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Travel Blogs from Datca
Jewels of Turkey
... are very friendly and family orientated and I was surprised at how open they were with us. Loved it so much I have decided to save every penny for next year. Keeping an eye on the deals. Arranged through Travel Monster family holiday last year and will maybe try a different location in Turkey through the same company. Keep you ...
Day Trip to Symi and Panormitis
... here and the Greek salads came without dressing so that you could dress it yourself with oil and vinegar. Our next stop was the town of Panormitis on another side of the island to visit the monastery dedicated to the Archangel Michael. Growing up Karen's mom has been very devout to the angels, thus this was a very special place for us! The crazy thing is that we didn't even know this place existed, nor had we planned for our trip to include this ...
The Datca is good!
... would not be anything like the other ferry experience we had from Crete to Santorini. We actually found the port for the ferry in 15 minutes which gave us enough time to grab some water and sit down before our 2 hour ferry trip. And hooray we were off, no puking, no big waves, simply just a nice ride over to Datca.
"If you make it all the way to the Datça Peninsula, you may never want to leave" was a statement we had read, and its ...
Party on Wayne!
... 17:30 , Tracy and I kept the party going until 1:30AM. We went on a little bar hopping tour of town. We went to a dancing bar, a rock bar, a sit down bar, and topped it all off with one more dancing bar!
I am writing this post 3 days later so I'm a little foggy on exact details. But you get the idea. Today was essentially a party day for us. The next day was a little rough going.
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Yes Please
... are kept in very good condition. For the city being thousands of years old and its buildings and most structures still standing is pretty amazing.
My favorite of the city was the Theater, where St.Paul preached to the people , it is the largest outdoor theater of the ancient world. It was carved out into flanks from Mount Pion . It took them over 60 years to carve, and it could hold up to 40,000 spectators ( which is more ...