LOCATION: SPAIN
martes, 3 de abril de 2012
lunes, 2 de abril de 2012
COMBATING SUNBURN IN OLIMPOS TURKEY
After surviving a scorching week of 45ºC heat, we knew we had to make a pit stop and preferably somewhere with a beach. After researching the possibilities in the Aegean and Mediterranean coast, we decided to check out the beaches south of Antalya. Olympus was the first stop and considering we're from a country surrounded by an amazing variety of beaches, you can say we had high
expectations. But as soon as we arrived, we were stunned by our surroundings. Hidden away from Antalya on a 2 - 3 hour ride on "dolmush", we found ourselves in the middle of a huge rocky valley with Lycian ruins scattered all along the way to the beach. The low part of the valley is covered in a thick pine forest giving loads of shade to the guesthouses situated in the area. The best part are the beaches, they're all large sand & pebble bays and warm water (just like in South East Asia) and because it was Ramadan there were only a few extremely friendly locals on the beach.This all gave way to an extremely relaxed three days and three nights of beach life, diving with sea turtles and historical walks.
expectations. But as soon as we arrived, we were stunned by our surroundings. Hidden away from Antalya on a 2 - 3 hour ride on "dolmush", we found ourselves in the middle of a huge rocky valley with Lycian ruins scattered all along the way to the beach. The low part of the valley is covered in a thick pine forest giving loads of shade to the guesthouses situated in the area. The best part are the beaches, they're all large sand & pebble bays and warm water (just like in South East Asia) and because it was Ramadan there were only a few extremely friendly locals on the beach.This all gave way to an extremely relaxed three days and three nights of beach life, diving with sea turtles and historical walks.
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