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Just a snipit of our suite! Entrance to hotel Family pool in the evening Sunset view from the restaurant balcony

Club Paradiso Resort Side

Kestel Side, Antalya, Turkey

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De Turkse Riviera

A travel blog entry by matini

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... havencentrum en de burcht zijn intakt.


Die Türkische Riviera
Wir haben die Küste erreicht zwischen Manavgat und Alanya. Nach sehr langem Suchen haben wir einen schönen Platz direkt am Meer gefunden. Heute haben wir in Alanya den Alten Stadtkern besucht, die Burcht, den Alten Turm und die alte Hafen- und Werftanlage. Danach Camping und schwimmen im Meer.

La Riviera Turque
C'est un autre monde, il y a 25 ans et aujourd'hui. ...

Castles and Ruins

A travel blog entry by resiststatusquo

The last days are quickly approaching. To make sure I as much advantage of each day off as I could, Cassie and I made plans for each remaining weekend. First up, a day trip to Side and Alanya to explore.

We hopped on tram and made our way to the Otogar. Once there, we found the bus to Side, which left every 15 minutes, and soon we were on our merry way.

The bus doesn't go directly to the sea-side village. Instead, the big bus drops people off at a small gas station where ...

Day 6 - Along the southern Turkish coast

A travel blog entry by kdaniel7979

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... seven hours of driving up and down twisty moutainous roads with few barriers to prevent you from driving off a few hundred meters into the Med......i was getting pretty tired. Too many turns. But hey....have to push on. Miraculously, after I stop driving for most of the day, park the car and have a couple of beers.....I fell much better. I consulted Dr. EFES.

Our target city today was Alanya, Turkey. Right on the coast. I sense ...

Back in Turkey

A travel blog entry by petcul

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The names are alluring. The Turquoise Coast. The Mediterranean Coast. I leave Kizkalesi full of anticipation but take a detour inland at Silike. I would like to see a bit of the hinterland and there are an inordinate number of traffic police on the road. I take the road to Mut and it follows a glorious canyon for some 30 kilometres. Cliffs, pockmarked with caves, tower above me. Deep in the bottom of the canyon a khaki river ...

Wherever the wind blows

A travel blog entry by samcujes

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... they would email us. Now we had no way of contacting them. So, we prayed they would bail on their plans (we found out later they did, thankfully) and we left, driving back towards the coast.

Sam was out of her comfort zone with this idea. No research. No hotels booked. Just winging it.

We travelled through Side which has an entire town of ruins you can drive your car through, as they're on the main drag. My kind of ...

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