Calis beach later in September and Im wondering if I should bring my new tablet or will it be easier just to call in an internet café and pay to use theirs?

thanks

[Scunner]

It's a little old but this will give you a good idea

http://www.calis-beach.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=22909.0

[madmart]

Would probably be quicker and easier to list those that haven't these days. I would say 99% of the bars provide wifi now.

[Toky]

Yip, all the bars & restaurants we used all have wifi and are more than happy to give you the password to access it.  

[Madbaz]

Out here at mo.  wi fi is everywhere all bars cafes and resteraunts have it. Most password protected but have a drink they happy to give you it

[Hamlet]

Only slightly off topic, earlier this year we drove through Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Germany, France, Switzerland & Italy.

No matter where we stopped, be it overnight, for lunch, coffee break, sight seeing or just for a comfort break, whether it be a hotel or roadside shack, there would be full & unlimited WiFi access.

The only exception was when we got to England, not everywhere we stopped offered WiFi, if they did, you could only access it with a password but Premier Inn allow just 30 minutes free access per day & then you pay!

[luvturkey]

thank you for helpful info

[suehugh]

More free wi fi over here than in the UK.

[bewva]

What annoys me over here (in UK) is that a lot of the free wifi is only available if you subscribe to the restaurant or pubs when you log in. Then you are plagued with emails.

[Karennina]

Ah I never twigged about that, we were having breakfast at our local Marston Inn and I was waiting to hear from my son when I asked for a password I was told I had to register so did not bother, am glad now that I did not...
Defo seems to be a lot of places in Turkey that offer wifi...