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Most of those boats don't have jib/Genoas up - so this was well before the actual start.

Very informative

Thank you for this informative video. Airbnb, VRBO are hit and miss at best. Reviews are often misleading and properties not always as nice as advertised. Good to know that there are alternatives. Thanks so much Chris & Chris!

I’m debating taking same cruise you both did. Island princess to 🇨🇦 🇬🇱 aug 2025. I’m scared b/c I read some cruises miss 🇬🇱 ports due to weather and icebergs. I don’t care too much if we miss 🇨🇦 but I’d be upset if 🇬🇱 missed. What month did you sail? how was weather? Did you see northern lights? Thanks in advance

Excellent video. Very helpful.

THIS is a library!

I would love to get citizenship by descent but my ancestors were too adventurous! My father’s family came to the “new world” in the 1700s and my mother’s relatives came over in the early 1800s.

Hello, I’m from Saudi and watched the end of your video where you talked about it. First: Welcome to Saudi! Second: Thank you for your kind and thoughtful words. Third: I hope you visit again-there are incredible places here like Petra and more. Thanks for the information, and great video! I’ll be taking my first Repositioning cruise soon!

I'm looking into travel insurance. Recently got a quote from IMG Global Hopper Senior Single Trip at $2200 Annually. Is that really the going rate these days? Seems kinda steep. What are some other options?

How awesome! I loved this video and all the details. Sounds like a hike that might be too difficult for me, so I love going along on your adventures. I kept thinking the whole time that I'd like to know how your knee is holding up, Chris! I feel I'm headed toward some kind of knee procedure, so I'm always keen to follow along on that progress.

People are being blocked because google voice is US based. When you are outside the US longer than 6 months or so. google will get the opportunity to block you.

Putting this on my hiking list for next time I'm in southern Turkey. Thanks for sharing!

Can you comment on getting the same car you picked. We may do some car camping on our trip and so want a car similar to the Citroen Burlingo. My concern, as with rental companies, is that they may not work very hard to have the exact car you chose and "upgrades" may be to something that gets horrible fuel economy or is too big for Europe, etc. In your research, did you find that TT guarantees the car you choose? Is it more of a guarantee because it is technically a lease/purchase? Thank you -

So basacly i can wave them anywgere and theyll stop?? Thank you 😊

A colossal thanks for this informative video. Most grateful.

Just found you and am really enjoying your videos. I really love how you make friends everywhere you go. Thanks so much!

New subscriber. I really enjoyed your video and plan to visit Chania in March 2025. You provided so much valuable information and resources. Thanks so much!

Very timely video for us as we are in Antalya, headed to Fethiye soon. Researching now for various segments to explore - and possibly do the hang gliding!

Thanks so much. This has been most helpful.

Great video describing a perfect day! The details will surely help others plan this ideal day hike from Fethiye to Ölüdeniz, or vice versa from Ölüdeniz to Fethiye.

4:43 how did you fix your mistake of getting Google voice after leaving the States? Asking for a friend that already left the US

Great video, guys. We haven't been to Turkey yet. And plan to visit in 2026. Thank you 😊

I enjoyed this fun, relaxed format. Thanks!

Best video y'all have done recently! Loved everything about it. Think this place is on our list now. 🎉

So I am already overseas and just realizing I can do this....will I have to send my US phone back to my daughter in the states to set this up?

For USAA, Not true anymore. 1% foreign atm fee for checking. USAA credit card no foreign fee.

JUST now research. Only World checking is free foreign atm from 😢AXOS with a 75,000 min balance. Their other Rewards check account is free domestic only, 1% foreign.

We really enjoyed Calis Beach, with a long promenade with restaurants and shops a little more laid back beach town. We were there in September 2023. Towards the end of the “boat trip” season which was very nice, we went twice. Swimming in those waters were warm (September)crystal clear and a lovely way to spend a day. Loved the fresh markets! Nice day in Karakoy, top of the mountain was fascinating to be and watch the daredevils! also the Olundeniz was interesting but happy we didn’t stay there. The people in the area were lovely, genuine and accommodating. We also had a great month here.

