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DAY FOUR of the Beaches & Ruins Road Trip:DALYANWe stumbled sleepily down to the hotel’s pier at 5:45am and found our boat waiting at the dock. It was a large boat and we had it all to ourselves for the morning (for 100YTL). Our captain Hasan didn’t speak English, which proved to be difficult over the course of the morning, but we had an INCREDIBLE day watching turtles nonetheless.  The light was gaining strength as we boated slowly inland on the river. We kept our eyes peeled fo…

With temperatures still in the mid 40s we booked a dive with Eurodive in Dalyan in the hope to escape some of the heat. This was another new experience for me and most of the other people who were in the same group.   We set sail to a quiet spot around the cliffs from Turtle Beach meanwhile the only member of the group who had diving experience, Mark, was set down in the water with an instructor on the way to our dive site. Upon reaching our destination we were given a safety talk by a…

ı studied in mugla city,turkey..there is a secret paradise ,dalyan...it has a interesting history and monuments river..caretta carettas...crabs..and rock towns..mut bads..rafting...safari tours...

In 2002 we travelt through Turkey, with a dutch travelcompagnie KRAS. We have seen a lot of the old Turkey places and ruïns. We where that time on a organized travel. It was a disappointment because a lot of schedule trips, but what we have seen that where beautiful. It is a nice country with nice people The next travels we have done are by backpack. http://www.anjawilliam4.web-log.nl/

Photo's enclosed of one of the most beautifull places I know in Turkey.

Sailing in Turkey

Since the agencies weren’t able to get us on a day trip to Dalyan, we decided to do it ourselves.  We got ourselves up at a reasonable hour and headed out on foot to the Otogar to get a dolmus to Ortaca, where we’d transfer to Dalyan.  We arrived just before the bus was about to leave and as the driver fired up the engine, Michelle reminded me to get the money ready to pay out fare (on the longer bus rides in this country, they collect the fare for the journey once its underway)…

well, since kapadocia doesn't seem to exist in travbuddy, nor it's english equivalent (cappadocia), i'll write this as if I were in dalyan and worry about the locations later.  so things are going alright here, i'm tired and a bit sick.  i've had this sinus infection that has been rather persistant over the past week or so, starting out as some sort of nasal thing and then quickly progressing into something much more.. now back to something small.  we'll see if i get rid of it …

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