Fethiye Travel Blogs

The hıghlıght of the trıp by far was the gulet cruıse. The gulet ıs a beautıful saılboat.  Our captaın took us all around to dıfferent locatıons along the Medıteranean stoppıng along the way to swım ın the clear blue Medıteranean sea. The food was terrıfıc.  Andrea and …

My last few days in Selcuk I divided time between the resident kitten and the sea.  I finished filling my memory card for the third time this trip so far and found a computer geek in the back of a carpet shop to transfer all my pics onto my memory stick and eliminate the virus that f…

After a quick breakfast at the Hotel we quickly dashed towards town to make plans for the day.  We were advised that our blue cruise would not be leaving until Monday so we’d two whole days to kill in Fethiye but we needed to get ourselves sorted to find out what tours and activities might b…

Aaannndddd we're about to hop on another night bus back to Istanbul... hopefully this one is a bit less eventful than the last... hahah. Today we decided to go on a guided tour of the surrounding area of Fethiye because apparantley it is quite difficult to get around on your own and still get to s…

Almost 20-day road trip in the Aegean and Mediterranean Regions of the most beautiful country of Euroasia: Turkey :))

biggest turkish tea glass ever saw:)

Pide and shopping Tuna a wanker, price of Olympos and no ride net and bed at 11.30   Up at 9.45 whooops dolmush but then 6km return walk to Tlos so NO! Bus with Donald on! 1 hour (7ytl) to Xanthos

This was definitely the summer of my life! backpacked with 2 of my friends down the coast of Turkey and then crossed over into Greece for a bit of island hopping...had a crazy, fun, fabulous time with 2 of my best girls!

Moved to Turkey Janurary 3, have not seen as much as I want to but I have seen a little.

Turkey Tour - 22nd April - 7th May 2007

Stayed in a beautiful village called Uzumlu which was surrounded by mountains.People were so friendly and the old fashioned culture was so interesting to be around.Experienced a Turkish wedding which was brilliant!Learned about the the historical parts of turkey and the interesting lives of the locals!Went to the towns and cities nere by which was buzzing!And it was spectacular waking up to hearing people singing and praying from the mosque in the centre of the village.Lovethe holiday,Great!

this magnificent country between Europe and Asia has a lot to offer: friendly people, magnificent nature, old cities like Istanbul and a lot of culture! I travelled through Turkey for 3 weeks, starting in Istanbul and then further to Cappadocia. Next I did a short stop at Konya to visit the Mevlana museum and then headed further to lake Egirdir. One of the last stops on main land was Olympos, and I finished by doing a 3-day boat trip along the mediterrean coast. life is wonderful in Turkey!

Welcome! My travel started 10 years ago and I am now travelling mainly with my husband and two daughters. My family is quite international as our girls have 3 nationalities. First on is a European(we live in London ), second one is down under(my husband is a kiwi) and the last on is a far-eastern(I am a Korean). We'd like to celebrate differences in race, religion, age and class,etc. by travelling around. Hope you enjoy reading different types of travels as well.

"Sea fell in love with the city of lights" Once upon a time, the god Apollo fell in love with the youngest daughter of Finike King. The girl was so shy that he had to find an exceptional way to get closer to her. To live close to her, he turned himself into a little puppy. When he won her heart, he appeared as a handsome young guy. The couple named their first kid as Telmessos (The city of lights). Once Telmessos, now known as Fethiye, is where green meets the charm of the sea.

Prague is incredible. It's a short trip but enough to know I'll be coming back many more times! Turkey is definitely not what I expected and I'd recommend it to anyone!