Sesin Marmaris

... or fethiye seyehat bus company for free transfer to Duygupension.
Take karagözler minibus from opposite the bus station and get off at Duygupension.
When you arrive at the bus station you are entitled to a free shuttle to our pension.Just ask at your bus company office.

For more information please lookup
www.duygupension.com

A WONDERFUL AND RELAXİNG HOLİDAY WİSHİNG YOUR HOSTS İN FETHİYE

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... as we drove by. Everyone was exhausted and needed a break too, he said. I was the only tourist he knew of that was here. I think there were people from places nearby, but not from further afield. I was beginning to wonder at the wisdom of coming here at this time of the year.... but I was happy to be able to meet the locals rather than vie for standing room among hordes of tourists. He said none of the locals swim this time of year as it's too cold - around 16 ...

... a heady mix of shops selling food, wine, silver, gold, leather, glass, carpets and spices. We resisted them all safe in the knowledge that all would be repeated the next day at better prices when we entered the Turkish port of Kusadasi, gateway to Ephesus.

We walked the old narrow streets and headed towards the archaeological museum and the Street of the Knights which lie in the shadow of the tallest ramparts. Rhodes has a split personality dominated by ...

... going back and no-one telling me til the next morning over breakfast!)... When the boat departed from Koycegiz I was the only person on it - aside from the driver/captain and his mother (who was also the cook; the waitress and a better skilled sailor/navigator than her son who on the way back, slept at the back of the boat while she steered!!). I was on my own for an hour as we sailed out ...

I was really overdue my holidays, finally getting to take it in October and I just signed up to two weeks of not doing much in Turkey with a couple of friends in a group. For me though not doing much isn't my cup of tea so I took every chance to re-live my old Turkey memories, from food, sights, sea, dancing and ahem, yes the men, again :)

Please come back soon as I update all the stories from the two weeks. Thanks.

... my cries were equally shrill - I was concerned not only for the rigger but also for our mast. All ended well as he descended rapidly and the mast returned to a more normal shape. The bad news was that after their four day break we were going to have to remove the mast from the boat completely before the work could continue. All is well now with mast back in place however I must say that it has been a totally new experience seeing our home dismantled in such a significant way ...

... things around London like Christmas shopping in the funky markets of Camden, visiting sharks and petting rays in the London aquarium, and getting everyone into the North American spirit by making them dress up and taking them out for Halloween (its really not traditionally that fun or celebrated here - we had 2 people come to our house and it's on a main road!) Everything above I wrote months ago, and ...

... whole of Greece were some British holidaymakers in Corfu and a west African hawking sunglasses in Pireus.

The guidebook says on the flysheet that it was published in 1995 but the people in the pictures are straight from the 1960s. Thoroughly modernist in its outlook, it states that Rhodes is "developing tourism at an unprecedented rate" and that "those who despair of empty beaches or believe in safety in numbers will not be disappointed". It reassures the traveller who is ...