Koraltan Belek

Kadriye Beldesi Belek, Antalya, 52028, Turkey

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A travel blog entry by luciferm

... shouting and bumping into my car so drove about 100 metres around the corner, went to sleep, woke up, got out and found that I'd parked exactly opposite a car park that charges just £1.08/€1.20 a day thus saving about £10/€12 by not parking it at the hotel, which paid for the taxi ride to the airport.

So there we go, all of that in one day. Next time one of you complains about being ill, just think about my day. It was not fun. Probably shortened my life by 72 hours.
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Tourist trap (but I kinda loved it)

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... there was a waterfall cascading down into the water below. The walk along the cliff is beautiful too, as the city overlooks further land masses several kilometres away. Some of the touristy sights although pretty, were not particularly impressive. The clock tower for example, which is the cities signature image displayed on all the postcards, just didn’t really compare to some of the other sights we had seen. It’s a bit of a conundrum for me, as I have to say that the ...

Relaxing evening at the Marmara Antalya Hotel

A travel blog entry by momentsintime

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... pink/purple colored blouses caught my attention and since they were my favorite colors, well, I couldn't resist and bought them!

That evening for dinner, I wore one of them. It made me feel right at home here in Turkey. As usual, the buffet was extremely good. In the middle of the ...

Mediterranean Sea boat ride!

A travel blog entry by momentsintime

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... I was really looking forward to my Mediterranean Sea boat ride! It was still very cloudy but at least the weather was warm. Looking up into the grey sky, so far so good, it wasn’t raining. Had it been, the boat tour probably would have been cancelled.

Half an hour later, the motor coach made a complete stop in an area close to the port. We all followed Daghan ...

Early morning explorations.....

A travel blog entry by momentsintime

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... and wandered down the street with the hope of finding a path that would lead us to the sea level way below.

Luckily for us, we didn’t have very far to go. A huge vacant lot where a hotel probably stood many years ago had old cemented steps built along the cliff which led all the way down to the Mediterranean Sea. ...