Azur Hotel Cirali

... Med, once again. <br><br>We toured the ruins, I stuck my toe into the Med, and then retreated back for a little siesta. We had a time change last night, and kinda screwed my clock up.<br><br>We plan on staying here 2 nights, then on to Kas.

We are in Olympos after finishing a 4 day boat cruise on the Mediterannean. We went with a company called V-Go Yachting and it was alright except our guide was totally awol for a good chunk of the trip, leaving us with the rest of the crew that hardly spoke any english. also, they managed to run out of beer on two separate days. we tried to bargain with the crew to buy out the entire ...

... There you can swim and maybe watch someone climbing the rocks and jumping into the water from six meters height. After this break you will continue your tour by canoe and you can follow your guide into a small cave with turquoise blue waters and feel the refreshing cool air coming from the depths of the cave. <br><br>On our way back we will carry the canoes back to the beach and after a shower at the small beach restaurant you can enjoy eating pancakes. <br><br>Advice: The canoe ...

... Church, shopping and banking when requested. Bus transfer to Turkmen Treehouses in Olympos where we arrive between 4 and 6 p.m. check into your accommodation for the night shower and freshen up ready for the nights festivities around the bonfire and dance till dawn<br><br>Including <br>Accommodation in a cabin with bathroom, snorkels &amp; masks, fishing lines, all food (3 x breakfast, 4 x lunch, 3 x dinner), bus transfer from Kale Harbour to Olympos, one nights ...

I always find it an interesting experience when I grow my facial hair. For the second time in my life I have found myself "cultivating" a beard of sorts (having had a rebillious and somewhat scraggly teenage goatee in my early University days).<br><br>This time it has grown more from circumstance and laziness then design - the result of frenetic travel days merged into the lethargy of days relaxing on boats and ...

... completely carried away with it all. Woke up at four in the morning rolling off my lounger and almost off the boat as we were blasting our way through huge swells on the sea. Spent the next few hours in misery standing at the back of the boat holding on for dear life to a huge wooden table that I had thought was stuck to the ground it was so heavy but which was now being thrown all over the shop with me the hungover wet cloth being dangled around with it. Ashen ...

... visible, I start the solar gazing practice, which is gazing at the sun continuously. The practice is to increase the gazing time by 10 second with every session. Today I reached 350 seconds. Tomorrow I&#8217;ll gaze for 360 seconds. Supposedly, by the time I reach a solid gazing of 45 minutes my eyesight will be perfect (it has already improved quite a bit), my mind will be sharp and focused, my body stronger, and I will not need to eat that much, if at all.<br>I ...

... was steep, and talking is easy if you stop moving. The restaurant was placed like a tree hut on steel poles inside a rocky shallow waterfall. Each table was connected to another with gangways over the tumbling water. You need a good sense of balance to be a waiter here. The water was also used to aerate Trout breeding ponds, and you ...

... in all it's splendor on a bright sunny day. Pictures will never be able to show how deep the blue is and how jewel like the softer, turquoise waters shine. That said - I must have taken at least 100 pictures to try to capture the site. I'll attach one to this blog - but trust me - it really was beyond description! We did do one "ancient ruins" stop on the way to Cirali. We went to the ancient city of Xanthos. It was a Lycian city which ...

Lets set this straight from the start.............Cirali should be the model on which any beachside tourist development ( If there has to be one) in the world should be based on...........Cirali is what Oludeniz could've been or perhaps once was before it became the hilariously awful package holiday village it is today. There are some pretty special things in Cirali that obviously can't be replicated elsewhere ...