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Fantastic online booking for greek island hopping
... our itinerary, or just do some island hopping between the equally beautiful Greek islands made it possible to add variety in our sailing holiday with Yachtsngulets. Additionally, we had a huge selection of gullets to choose from – traditional or modern, standard or luxury, 21 meter or even up to 60 meters. We were also lucky to be contacted personally by the staff at YnG. They took really good care of ...
Relaxing on the beach
... I made friends with some ducks instead. At first they were a little nervous about me – I guess maybe all the cats they know chase ducks. I’m a civilised cat though and I would rather be friends with them. Once I convinced them we spent some time playing happily on the beach. The warmth is wonderful – especially when I think about how cold it’s getting back home now. ...
Walking In the Clouds
... a night out with live Turkish music. The tickets into the club were 25$ each, but we thought we would go anyway. When we walked into the club we were the only white people there. IT was an experience to see their nightlife and hear their music, although it was hard to enjoy because we couldn't understand what they were singing. When the artist would Tell jokes everybody would laugh but we had no clue what he was saying For all we know they could have ...
Oops... Major Mugla Mistake!
... everyone's final destination, but didn't really care enough to pay attention, or they would have piped up and told us to get off. Ok, ok, it's our responsibility to pay attention, but our hotel's address said Fethiye (Mugla), so we thought getting off at Mugla was the same thing! And the company really was **** too -- they completely passed one lady's destination until she called out to the staff, and then they had to turn around on the highway and retrace their ...
A day at the Beach
... and not very attractive by our standards. We stayed there for a couple of hours and then back on the tour boat where they served us up fresh fish and salad which was beautiful, Brian was dry reaching with the smell (he doesn’t like fish). Then two hours back down the marshes again to the bus.
The owner of the tour boats (old fishing boats done up) was a real character, he had three on the go with about 35 on each. The owner was called Fasha from ...