TURKEY
“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page” -- St. Augustine
Bodrum - Kusadasi - Marmaris
Bodrum
 Name
Bodrum is a popular resort and yachting port at the southern end of Turkey's Aegean coast. The tower of The Mosque of Süleyman appears in the foreground

Name
Bodrum harbor

Name
The medieval crusader Castle of St. Peter

Name
Day boat trips offer a relaxing excursion via wind and sails yachting through the Aegean

Kusadasi
 Name
Kusadasi, Turkey - A resort and cruise ship port on the Turkish Aegean coast near Ephesus

Name
Ephesus - Curetes Street

Name
The Library of Celsus

Name
The Great Theater

Name
The Temple of Domitian

Name
The Memorial to Memmius

Marmaris
 Name
Marmaris, Turkey - A town along the Mediterranean coast in the province of Mugla. - Marmaris has around 28,000 inhabitants, however the population can be up to 250,000 during the height of the tourist-season

Name


Name
Marmaris is primarily a resort that caters for British holidaymakers but recently has become popular with Russian and other Eastern European visitors

Name
Great inexpesive boat excursions can take you out round the bay and to neighbouring towns like Icmeler and Turunc with all inclusive food and drinks all day for as little as 25 TL

Name
The town of Marmaris is not just for the package holiday visitor as a trip to the harbour area will confirm

Name
There you can see ocean going yachts costing $10 million and rub shoulders with those who can blow $1000 on a pair of sunglasses in the exclusive upmarket designer harbour shopping area

Name
Marmaris yacht marina is the biggest marina in mediterranean sea with 1300 yachts on land and 1000 yachts on water

Name


Name


Name


Name


Name


Name


Name
The women tend to wear traditional conservative clothing, including head scarves and long coats, even in the summer

Name


Name



Google Maps
Bodrum


Kusadasi



Marmaris


©Copyright 2000   All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced,
stored, or transmitted in any form without my prior permission. Charles Tyrrell, Webmaster