Aeolis Apartments & Studios Lésbos

... and was askıng ıf they knew where he could go and watch the football as Unıted where playıng ın the champıons league and playıng a team from Istanbul so he thought that places would play ıt they told us that a bar down the road would have ıt on and ıf we lıke they would take us there thats how nıce they are honestly they cant do enough for you. Anyways ın the end we went for a dr ...

We left at about 10 ıts been great just chıllıng out for a couple of days ın thıs lıttle fıshıng vıllage but glad to be on the road agaın. We got the bus to Ayvalıc whıch took us a lıttle longer than we thought ıt would and we got dropped off at a servıce statıon ın the mıddle of no where and had to waıt for a lıttle mını bus to come and pıck us up. No one really speaks ...

... few days playing cards with our fellow guests - Paul, Sally, Sam and Eleanor - hi guys and hope he rest of your trip was less strenous than that climb to Ephesus!

The weather was truly toasty which made the fact that the sea was icy a rather unexpected surprise. We'd taken a boat trip to explore some of the small islands lying off the coast and at the first swim stop we were itching to cool off in the beautifully clear blue waters - and ...

No surprise the men in the group got a kick out of visiting this island just b/c they got to try out every lesbian joke they've ever heard, and perhaps ...

According to the poet Homer Lesvos (aka Lesbos or Mytlini) was part of King Makaras Empire and many of the islands ancient cities were names after his daughters.

The people of Lesvos we forced into several wars as Persia, Athens and Sparta later ruled in succession. According to legend, when Lesvos finally succumbed to Athens, the Athenian council voted to castigate islanders ...

... little resort made up entirely of overly elaborate hotels and restaurants but ************e there. We found an idyllic campsite overlooking Lesbos with it's own jetty. We spent the evening in town enjoying a few cold Efes and generally soaking it all in. All in all a pretty good find.

... ferry terminal. It has a new marina seemingly only large Greek-registered boats can use it. The rest of us have to use the noisy, crowded and slightly smelly inner harbour. After mooring up and completing the formalities with the port police we headed into town. The town really does hustle and bustle. There is traffic everywhere, pedestrians rush around as if this were rush hour Tokyo, even the cats have a hunted look about them. We did our shopping, had an ...

... of course so many rumours about what happened in regards to the wooden horse which were quite fascinating to hear. What we got to see today of the whole site was only 10% of the actually site, the rest was still buried under rubble! it was so impressive to see all of the 9 ancient cities of Troy throughout the years, when different people had been in charge and had built the city walls differently! There were still signs of the first Troy city ...

Got to love Turkey (And I don't mean the býrd!) Eg bidst afsokunar a "ý" ruglinu i sidustu faerslu. Malid er thad ad til thess ad gera venjulegt i tharf ad framkvaema fimleika a lyklabordinu svo ad eg a pottthett aftir ad ruglast mikid i thessari faerslu. Folk verdur bara ad saetta sig vid thad.. :) Eitt thad skondnasta vid ad kaupa ser ferd med Tyrkneskri ferdaskrifstofu er thad ad actually kaupa ser ferd med Tyrkneskri ferdaskrifstofu! Thad atti ad ...

... three men were in the boot of the car, that's a trunk by the way to my American friend) we set off to Efes. This is where the trouble started with obtaining discounts, we wanted, as we are lowly paid trainees to obtain a nice discount with a piece of paper saying that we should go for free to such cultural destinations, after some time we all pay the full price, except the lucky Turk nationals amongst us who go for FREE! Efes is breath-taking, at first as I ...