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Dalyan Berg Hotel

Maras Mah. Kaunos Sokak No:20 Dalyan, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey

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The Turquoise Coast

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November 6 This is our last day on our gulet cruising the Mediterranean.  We spent Friday night tied down in a beautiful cove, right next to Cleopatra's sunken baths.  Mark took the kayak and explored the ruins before breakfast on Saturday After another delicious breakfast on board, we took the dingy to the other side of the cove and began a long and rugged 3 hour hike along the coast, up and over a peninsula and down the other side to where the gulet had sailed and was waiting for ...

Port to Crete, Greece

A travel blog entry by adambrownell

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... only be for a bed. In the hostels' defense, the owner was brilliant! We required a print off of our ferry tickets so we could prove who we were, which he was more than happy to help with. Additionally, very accommodating and friendly - offering his support wherever possible, and hooking us up with his local 'Apple tea' which was surprisingly incredible! Sorry I can't comment on the town...barely saw the main street!
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De weg terug, nog heel wat te zien

A travel blog entry by psteerenberg

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... picknick party’s. Tot onze verbazing wordt het hele strand van plastic en ander vuil geschoond en in plastic zakken gedaan en afgevoerd, dus zo kan de Turkse jeugd (+/- 30 jarigen) zich ook gedragen. Wij brengen de dag door met lezen en zwemmen, naar andermans muziek te luisteren en de warmte te trotseren die in de boot 38 graden is, in de schaduw buiten met een windje 34 graden bij een watertemperatuur van 29 graden. Al met al, is het elke keer ...

Fethiye 3: An Exploratory Hike

A travel blog entry by oldrover

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... like the plague.

About Kayaköy

Kayaköy is now a ghost village. It was formerly a village of Greek people. But, after World War I, and then following the war for Turkish independence, including a fierce Turk-Greek war, there was an "exchange" of ethnic nationals. Turks would not live in the homes of the exiled Greeks, and the village fell into ruin. Turks populated the farming valley below. These ...

Just a bit of good, clean fun?!

A travel blog entry by turkeytrotters

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... to arthritis. I'll let you know if I am miraculously cured. We opted to go to the bath further up the lake. It turns out that most of the current visitors to Dalyan went to the first mud bath - we had the second one nearly to our selves! It was quite an experience! First we had to put on our swimsuits, then we waded into this murky looking pool. When you waked in, you sank in mud up to just below your knee. ...

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