Hotel Portakal Dalyan

... or fethiye seyehat bus company for free transfer to Duygupension.
Take karagözler minibus from opposite the bus station and get off at Duygupension.
When you arrive at the bus station you are entitled to a free shuttle to our pension.Just ask at your bus company office.

For more information please lookup
www.duygupension.com

A WONDERFUL AND RELAXİNG HOLİDAY WİSHİNG YOUR HOSTS İN FETHİYE

... Turkey

Bodrum Peninsula Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey

Bodrum Peninsula Turkish Aegean Coast, TurkeyBodrum Peninsula Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey
Bodrum Peninsula Turkish Aegean Coast, TurkeyBodrum Peninsula Turkish Aegean Coast, TurkeyBodrum Peninsula Turkish Aegean Coast, TurkeyBodrum Peninsula Turkish Aegean Coast, TurkeyBodrum Peninsula Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey

... stagnant water/mud... There was a heated pool to the side and people were 'quite literally' being hosed down before they were allowed to get in (various pool attendants took turns at holding the hose!!)...
When I returned the boat, we had been joined by an organised tour and a lunch of chicken curry (that famous Turkish cuisine!!) was served, whilst we sailed around we passed a couple of ...

I was really overdue my holidays, finally getting to take it in October and I just signed up to two weeks of not doing much in Turkey with a couple of friends in a group. For me though not doing much isn't my cup of tea so I took every chance to re-live my old Turkey memories, from food, sights, sea, dancing and ahem, yes the men, again :)

Please come back soon as I update all the stories from the two weeks. Thanks.

... of the world is explored, and that some areas can retain a look and feel unique in the world.

For me some of the best places are areas that retain a pleasant and unique environment, whilst subtly presenting me with the things that allow me to be more comfortable. Simply presenting me with an English menu describing the local cuisine would be a good example - not one filled with pictures of overly sweet iced-cream desserts.

... I met the man of my dreams! . . .

. . . and his beautiful wife.

Even before I saw him I felt his presence. It was my heart who told me to turn around and look in the direction of the restaurant, even though I was heading in the other direction. And there he was, in his full stunning glory, beautiful beyond words, sitting at the table. His wife and two lovely kids by his side.

I don’t know what is it about him that got my heart beating ...

Awoke near Pamukkale and paid a scandalous amount to get in. 10 pounds each to see some tepid pools of water. Even the initially striking karstic rock was pretty much covered in faint brown footprints. The extorsion didn't end there as it turned out that Cleopatra's Baths, the hot spring at the top was an additional cost. We thought we could get away with just paying for one of us to get in and then swapping the ...

... by default. Certainly Islam is less in your face, so to speak, in a country where alcohol is plentifula nd girls are actually not allowed to wear headscarves to school (which is a major source of contention), but I suspect that the Aussies were under a false impression regardless of what their tour guide said. Islamist parties as recently as 1997 were actually able to acheive a plurality within the Turkish Republic, before they were forced to disband due to rules of ...

I slept wonderfully last night. There were a few noises, such as the slightlty more than tipsy Kiwi guys trying to find their wives in the dark between five female shapes...and then later out guide, Ilhan really started to snore. But still, I more or less slept for 8 hours, ıt was wonderful. And then waking up with the sun and having to find an other matress, as the one I had picked in the dark had loads of sun shining on it in the morning, that got really warm. 10.30 or so we were ...

... some dating back as far as 4,000 BC. The Lycians were pacifists; when Alexander the Great of Mesopotamia plundered Turkey, the Lycians committed mass suicide rather than die at his hand. Numerous ruins are under water and scuba diving is not allowed along this coastline. On the boat trip, we met two women from London, both students at the Open University. Cynthia was a retired civil servant and an Anglican priest. Sue worked part time doing research for the post office. They ...