These rocks have been formed naturally due to different layers of volcanic rock corroding over thousands and thousands of years. People have dug out houses, graves, heavily decorated painted churches, pigeon houses from the rocks.
Cammel Rock
Thats worth getting up early for.
Yip, even get certificates and Champagne
Amy inside ancient catholic Church
Turkish lady picking grapes for wine
Oludeniz Beach.
The 3rd most beautiful beach in the world in 2006........
well thats what the travel agent told us?
4days, 3nights boat cruise. We loaded up onto a Turkish wooden sailboat along with 9 other lovely guests and all we had to do was Relax!
Every few hours we would stop, the crew would feed us yummies, and then we would swim, read in the sun or just sleep all the way to Fethiye.
Kas - a little village looking out to the Mediterranean sea
We arrive in Fethiye time to say our goodbyes and get a Group Photo.
Olympos Ruins
Pammukale - White Terraces. Just in case you are thinking snow in turkey??? it is hard calcium that has formed pools, fed by natural spring water. You can bath in the pools.
Ruins at Ephesis- you can become tired of ruins but this place was a great sight. The two story white marble facade is an old library - majorly reconstructed.
Amy eating simply Si sandwhich - very good
N.Z memorial at Gallipoli
ANZAC Cove, Where ANZAC's landed on the first day
Istanbul really lived up to its rep as a bridge between east and western cultures. Its got some of the most beautiful mosques and muslim architecture, side by side with modern shopping districts, and a more european street culture.
Just in case you are thinking.... did simon purchase a rug? the answer no not this time round.
Eating corn for an afternoon snack.
Gand Bazar Istanbul is truley bizarre
Disco Turk