Turkey has always been a country of tradespeople. All towns and villages host a weekly market

Twenty years ago a 500 km trail which runs from the foothills of Fethiye in the west the plains of Antalya in the east was marked and became  known as ‘The Lycian Way’. The trail follows coastal tracks, ascending where the mountains meet the sea and

We are going to visit the island closest to Turkey… Meis (Megisti) now more romantically known as Kastellorizo!  The island went through the same row of rulers as the other Dodecanese. A staging post between Rhodes and Cyprus it had a population of up to 9.000

The Oludeniz lagoon which has adorned a million picture postcards is now a protected area. To reach the lagoon pass the ‘Jandarma’ on the right and continue left to enter the public ‘Kum Burun’ area where a sand bank separates the sea from the inlet.