We were done early yesterday afternoon. Dave, Vivian, Erin & I decided to stroll through the streets of Old Antalya down to the Old Harbor. Old Antalya is, as obvious as it sounds, the portion of Antalya that is the oldest and closest to the Old Harbor, and also contains the oldest ruins of the city. Most of Old Antalya is enclosed by large stone walls, so it is easy to know when you've hit the boundary. We timed it right and were able to do a little shopping and enjoy an Efes at a bar with a beautiful view of the sunset and the sea.
The clock tower on the outer boundary of Old Antalya. The start of our exploring.
A view from down in the harbor, where tourists catch the coastline cruises.
The view from our cocktail hour location.
Vivian, Erin, & I ready for some cold Efes.
A view of the only beach in the old harbor, it is very small and tucked in at the base of a cliff.
The clock tower on the outer boundary of Old Antalya. The start of our exploring.
The view from our cocktail hour location.
Vivian, Erin, & I ready for some cold Efes.
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