Malhun Fethiye

... was the market alright and I couldn't think of an item that wasn't on sale there!! It took me a good 90mins to walk through it and that was just the clothes!! that didn't include the section on food, spices or shoes and bags!! it was immense!! I managed to buy some long-sleeve clothes for the coming colder days (and places where I need to cover up) for next to nothing... and I had some more pancakes with lemon and sugar ;) <br>

... 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!!)... <br>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 ...

... 305;se and when your feet don't touch the ground, you should be fly&#305;ng for 30-40 m&#305;nutes. Wow! The v&#305;ews were &#305;ncred&#305;ble but tens&#305;on was h&#305;gh, espec&#305;ally when we had to do sp&#305;rals &#305;n the w&#305;nd to gradually descend (stomach wrench&#305;ng!). Crazy experience ... not to be done aga&#305;n by Jean anyways!!!

... must not have been named for the color of the island (it was green) but for the color of your skin once you get there! We had a great time, even though we were sunburned by the time we got home. <br>That night we had a relaxing dinner at Pasha Kepab, supposedly the best Kebabs around. They were pretty damn good. <br>Tomorrow, we leaved for Rhodes and then Santorini! Turkey (and the Turkish Lira) has been good to us.

... on Monday, so we booked it (&#8364;55 each one way). We spent the rest of the afternoon wandering around Fethiye's fish and vegetable markets.<br><br>With an extra day in hand we got up early to see Butterfly Valley, an ex hippie community in the mountains along the coast. We took a Dolmuse to the top of the valley before getting lost and after an hour asking for directions. We hiked and we mean hiked to the bottom of that valley. Don't even ...

... and Jasper enjoyed mixing up the orange punch, which turned out to be lethal (I don't know who thought it was a good idea to leave the Dutch in charge of the alcohol)! The evening was brilliant. We had great music, great food, great drink, great company, great (okay maybe not so great&#8230;) dancing. We played limbo, skipping, sumo wrestling (don't ask, this always seems to happen) and everyone went to bed suitably gazeboed...<br style=""> <br style=""> <br><br>As ...

... tourist town where we spent time exploring the small cobbled streets during the late afternoon and having a night out with the locals in the evening. I had a wicked time here and hung out all the group and the crew (including a local guy called Typhoon). Kalekoy - A tiny village with a great huge ruined castle on the hill above it. We took a small dinghy from the yacht to the shore but ended up swimming the ...

... her beauty was only skin-deep - looks good, but needs a few repairs). The food was much better than we expected, and the company was also better than we expected. After some of the "unusual" people on the Dragoman trip, it was good to be with a good bunch of "normal" people. Exchange email addresses with some of the passengers, then DP goes ashore with our cryptic vouchers. We've paid for two nights accommodation in Fethiye, at the Ata ...

... the deeper pools along the way. The rocks had been worn smooth by the rushing water over the years making it more of a challenge. The stream was usually just a foot or two deep so you just needed to avoid stepping in a hole or stepping on a loose rock. My watershoes were essential. After we had hiked awhile the route got steeper and more challenging. I had already had a few wobbles were the bottom of my backpack got wet (some money there ...

... on a Greek Orthodox pilgrimage. Ece and I paid 4 YTL each to get into church, where we waited in long lines to see everything from the statues of Old St. Nick to the ruins of the ancient church, pieces of which dated from Roman times. Outside the church we wandered through icon shops that sold beautiful icons and little vials of holy water for a small fortune. A half hour was enough in Demre. We caught the bus back to Kas, grabbed out bags, and left straightaway for Fetiye ...