Olu Deniz buy coke

__________________________

📍 Verified store!

📍 Guarantees! Quality! Reviews!

__________________________

▼▼ ▼▼ ▼▼ ▼▼ ▼▼ ▼▼ ▼▼

▲▲ ▲▲ ▲▲ ▲▲ ▲▲ ▲▲ ▲▲

Olu Deniz buy coke

You can book the day-tips on a boat at any of the many tour operators in the town, and since I was paragliding with Sky Sports , I went ahead and booked the boat trip with them the previous day. It costs TL 25 for an 8-hour excursion in the Blue Lagoon. You meet at your tour operators office at am, someone will pick you up and you walk to one of the many boats parked on the beach. Nicholas Island St. Nicholas Island Cold Water Spring The boat then takes you to a nearby corner of the sea where the water is supposedly warm because of the hot springs nearby. Stopping for an hour, you are allowed to swim in the green waters. Inform the captain of your plans and visit this town which was devastated by an earthquake in and a major fire in Many of the buildings were damaged in the Fethiye earthquake. Note: All values in USD, unless otherwise mentioned, are approximate and based on the exchange rate at the time of publishing. Each cost is for one adult. Skip to content. Boats usually stop here and you can jump in the waters and swim in the cave. But since there was already a boat waiting, our captain decided to just stop for a few seconds and sail by. Butterfly Valley After another 30 minutes, you arrive at the Butterfly Valley. The boat is anchored for 1 hour where you are allowed to swim in the waters or just hike around in the valley, that has an admission fee of TL 8. The village at the top and the valley are connected by a very steep and somewhat dangerous path, some sections of which require a little bit of mountaineering skills. It usually takes around 45 minutes to one hour to do the entire path—climbing up of which is unusually said to be easier than climbing down—but depending on how fit you are, you can hike in a little more than 20 minutes. The path starts from in front of the guesthouse George House up in the village and marked with red dots all along it. The views from the valley are gorgeous and there are some Lycan ruins around the village. The nearest one to the village is at the exit of the village towards Kabak, on the gentle slope on the left side of the road. Visiting Butterfly Valley Your day-tour boat stops here for one hour only, so it might not be the best way to hike the Butterfly Valley. View from the village on top of Butterfly valley Aquarium Bay Continuing on the boat, after a long sail of about 45 minutes, the third stop is the Aquarium Bay. The boat will yet again stop here for one hour and a sumptuous lunch is served. Aquarium Bay St. Nicholas Island After a quick ride, you arrive St. Nicholas Island, with the remains of an historic monastic retreat containing among other things the original resting place of St Nicholas. The Island offers the perfect opportunity to take a break from sunbathing and spend an hour exploring the medieval remains, that for centuries attracted pilgrims from all over Christendom. On the island are the remains of four churches, related religious buildings, Byzantine dwellings, harbor, cistern, stone tombs, graveyard and ceremonial passageway. The views from the top of the Island across the Mediterranean and back inland are also quite stunning and well worth the walk. Booked with Sky Sports.

Day 10 – Ölüdeniz, Kayaköy

Olu Deniz buy coke

At the end of January I boarded a plane and went to Fethiye, fully prepared for cold January weather. We went to Oludeniz one day to do some fishing, and it was really warm, around 23oc, definitely unusually warm for that time of year in my experience! I find the water murky, and the rows and rows of sunbeds packed on to the beach really puts me off. However, on this occasion it really was beautiful. We almost had the beach to ourselves, with just a few other people fishing and a couple of ladies actually in bikinis sunbathing! The sea had its usual stunning turquoise colour and it looked so natural without the many sunbeds occupying the beach. We went to the furthest left hand side of the beach where Berkay set up his fishing rod while I kept snapping photos of the scenery. We took a bottle of coke and some popcorn with us and sat in a little natural opening in the rocks which made for a good seat. It was lovely to sit and watch the waves roll in and enjoy the peace. January and February are the coldest months with snow pretty low down the mountains. This year in particular I have seen many people saying how cold it is. Honestly I do not miss those winters, Turkish houses are not made for cold temperatures, with their cold tiled floors, draughty doors and windows, damp rooms and no heating. People always ask me how Berkay is settling in in the UK and coping with the cold weather, the answer is he is fairly used to it! When he was doing his army service in Kayseri it was oc!!! I love the atmosphere in winter with everyone relaxing ahead of the imminent arrival of the summer season and the chaos and hard work that comes with it — what better way to spend a sunny January day than on the beach fishing for dinner! Thanks for the update. Also the pictures are beautiful. A happy new year to you and all of your family. Looking forward to what life has to bless you and Berkay with this year. We love Oludeniz and Turkey. We are even planning on buying an apartment and also renting it part of the year. Maybe even possible in the winter months for people who enjoy the peace and the beauty and rather stay away from the hectic summer months. We also know that the majority of people visiting are English. We are Dutch and I think al lot of Dutch people have yet to discover Oludeniz. Hello, sorry your comment seems to have got lost on my blog and ive only just seen it! Share this:. Like Loading Thank you! Brian and Inez. Leave a comment Cancel reply. Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now.

Olu Deniz buy coke