Thinking back on that day, the first thing that comes to mind is how the pace felt very natural, never rushed but rarely idle. Riding in the open-top jeep through the pine forests was cool and windy in the spring air, so a light jacket was actually useful between the sunnier stretches. Our group was mixed ages, and the guide managed to keep everyone together without constant hurrying. At Turgut Waterfall we had enough time to sit on a rock, listen to the water, and not just take photos and run. Walking across Jesus Beach was almost like a slow procession, people laughing as the water stayed at their knees. The only small downside was a bit of waiting while the jeeps lined up before leaving some stops, but it gave us time to talk with others in the group. Lunch was simple but decent, and overall the whole day had a relaxed rhythm that made it easy to enjoy each stop.