Kiris Alinda Kemer

We had a heck of a rainstorm last night in Olympos; but it didn't delay the plan to travel westward on the Med. So, here we are in Kas, a beautiful quiet sleepy town with a yacht basin filled with sailboats. <br><br>The hostel is Beautiful. I think the best I have ever stayed in. And the price isn't too bad, although it is the off season. This Might be It- the place I have been looking for. But, of course, it's too early to tell.<br><br>

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... the town. We enjoyed all the sites by boat including the nearby mud baths, lake and beach that's so gorgeous even the turtles chose it as a breeding ground!<br><br>Leaving our most comfortable Dalyan guesthouse we headed further along the coast to the peace and isolation of Kabak and our "simple" accommodation, described by Steve as a B&amp;Q shed on stilts, but with a better view than most!<br><br>Views are great but ...

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... ride to arrive. Taking a quick glance at my arm watch, I realized that my ride had been already 30 minutes late &#8211;which seemed to be a common conduct among all tours, buses or dolmus (mini-bus) in Turkey, the thing that you get used to after a while and start incorporating within your time planning. My pick-up ride had finally arrived. With much excitement, I jumped into the dolmus and immediately, it started its journey to Ölu&#776;deniz. The sight ...

... vacation. At that point we knew it was going to be a good stay. We stayed two nights with Bülent and his family. They were tremendous hosts. Bülent took us on a trip to the local bike service shop in town, where we met some of his cycling friends. We got to spend time with his wife, Gülnaz, and his son, Ege. They treated us to some great dinners and breakfasts. We talked cycling, Turkey, and of course some politics. It is interesting to hear the view of the ...

... there and imagined what a performance there must have been like - would u watch the actors or marvel at the scenery - a tough one to call Id say - but only if the actors were any use! Afterwards Ý scrambled over to the ruined temple of Zeus and had a read of the book Im on now - McCarthys Bar - overlooking fabulous mt views back down to Antalya - on a glorious late afternoon day. Tremendous. Only shame was no tea - had to make do with ...

... the water at the exact angle. Fatty's probably still coughing up salty water. Sorry kid, you shouldn't have taken those extra meatballs, they were mine. 3 down, 1 to go. Our last stop of the day was by far the most interesting. It's a little island called Kalekoy or Simena Island (we couldn't work out which) and has a great little village on it and some nice little swimming spots dotted around the coast. We took some time to walk through the markets checking out the ...

... the heat and longing for peace from the engine and a plunge in the cool waters of our first anchorage. A token sail went up a couple of times but this journey isn't about sailing, it's about getting places, which in the end worked out well as we made St Nicholas's Island by late afternoon and we got the swim we so desired. The water is crystal clear everywhere and not ...