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The Aydos Hotel's Boat The hotel a view from the balcony to the pool from the loungers of the hotel

Aydos Club Dalyan

Gurpinar Mahallesi Kanal Kiyisi Dalyan, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, 48840, Turkey

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De weg terug, nog heel wat te zien

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Vrijdag, zaterdag en zondag staan in het kader van onze terug tocht. We vertrekken als het net licht geworden is en zien onze baai in een oranje gloed van de opkomende zon achter ons verdwijnen. Door te motorzeilen komen we 8 uur later in Kalkan aan, waar we ankeren in de baai. Het gelan heeft zich uitstekend gehouden, maar bij nadere inspectie tijdens het varen ontdekken we dat de rondslingerde spatten niet lekkage is van het gelan, maar olie dat door de as ...

Day 10: Inci Aku and Pinar

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... before I even knew that we were visiting the business. Pinar is basically a food giant in Turkey, manufacturing everything from bottled water and juice to meat and dairy. Although Pinar currently exports its products to Turkey and neighboring countries, the firm has established cooperations with Kraft and Yoplait in the United States and France. The cohort was given a tour around the dairy production plant and we got to sample milk and cheese right off of the assembly ...

Amazing ruiins

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... world. Ephesus was one of the twelve Ionian cities to participate in the Persian and Peloponnesian wars. In 334 B.C., the city was taken by the Alexander the Great and throughout the Hellenistic period, the city became increasingly prosperous. After two hundred years, in 133 B.C. the region came under the Roman rule and it became the ...

Western Turkey is great!

A travel blog entry by jev086

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After a nice holiday in Kas, Ziya and I took the bus to Izmir to meet Ceyda, her mother and grandmother. Here I will stay for a week and explore this important Turkish city. I enjoyed some delicious local cusine and really enjoyed my company. I also ...

Ruined in Ephesus

A travel blog entry by lynandsteve

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18 May – City of Ephesus ruins at Kusadasi, Turkey

Random thoughts.....huge. Ruins cover a large area. Around 250,000 people used to live in the ancient marble city. Back in those days the ocean came up the river mouth to this area but because of the high incidence of malaria, the river flats were filled in and now the port is down at Kusadasi where we landed. (Some think Paul's thorn in the flesh may have been malaria, and now I can ...

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