Simena Holiday Resort And Spa Kemer

... thinking about since reading my guide book back in the uk, but i think i will only be able to do a few days of it to get a taste of it. a lot of the places that you can stay at along the way also close in november. Note to self - read the book 'The Lycian Way' by Kate Clow and come back to turkey!<br><br>Monday:<br>made my way to the museum in antalya as i have heard it is pretty good. i got all the way there and then i ...

After the bus ride from Konya to Anatalya of about 5 hours, we waited at the junction for a minibus to Olympos, where we were to stay in a tree house. The place is just a short walk from the Roman ruins, and the Med. So, here we are, on ...

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... she was feeling better. We also picked up more passenger, including a woman in a full Islamic swimming costume, which looked like a raincoat and pants with a headscarf. It did not look very comfortable.<br><br>As we pulled away from the spot, the minibus was more crowded, so when Sarah started throwing up this time, everyone noticed.No one, however, could communicate with us, but we could tell that they were horrified. The gang laughed, this time Sarah did not think ...

... up the hill for a good view out over 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.<br><br>Our major hang out spot for the day was a secluded little bay that was ...

... in Olympos. I was happy to be in Olympos. I was looking forward to this place as people spoke highly of it. It definitely feels like your typical bacpacker hangout. here are no high rise hotels or asphalt roads. Instead you have these wooden guesthouses that pack the only (dirt) road in town. It just feels so remote. In fact, there are no ATMs in this town. Each side of the road is surrounded by these beautiful mountains. I eventually picked a guesthouse called ...

... there is a natural gas that seeps through the cracks of the earth, although apparently scientists are still unable to discover the compounds of the gases. Its just another one of those bizarre natural mysteries as to how and why the phenonmenon occurs! After 2.5 days of the ultimate laziness and relaxation, I was getting antzy and ready to move on. My next stop would have me taking an overnight bus that headed 10 hours northeast to a magical region known as Cappadocia.

... we went up to mount Olympus and saw the eternal flames - it was really cool - there are lots of flames coming out of the rocks, they don't know what causes the gases to ignite on contact with air - really amazing when you think they have been burning for thousands of years.