Mountains, Mediterranean, twists and turns, small villages and towns, Roman and Lycian archaeological sites galore. And fabulous bays like Kaputaş Beach. Regular readers will know we have a bit of an obsession with the D400 road that runs along the length of the southern coast of Turkey. Anyone who has driven along it will know …
People who go to the Southern Turkish city of Antalya inevitably come away with memories of wandering around and getting lost in the old city of Kaleiçi, passing through the castle walls via Hadrian’s Gate (Üç Kapı) and enjoying views of Antalya harbour from above. We did all those things and have written about them …
Last October, we took part in the 8km and 15km runs as part of the Eurasia Marathon in Istanbul and while we were at the expo the day before, we picked up a few leaflets for other runs that take place in Turkey throughout the year. One that particularly took our fancy was Runtalya; a 4km …
Just before we started this blog we went to Kalkan and Kaş for the day and I’ve been meaning to write about Kalkan ever since. I’ve lost count of the amount of times we’ve been to Kaş and, in the process, driven straight past Kalkan to get there. It’s just one of those places where …
We had to renew our visas yesterday and what a lovely pre-Christmas outing
it was too. A day trip to the Greek island of Meis (Kastellorizo) from Kaş