This was my favorite video of yours yet, you did such a fantastic job with the storytelling and editing!!! And Amsara looks so beautiful, I definitely want to visit one day!
Thank you so so much! 💕 So glad you liked it :) We are working really hard to make the videos better! And yes, Amasra is a dream. It's the perfect little down to just enjoy and relax!
I hope you get to visit Amasra! It really is a little dream town 💕 The vibe is to walk around, eat outside by the water and enjoy beautiful sunsets! It's perfect ❤️ Glad you enjoyed the video Jane!
Very nice footage of the sea and the sunset. Your relaxed way of exploring a new country / region makes a lot of sense, in opposite of offers like "Europe in 5 days!".
Thank you so much! We 100% prefer to travel like this; just very slowly. It gives us the opportunity to immerse in a new culture and understand it a little bit better, make friends, connect with locals, etc. We left Turkey feeling like we were a little bit Turkish! And we still feel this way ❤️🇹🇷
When you reach to one million subscribers, I will remind you I was your 740th subscriber 😀Glad you enjoyed this part of Turkiye which I've never been as a Turk
hahaha Inshallah! Sounds good to us!! We will remember #740 :) We loved Amasra and we hope you can visit soon! Turkey is an extremely beautiful country ❤️🇹🇷
@@waysoftheworld_ I had a debate with someone today that insisted that apple tea was what everyone drank and served even in stores. I said that it was cai...is cai apple tea?
mmm we are not 100% sure. We don't think it's apple tea because we tried actually apple tea in Rize and it did not taste like regular cai. I think you should win the debate! It's not apple tea 😂
Hi Vilma! We usually book with 7-10 days in advance because we like to have some flexibility but also plan some activities/videos ahead... We've never shown up at a city without a booked accommodation. A lot of places in Tukiye (like Amasra for example) are very very popular during the Summer, so we don't recommend just showing up... Also keep in mind that Booking.com doesn't work from Turkiye unless you use a VPN. Hope this helps! :)
@@waysoftheworld_, I’m traveling to Turkey middle of September and after I saw your videos I’ll visit Amasra😊. I’ll book the hotel a week early. Thank you for the information.
@@vilmagul7607 cute little Amasra! That town was STUNNING!! So happy for you :) We also wrote a blog post with more useful info to help you plan your perfect Amasra trip. Here's the link in case you need it: www.waysoftheworldblog.com/amasra-turkey/ and please feel free to ask us anything if you have any questions!
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Looking to visit beautiful Amasra?? We put a blog post together with everything you need to know: www.waysoftheworldblog.com/amasra-turkey/
I visited Amasra last week because of your video --- Thanks for sharing this amazing town :)
Reading this make us so happy!! Hope you had a great time and enjoyed those beautiful sunsets. Amasra is STUNNING 😍
This video was like meditation lovely just lovely, take care Moira x
Thank you so much! Amasra was one of our favorite places in Turkey and cannot wait to go back ❤️ Thanks so much for watching!!
This was my favorite video of yours yet, you did such a fantastic job with the storytelling and editing!!! And Amsara looks so beautiful, I definitely want to visit one day!
Thank you so so much! 💕 So glad you liked it :) We are working really hard to make the videos better! And yes, Amasra is a dream. It's the perfect little down to just enjoy and relax!
Amasra is so beautiful, it's on our list to visit one day.
Thank you guys, Turkey will miss you💕
I hope you get to visit Amasra! It really is a little dream town 💕 The vibe is to walk around, eat outside by the water and enjoy beautiful sunsets! It's perfect ❤️ Glad you enjoyed the video Jane!
Very nice footage of the sea and the sunset. Your relaxed way of exploring a new country / region makes a lot of sense, in opposite of offers like "Europe in 5 days!".
Thank you so much! We 100% prefer to travel like this; just very slowly. It gives us the opportunity to immerse in a new culture and understand it a little bit better, make friends, connect with locals, etc. We left Turkey feeling like we were a little bit Turkish! And we still feel this way ❤️🇹🇷
06:45 the fruit is called "dağ çileği" and literal translation is "mountain strawberry" (something like wild strawberry)
Thank you for this! It was delicious!! We went back for more many times :)
Hey you guys when are you coming back we miss you :) Love from Turkey :)
Thank you! Hopefully when it gets warmer. We miss Turkey every single day 💔
When you reach to one million subscribers, I will remind you I was your 740th subscriber 😀Glad you enjoyed this part of Turkiye which I've never been as a Turk
hahaha Inshallah! Sounds good to us!! We will remember #740 :) We loved Amasra and we hope you can visit soon! Turkey is an extremely beautiful country ❤️🇹🇷
Hello. You describe and introduce the places you have visited very well. Thanks. I am looking forward to the continuation of such videos. See you.
Thank you so much for saying that! It makes us really happy you are enjoying the videos :)
This little town looks like a dream 😍
It really is 💕
Hi!
Great video! Amazing views.
Thank you for sharing ❤️
Amasra is the cutest and quietest little town. We enjoyed it so much 🥰
@@waysoftheworld_ ❤️
@@waysoftheworld_ ❤️
Having cai like a local. LOL
Cai and cigarettes is the Turkish way :)
@@waysoftheworld_ I had a debate with someone today that insisted that apple tea was what everyone drank and served even in stores. I said that it was cai...is cai apple tea?
mmm we are not 100% sure. We don't think it's apple tea because we tried actually apple tea in Rize and it did not taste like regular cai. I think you should win the debate! It's not apple tea 😂
@@waysoftheworld_ Yay, thanks.
@@tootz1950 Apple tea is mostly served to tourists, for whatever reason, I don't know. What every local drinks ('çay') is black tea :)
Did you book your hotel or Airbnb ahead of time or you find better deals when you arrive to the cities in Turkiye?
Hi Vilma! We usually book with 7-10 days in advance because we like to have some flexibility but also plan some activities/videos ahead... We've never shown up at a city without a booked accommodation. A lot of places in Tukiye (like Amasra for example) are very very popular during the Summer, so we don't recommend just showing up... Also keep in mind that Booking.com doesn't work from Turkiye unless you use a VPN. Hope this helps! :)
@@waysoftheworld_, I’m traveling to Turkey middle of September and after I saw your videos I’ll visit Amasra😊. I’ll book the hotel a week early. Thank you for the information.
@@vilmagul7607 cute little Amasra! That town was STUNNING!! So happy for you :) We also wrote a blog post with more useful info to help you plan your perfect Amasra trip. Here's the link in case you need it: www.waysoftheworldblog.com/amasra-turkey/ and please feel free to ask us anything if you have any questions!
Canım şehrim memleketim amasram seni seviyorum💙🙏
A very beautiful town 💞🇹🇷
@@waysoftheworld_ It is the town of Bartın province.🚢 Teşekkürler🙏
Cok güzel😍
Yes! We loved Amasra!! 😍