When inthe Marmaris marina area, look for the Finding Nemo Boat  for a varied trip around the Bay for fishing, diving, relaxing, or sightseeing. The boat is up to all annual surveys, has Sonar...

The largest and most spectacular structure of Ephesus was originally built in the 3rd century BC and was later updated by the Romans in the 1st century AD when it had a seating capacity of 25,000.

Spent a week here in September 2009. Lots of places to eat but  the traditional Turkish restaurants either side of the traffic lights on the main road were good on choice and value. There was also a...

Built by Julius Aquila in 110 A.D. as a memorial for his father, the Celsus Library is one of the finest buildings in Ephesus. The two-story building contained over 12,000 hand-written books, making it one of the largest library collections of its time.

Saklikent is fabulous, a huge gorge cut out of the mountan by an earthquake hundreds of years ago.  Now a tourist attraction, a river runs through the gorge accessed by a suspended walkway on the side

There is no greater moment than sitting on the top deck of the Buzz Bar when the sun is beating down, paragliders are slipping down to the beach and the beer is flowing. Try the seafood platter for...

This imposing structure, built by the Knights of St. John in the early 15th century, is the most prominent feature of Bodrum.