Hotel Asena Beach Oludeniz
BelcekIz Mah.Carsi Cad. No.10 Oludeniz, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, 48340, Turkey
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The Turquoise Coast
... had some absolutely beautiful lookout points along the hike. After lunch we motor-sailed for about 3 1/2 hours to our next cove. It was quite windy and wavy, but after the long hike, everybody enjoyed relaxing and watching the scenery go by. This morning (Sunday) we left the gulet about 9:00 and boarded a smaller boat that took us to the mouth of the Dalyan River and the reed canals. This is the area where the loggerhead turtles come to nest on the beaches at the mouth of ...
Port to Crete, Greece
... with a sauna, massage and hot stones for about an hour. We cut it thin on time but made it back to get the bus to Marmaris of which we arrived at about 10pm that evening. For us, Marmaris was simply a stop over so we could catch a ferry the next morning.
Accommodation was scarce with a number of options only allowing 3-4 people in a private room. Hence, we had to pay a little more at 15.00 euro each to stay ...
De weg terug, nog heel wat te zien
... hun domicilie hebben en in het voorjaar hun eieren in het brede zandstrand leggen. We gaan naar een plaats toe waar ze gevoerd of verleid worden met kreeften waardoor we een prachtig beeld van hun kunnen vormen en zien hoe krachtig en snel ze ondanks hun afmeting zijn . We varen verder door een doolhof van kreekjes omgeven door 2-5 meter hoog riet en we zijn blij dat we niet met onze rubberboot de tocht zelf hebben ondernomen, we zouden ...
Oops - I did it again!
... front just taking it all in; it's a massively long strip with bars and restaurants all along. In typical Turkey style they have all have a man standing at the entry trying to draw you in, as your custom is a big competition in this country. In many of the bars the waiters do dance routines and sing and all sorts. I saw a fire twirler. There was karaoke, country and western, jazz, 60's music, dance music, Irish pubs and I'm ...
My Turkey
... when moving into regional areas; they still live in apartments blocks, many rundown. there are stray dogs and cats everywhere, even at the sites of various ruins we visited. Apparently, pets are not allowed in the apartments, so the animals live on the streets and I guess essentially become the pets of everyone.
One thing I noticed during my travels is that there is very little graffiti in Turkey.
Everything is open until very late at night, ...


