Aqua Princess Kas
Hukumet Caddesi 71 Kas, Antalya, 07580, Turkey
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Sunken City - They had High Aspirations
... Kas. Great birthday present for me!
Our final day was a bit confusing. Initially we were thinking of going up the mountain to a tiny town called Çekerbağ to have lunch, then go back to town and walk a little of the Lycian Trail. The town was a smaller than we thought it would be and we really couldn't find a place to eat, but we did find the Trail from Çekerbağ back to Kas. Most relaxing day of all. We saw no one but each other. ...
Love the Mediterranean
... We were first struck by the colour of the water and the clarity. Then the high salt content made us float wonderfully in the water. It was heavenly. We stayed at a wonderful guesthouse that had an amazing terrace on the top. The food in turkey continues to amaze our taste buds and we had a wonderful dinner full of dips, dolmas, and fresh fish. Next stop: ...
Kekova, Demre, & Olympos
... departed so we had the town to ourselves. There are some nice Lycian ruins right on the water, we checked them out and snapped a few self photos using the tripod and time-delay setting of the camera. I made Heather stand on the edge of a 20’ wall (I helped her get there) and I ran back and forth between her and the camera like a mountain goat to reset the camera. After the ruins we walked around the town (takes about 5 minutes) and visited a couple of shops and street vendors. ...
At last the coast!
... and only the one stop at Phaselis, so Memis offers an extra stop that is not on our itinerary that he is sure we will love… underground cave…. somewhere, sorry Memis, I was listening. It was so worth it, although very cold, as caves are, this cave is natural and not carved, stalactites and stalacmites and mineral deposits that are so colorful. The water that goes through the cave come from the ...
Swim, read, water, repeat.
... the 'treehouses' are (little cabana set ups in the forest), as well as a huge beach and some ruins. I had booked a private treehouse, needing a brake from dorms every once in a while, and although it wasn't quite as Swiss Family Robinson as I'd hoped, it was a great little wooden house and it was nice chilling in my own little place. I braved the 40 odd degree heat to check out the beach, which is a bit of a trick because it's on the other side of the ruins, so you have ...



