We visited on a Tuesday which is the main market day. The main attraction is the food market. We were blown away by the amount of choice on offer, it had everything you could think of and more. The fruit and vegetables were so fresh, we bought our lunch there that day. The front part of the market was the food. behind were clothes and anything else you can think of. Be prepared to be accosted at this part of the market by traders and you also need to do some haggling!

Went to fethiye market with children under 13 years of age. We got a taxi from our hotel in olu deniz which cost 330 lira. At the start of the market there are lots of fresh produce like fruits, veg, herbs, spices, honey etc. Once you have walked along the stalls selling fresh food you get to the market that sells unofficial branded clothes, shoes, bags, jewellery, sunglasses etc. definitely haggle as the prices the sellers start with can be pretty high! The market is quite large and it’s like a maze, there are so many stalls. Also check your bags once you’ve bought things as I was “sold” 15 pairs of branded socks (12 pack and he chucked in 3 single pairs in another colour) for €10 but when we got back to the hotel and checked the bag he hadn’t given us the 3 single pairs! Lesson learned. Over all it was a good morning out to experience a Turkish market.

Fethiye market takes place on Tuesdays. Take the dolmus to Fethiye, cost 67 Lira each way which will drop you outside the market. The first part is produce which I walked past on the way in going to the crafts, clothes and other things. As in a lot of places no prices were shown and haggling is expected. On the way out I bought some fruit, best buy was the cherries, a kilo for 80 lira which works out at £2, a huge bargain in my opinion

The displays of fruit and vegetables impresses us greatly. The stallholders take obvious pride in their displays which are so photogenic. Whilst we didn't buy anything it was a day well spent. After you are finished in the market follow the river at the side of the market down to the sea. You may be lucky enough to spot several sea turtles which we were very excited to see.

Spent a few hours here this morning My god it was hot There’s awnings and the fruit and veg section is covered but it’s sweltering The fruit and veg section is glorious The quality of the produce and how it is presented puts the UKs consumer culture to shame - seven huge fresh corn on the cobs for 50 lira Why can’t we shop for our food like this in the UK? As if to underpin our fixation with consumerism and our desire to define our status and value via brands the rest of the market is predominantly filled with fake garbage Some nice Turkish towels that was about it

For fresh produce it’s an amazing venue. We bought a kilo of fresh chillies for £1.40 which is amazing. If you’re in a self catering apartment on holiday then the Tuesday market is a must. Fruit, veg, cheese and olives are all good value. The rest of the market is the same fake goods with the occasional good craft store. Make sure you have your haggling head on.

Our experience was reasonable, we were staying in Sarigerme so this was part of a tour. My wife actually loved the haggling and we came away reasonably happy although some stallholders were quite aggressive in their tactics. Some started at ridiculously high prices, don't get duped, walk away and they'll re negotiate, don't get pressured. Overall the prices were actually higher than in Sarigerme, but was fun but the street food is well over priced and not palatable.