Simena Holiday Village Hotel Kemer

We had a heck of a rainstorm last night in Olympos; but it didn't delay the plan to travel westward on the Med. So, here we are in Kas, a beautiful quiet sleepy town with a yacht basin filled with sailboats. <br><br>The hostel is Beautiful. I think the best I have ever stayed in. And the price isn't too bad, although it is the off season. This Might be It- the place I have been looking for. But, of course, it's too early to tell.<br><br>

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... the town. We enjoyed all the sites by boat including the nearby mud baths, lake and beach that's so gorgeous even the turtles chose it as a breeding ground!<br><br>Leaving our most comfortable Dalyan guesthouse we headed further along the coast to the peace and isolation of Kabak and our "simple" accommodation, described by Steve as a B&amp;Q shed on stilts, but with a better view than most!<br><br>Views are great but ...

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... 8220;The baby bird is airborne! <br><br>Flying so high at 2000m, a weird feeling overcame me while experiencing flying for the first time! The emptiness that embraces you, the sound of silence all surrounds you and the surreal view of mother earth far from above. A front-raw seat to dwell in the most admired masterpiece of all; with its blue, yellow and green colors blending in natural harmony. There&#8217;s a unique sense of beauty in the vastness ...

... its name is "Villa Portakal". Reservation needed, especially in July and August. http://www.presadifinica.com.tr/eng/ind exen.htm http://www.orangeraie-de-finike.com/ http://www.arikandoshotel.com.tr/ I have not found the websites of he others, if they have one. Where to eat At least 40 restaurants in Finike. All of them proposing more or less the same ...

... dizzy. Within what felt like seconds, I was in the boat company's office introducing myself with slurred enthusiasm to the other members of the crew before boarding the yacht. An hour or so passed and I was starting to think that I had somehow managed to escape the hang-over. Then disaster struck. My battered yet vengeful liver finally metabolised the last remaining ...

... of Bellerophon. The greek warrior whom moved to Olympos with his horse pegasus. Bellerophon fought against the monster Chimaera (which was half lion, half goat and had a tail of the snake) and defeated him. Unfortunately like most warriors greed got the better of him and Zeus send a fly to his horse, which made him fall from mount Olympos and caused Bellerophon to become blind, until his death! On the hills of Chimaera, the self-igniting flames looked ...

... and Sunken City. According to his garbled translation, Simena and the city across the way was separated by an earthquake back in antiquity. I don't know if this is possible as it wasn't a large city to start with and it is separated by around 500 metres of water now (meaning it had to be a bloody big earthquake) but the ruins left are quite eerie as you glide by at ...