Poseidon Marmaris
UzunyalI Cad. Dergah Mevkii, No:143, Siteler Marmaris, 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
November 6 This is our last day on our gulet cruising the Mediterranean. We spent Friday night tied down in a beautiful cove, right next to Cleopatra's sunken baths. Mark took the kayak and explored the ruins before breakfast on Saturday After another delicious breakfast on board, we took the dingy to the other side of the cove and began a long and rugged 3 hour hike along the coast, up and over a peninsula and down the other side to where the gulet had sailed and was waiting for ...
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
That morning we up early, our next few days between there and Crete would be pretty intense. So more or less, we had a brilliant time chilling on the boat, scuba diving, soaking up the sun and enjoying an awesome lunch which was included in the price - for 35.00 euro, practically making money!
We returned by about 4pm that afternoon. Included in our price was a Turkish Bath tour, so we were able to top off a ...
Imagine Rhodes
... port for many reasons. The dock is conveniently located in the centre of old town adjacent to the fortress, and is sensibly built to handle relentless hordes of tourists. We walked through the much photographed Sea Gate into Platia Ippokratos and were thrilled by the setting - dozens and dozens of inviting cafes, shops, fountains, ancient squares and a confusion of alleyways winding out of sight in every direction. We soaked up the good weather, ...



