are only available in US Dollars and Euros so not much of an advantage in Turkey!!! But compare them. I beleive though they do make charges for certain transactions. See if it's worth opening a current account for the holiday with one of the banks that doesn't charge for cash withdrawals. If you are self catering it is worth taking the dolmus (bus) up to Carrefour on the main road just outside Gumbet and doing a bit of a shop - great for stocking up on nibbles and drinks for the kids. From experience I used to find it was the poolside drinks that really add up over the course of a holiday. Having a fridge of juice etc can really save you money. I always got the dolmus to Carrefour - ask the driver to stop there but you can't miss itas you come out of Gumbet onto the main road!! Then as I always bought so much I'd get a taxi back. The drivers are always so helpful and there's always a couple there. For a great day out go on a boat trip. I always used Leo's boat. He also has a very friendly bar/restaurant on the main street and you can book the trips with him there. He has a mini bus and will transfer you to and from your hotel. Price includes lunch, cup of tea and biscuits in the afternoon and several stops to swim in the bays. He generally takes the boat to