Kayamaris Hotel Gumbet
Kenan Evren BulvarI,Siteler Gumbet, Bodrum Peninsula, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, 48700, Turkey
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Rhodes and Suites
... eat something to always give your stomach something to do. This is a good excuse for us, because on this ship you can always find something to eat and it is always delicious. So we eat a lot.
But, there is 2 ways to go against the extra kilos:
- join the walk a mile group
- use the stairs (there are no lifts anyway): there are so many stairs in all kinds of shapes and ...
The Turquoise Coast
... calmer today and less windy, so it's a very smooth motor-sail. Mark and I are sitting on deck, typing and editing pictures to send. We will disembark tomorrow morning and begin our explorations around Ephesus and Kusadasi and will spend 2 nights at the Charisma Hotel in Kusadasi. In addition to seeing the ruins at Ephesus, we will be taking a short side trip to the Virgin Mary's house, where John took her to live. The main trip will be over on Tuesday, but 7 of us are going on ...
Island hopping from Turkey to Greece
... wasn't for the transport that sent you there. By the time we drank a whole mess of beers, ate some food and topped it off with some Gelato, it was time to head back towards the port for what would be an interesting trip to Crete.
Upon departing mainland Turkey, we happened to have picked up a 1 litre bottle of Captain Morgan's spiced Rum for only 11.00 - what an invaluable investment it would be! So we baught some coke for the boat and we were set. Us being ...
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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Imagine Rhodes
... twisting cobblestone streets and explored the ancient fortress with the best of them. We shopped in the shops and stood still to people watch - the Greeks at work and the tourists at play. We were unknowingly lured into the quicksand of charm and could not climb out until it was time to go. If you can imagine the millions of secrets, now silent and forgotten, that for 2500 years controlled laughter and love, life and death, if you can hear the ...



