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Rixos Hotel Labada Kemer

Sahil Yolu Deniz Caddesi, Camyuva Kemer, Antalya, Turkey

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Relaxing evening at the Marmara Antalya Hotel

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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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... the visibility was poor and one couldn’t see far, far away but the surroundings had this mystical appearance that made it even more thrilling and exciting.

The captain navigated the boat along the cliffs of the Mediterranean Sea for a good two hours where huge boulders were seen in the turquoise color water. It was breathtaking under this weather condition ...

DIE, HIPPIE, DIE!!!!

A travel blog entry by gonzotue

... br> The blond haired woman turns out to be an old friend of Tue's called Ida Hornbæk, it appeared that she had called him the day before and asked him what he was doing, and after finding out about his awesome plans, she canceled the remainder of her stay in Australia and hopped on a plane to Turkey to participate in the shitfestival, and who
wouldn't!

Certainly not me!

But then again, i'm just the narrator, and screenplays normally ...

Welcome to Olympos; a relaxing place

A travel blog entry by benjensen

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... small line to get the main meal. Potato salad, green mixed salad (the one with lettuce, tomato, ‘Turkish’ (red) cabbage)), rice, pasta, lamb kőfte with grilled potato. Oh, and fresh bread. No need for a second plate or dessert after that.

Caught up with some Internet news; naturally still a hung parliament with no quick end in sight. Why did I go through this twice in a year?! (I am referring to the UK’s election recently, ...

Married to the Sea

A travel blog entry by jimmyandkristen

... the water with Catherine and Jennifer and then hung out. From there we took the boat past the "Sunken City," an old Greek city that is now for the most part under water, though to be honest it wasn't nearly as impressive as in the post cards... It never is...haha. The sunken city is protected so you aren't allowed to stop there or swim. It all went by pretty quickly.

Our major hang out spot for the day was a secluded little bay that was very pretty and when we got there ...

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