Derici Kusadasi
Ataturk Bulvari 40 Kusadasi, Turkish Aegean Coast, 09400, Turkey
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I wish you all had the view I have right now!
... camera in, & missed some of the most beautiful shots I think I ever could have taken - sorry!(we bought postcards to show instead!). Rejuvenated, we hopped in our car & drove back...great scenery we wouldn't have seen if we had stayed in the towns & cities! And then we came here! This place is like a big Turkish Wasaga Beach!! Street upon street of vendors - all calling out to you to buy their stuff! We have loved ...
Day 4
... compared to the theatre at the end of the city which sat 24,000. We also saw a fountain, many statues, the latrines, and other buildings that were used for unknown purposes. In some of the marble there were carvings used to play games (the origin of backgammon). The city also had running water that flowed down each side of the street and through the latrine building. My favorite building by far was the library. The ...
Day 10: Escaping Athilla the Hun
... typhoon and took us in an open top safari jeep from the 70s to get our stuff from Athilla. As we knew what we were doing by just leaving was a little dodgy we grabbed our stuff quickly left the key in the door of the room and headed for the jeep which took us back to dreams pension after this we headed out and found something to eat and looked around Selcuk for a while before heading back and going to ...
Basking in ruins
... place of both Mary and John. The surrounding country side is beautiful with olive trees covering the hill sides producing olives for oil and soap. We been in awe at the history marked in this area since time began, tasted the sweet fruit wine from the village Sirince, and found ourselves addicted to the Turkish meatballs sizzling in olive oil with cheese, tomatos and onions served with flat bread hot from the oven on the side. It is ...
Day 7 Day at Sea / Day 8 Kusadasi & Ephesus
... open deck of our ship. Island after island passed by, some with small villages populating the shoreline and other islands that was deserted of inhabitants. By 6:00AM our ship passed the outer mountainous islands that protects Kusadasi's harbor and the main Anatolian peninsula came into view. We arrived at the Kusadasi Port under beautiful blue skies with a few high clouds. It looked like it was going to be a promising day.
Pigeon Island
From the bow of the ship ...



