Kas Travel Blogs

Just posting a couple shots from our last morning at Hadrian's Hotel in Kas. We fell in love with the owner's dog, Willie. I wanted pack him in my bag and take him home with me!

People i met here who contributed to, and improved my trip: Originally i had no intention of making a stop in Kas, other than to change dolmush, but as i had missed out on seeing Tlos earlier in the day, i decided that i could afford myself an hour to walk around in the gorgeous afternoon sunshine…

Again, it was a long driving day to to city of Kas....It is nice to be here though.  You can actually see an island of Greece that is a source of debate between the Turks and the Greeks.  The Greeks have demanded a radius of 12 km around the island that the Turks cannot go to but the 12 k…

Of to Kaş a nice little Turkish town at the Mediterranean which luckily seem to have escaped the mass tourism until now. There will be some tourist in the middle of summer but considering the massive tourism boom Turkey have experienced in the last years - Kaş still have got it local feel to …

This is the island I talked about in my former entry. Went all the way up and you can see the castle. A bit confusing when coming down because I forgot what boat is was, haha. There were many boats and they looked all the same. Anyway, I found one of my fellow travellers and went back. People on Ka…

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/

Under Contruction: A 7 month journey by pushbike to Asia covering those countries: Austria, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Thailand, Malaysia. Join me for the ride!

We went to Kas -04 and -05. It's a relly petite harbour town with lots of culture. No really tourism attraction, I've heard that Kas is vere The Turks themselves travel for their vaccation.

The captain raised anchor and pushed off at 4am, so our sleep was interrupted by a fair bit of noise.  The cold breeze that accompanied our travel didn’t help much either.  Michelle and I were the only passengers mad enough to try and sleep under the stars ��" everyone else had reti…

At Saklikent Gorge, we were provided with water sandals and walked knee-high (or higher) through muddy rapids. I shouldn't have worn white coz my bikini showed through! The mud was some sort of clay that's good for the skin, so I wasn't too concerned about bacteria. What bothered me were the ti…