Tropikal Hotel Marmaris
Kenan Evren Bulvari No 55 Marmaris, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, 48700, Turkey
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Rhodes and Suites
... In the sun and protected from the wind it was even warm enough to wear shorts and t-shirt. At least for an hour... before we set sail and the wind was all over again :-)
In the afternoon we watched the crew doing their safety drill and enjoyed the time on deck. The "board boutique" was open this afternoon so we bought some nice souvenirs. At the tea time this afternoon we ...
The Turquoise Coast
... tombs carved high on the hill and ruins of another Roman city. On the way back, the captain of the small boat we were on took us close to the shore to see some of the sea caves up close. Some places quartz rock borders the ocean, creating an optical effect which gives the coastline its name ..... the Turquoise Coast. [ Turk quartz = turquoise ] We're now sailing up the coast again for about 2 1/2 hours to our last cove for the night, which will be near Marmaris. The sea ...
Island hopping from Turkey to Greece
... to Heraklion (Crete) departed. Little did Liam and I know that this layover on this island is actually a stopover for all the Mediterranean cruise boats - so the place was packed!! Riddled with tourists and hagglers pleading for your money at the hundreds of restaurants...we found ourselves in what we felt was one of the cheapest bars in town! Surprising I know..
The town itself is beautiful, nothing better then stumbling across a place you would never had gone to ...
Port to Crete, Greece
... with a sauna, massage and hot stones for about an hour. We cut it thin on time but made it back to get the bus to Marmaris of which we arrived at about 10pm that evening. For us, Marmaris was simply a stop over so we could catch a ferry the next morning.
Accommodation was scarce with a number of options only allowing 3-4 people in a private room. Hence, we had to pay a little more at 15.00 euro each to stay ...
Imagine Rhodes
... port for many reasons. The dock is conveniently located in the centre of old town adjacent to the fortress, and is sensibly built to handle relentless hordes of tourists. We walked through the much photographed Sea Gate into Platia Ippokratos and were thrilled by the setting - dozens and dozens of inviting cafes, shops, fountains, ancient squares and a confusion of alleyways winding out of sight in every direction. We soaked up the good weather, ...