Hi Guys. Thanks for the great information in this video. It is very thorough. We are looking for a non Schengen country in 2025 to hop over to after spending 3 months in Portugal. We crossed Fethiye, Turkey off of our list because I found some sites that listed Turkey as part of the Schengen zone. From this video, it seems that Turkey IS NOT part of the Schengen zone?

What are you using for insurance? Interesting you got reimbursement

My husband and I (also fulltime travelers) were there in November. I think I saw you on walking on the promenade. I thought I recognized, but wasn't sure. Sorry I missed meeting you!

Axos and fidelity only give unlimited refunds on domestic ATM fees not international ATM fees

Get a Charles shawb debit card.. zelle yourself or money gram to deposit to account then take it out of the local ATM bank of the country you get a better exchange rate you can check Visa exchange rate and Charles schwabs will be refund all charges for ATM fee

How did you go to Rhodes when you had run out of time in Schengen zone.

Where did you find that hat that your ponytail comes out the back? You were wearing it while walking through the water. I need this!!

I think I was in Turkey around the same time as you. I considered meeting you when you were in Izmir, but I got a bit busy. I stayed in Turkey for almost two months, traveling across the country, and ended my trip in Antalya. Originally, I planned to stay for three months, but I could not handle the secondhand smoke. It felt like almost everyone smoked, and it was difficult to breathe fresh air without being exposed to tobacco.

Fethiye looks like an exciting place. We recently arrived in Antalya, and were surprised to find our VPN won’t connect. Turns out, It’s a country policy being enforced. Did you encounter VPN issues as well?

Good video. . . It’s on our list. . .

Dave and I watched this together and enjoyed it. We'd love to get to Turkiye some day.

This is a great informative video and as I was watching it I was thinking that’s way outside my budget but was very pleasantly surprised. I just checked out your accommodation costs and based on that you only spent $853 for 26 days on all your food, entertainment, SIM cards, transport, travel/health insurances - would that be correct ?

Thanks for sharing 👍 So much information. Are both of you vegan/ vegetarian? My biggest concern when we start slow traveling is staying Carnivore and making sure none of my food is cooked with seed oils.🤔 🛢 $2413💰 For everything you talked about. What a bargain. Between just rent, electric, and internet we spend a little over that here in Central Florida each month. 😮 Thanks again for being such a motivating couple. 💪👍🌞

Great information. Can you provide the address of the hospital and the place where you stayed ? Did you do Airbnb? Please and thanks.

Very helpful

Super helpful, thanks

10:02 Did not know that about non owner driver insurance will put that in our notes.👍 Do you find you're still around the same for 2024 on total spend

Cutie!

how beautiful ❤

Those 3 you mentioned are non traditional banks. There are traditional banks that do not charge exchange fee. I know PNC bank does not charge conversion fee for money withdrawn abroad. The ATM operators may charge a dollar or two, but the bigger expense is the conversion fee your bank charges. Capital One credit cards do not charge any conversion fee for charges occurred abroad. They use the XE published daily conversion rates. You can bring cash to some countries where the exchange rate is very good, close to XE rate with no fees. Like in London, also in Istanbul Turkey where you get excellent rate at the Grand Bazaar. In short, bring a capital one credit card and then inform your credit card company of your travel plans so that they would know you are using the card in that foreign country, also ask your bank if they charge a conversion fee if you use the ATM card outside. Several banks do not charge conversion fee. We generall bring some cash just incase our credit card or ATM cards run into unexpected problems. We change a small at airports upon arrival, just enough for taxi or other expenses before getting to hotel. And then find a good exchange place in the city. You can google for these info for any city.

Now do "Man Picks Irish Handcuffs". 🍻

Thanks 👍 They both seem very in-depth . I wonder how much Turkey's inflation issues effected the higher cost. Still both are night and day different from getting something similar done State side. Question..... Have you ever done a video on the shots you needed to get before you started your slow travel journey?