Mustafa Hotel Urgup
Kayseri Cad Karayazy Mevkii, (formerly Allstar Mustafa Hotel) Urgup, Cappadocia, 50400, Turkey
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Headıng South
Yo! The last few days has been epic, I've seen more ancıent thıngs than goodess knows what and only payed for 2! Got here yesterday evening and ended up sharing a room with a lovely New Zealander called Charlie and we ended up hanging out wıth Phıllıp and Veronica and an American chap called Alex (I think, nams is a real …
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Land of the Penises
... dissuaded by a run-in with a scorpion in another area to which I dragged her. Sad that I would not have a partner for the adventure, I ended my quest to explore.
We ended our journey an hour before the bikes was due back primarily due to exhaustion and that our butts were very sore. After some chatting and a coke with the shop owner, we headed back to our pension and decided to have a relaxing afternoon reading our new books and enjoying ...
Favorite day so far in Turkey -- wow!
... of the focus of this particular tour company is to actually interact with the locals and not stay in fancy hotels where you are more of a tourist and protected from the daily life. Our first interaction in Cappadocia came when we turned a corner on our hike and there was this nice lady selling hand made scarves. The women here take pride in their heritage of wearing the scarves and making them ...
Rising With the Sun & Setting on the Moon
... our humble, little boat for a 4-day cruise of the Mediterranean. Will the boat wait for us if we’re late? Will we have to catch up with it somewhere along the way? Who knows. Nobody speaks English here anyway and it looks like we’re on our own. So all we can do for the moment is find some seats on the bus, try to get semi-comfortable, and then settle in for the night in the hopes of catching a few winks of sleep. We’ll see how that goes. Back with more soon-ish…
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Full of hot air
... felt so clean and relaxed. If you go to Turkey, I can definately recommend it.
So now I'm waiting paitently for my night train to Sofia in Bulgaria. I was planning to slowly move up to Croatia, but I upped the stakes a little and I'm now going to go from Sofia, to Belgrade, the Budapest in hungary, down through Sarajevo to either Croatia or Montenegro before my sailing trip start on the 11th. Should be an exciting 2 weeks!
Stayed tuned...
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