Irme Hotel Turgutreis
Abide Caddesi No 70 Turgutreis, Bodrum Peninsula, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, 48480, Turkey
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The Turquoise Coast
... tombs carved high on the hill and ruins of another Roman city. On the way back, the captain of the small boat we were on took us close to the shore to see some of the sea caves up close. Some places quartz rock borders the ocean, creating an optical effect which gives the coastline its name ..... the Turquoise Coast. [ Turk quartz = turquoise ] We're now sailing up the coast again for about 2 1/2 hours to our last cove for the night, which will be near Marmaris. The sea ...
Port to Crete, Greece
... 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
... zal dan gedemonteerd worden om de schroefaskoker te kunnen inspecteren. De dagen (dinsdag, woensdag donderdag en vrijdag) staan in het teken van de boot winterklaar maken. Zeilen worden van de boot gehaald, de olie wordt ververst, alle bewegende delen als lieren en sloten worden ingevet, de diesel wordt voorzien van een preserveermiddel en de buitenboordmotor wordt tot in de flotterkamer schoongemaakt. Ook hebben we besloten de boot te laten ...
Oops - I did it again!
... I was picked up for transfer to Marmaris Port at 7.30
Added to all that, I've also eaten something dodgy yesterday and have really upset tummy, so as soon as I settled in my room today, I was straight out to a pharmacy for tablets and electrolytes. So glad I'm no longer spending hours upon hours on the tour bus. I will miss everyone on the tour and made some great friends, young and old, but I most definitely ready ...
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, ...


