Bozcaada and the Turkish Aegean Islands selected as 2nd in the top islands category of Europe. First place went to Mykonos and the Cyclades..Very well chosen...Both are lovely islands with beautiful beaches. However if you want a good night life, choose Mykonos and for a rather relax and quieter atmosphere Bozcaada should be the destination
Bozcaada is about 3 miles away from the mainland it requires a 45 minute car ferry crossing to reach. It was last September when we were there and the weather was usually rainy. But you dont care rainy weathers on your honeymoon right??
It was such a joy to walk in the narrow streets of the island, stop for a rest in small cafehouses. At night I remember indulging ourselves with lots of sea food and wine. Bozcaada is famous with its vineyards so plenty of wine to taste...
Bozcaada is about 3 miles away from the mainland it requires a 45 minute car ferry crossing to reach. It was last September when we were there and the weather was usually rainy. But you dont care rainy weathers on your honeymoon right??
It was such a joy to walk in the narrow streets of the island, stop for a rest in small cafehouses. At night I remember indulging ourselves with lots of sea food and wine. Bozcaada is famous with its vineyards so plenty of wine to taste...
I've always loved those small streets and cafes...
ReplyDeleteIt's been many years I've been to Turkey...too many!
ps. I like zaziki and raki! :-)
It looks like a great relaxing place to visit.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a special place. Your photos of streets, doors and cafes are very appealing. I've been to Mykonos and Santorini and loved them both.
ReplyDeleteLocal wine, seafood, narrow streets filled with colorful houses, cafes.....sounds like heaven to me.
ReplyDeleteI love the photos of the little alleys with their beautifully painted houses, and of course the photo of the outdoor cafe. It all looks so friendly and inviting.
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Beautiful pics.
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Especially for summer vacation! .
what an amazing place!!! and your pictures are so lovely :)
ReplyDeleteanother destination on my "places to go " list !
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laura
It looks so picturesque. Love that type of little restaurant with tables out on the boardwalk.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos... I was able to gain a strong impression of the island, could feel the sun and smell the salty air. And as for rain, well, in my humble opinion there's nothing quite so romantic.
ReplyDeleteLooks a wonderful place with the outside tables, I would love to sit in the sun over coffee in that cute cafe.
ReplyDeleteYou really captured the island well and rain is welcomed on a honeymoon, for cuddling and staying indoors.
ReplyDeletemuch love
Oh so tempting.
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ReplyDeletethis is why i love visiting you!
ReplyDeleteyou take me to charming places, some that i've never heard of..like today! looks like a relaxing, romantic spot :)
You write so beautifully I can hear the sea, taste the food and wine and picture the rain falling which is so romantic on a honeymoon. I just love the pictures of the brightly painted homes and cafes.
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Bunny
ps, thank you for your kind words regarding the passing of my sweet dog Maggie.
Lovely place. Esp. I love the shot of that Fort..
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Beautiful island! I think these days I would prefer Bozcaada to Mykonos, although I have never been to Bozcaada, but your photos are tempting!! Love the cobbled street and friendly cafes!!
ReplyDeleteTake care xx Julie
As always Dear,You made me feel that I was right there.To be on that beach would be amazing.I love the narrow street with the houses and blue shutters.Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteThank you dear for stopping by.I always enjoy your visits.XXOO Marie Antionette
Those fishing nets look freaky; like jelly fish and worms or something. LOL
ReplyDeleteI loved those little narrow streets, they reminded me of my dear ol' Havana. I had never heard of this island before so thanks for the tour and the photos.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
Wow this looks so great!
ReplyDeleteIt has been a while since I was in Turkey.....
Thanks for leaving such a sweet comment on my book pages for Lisa!
Have a nice day!
Hi there! Great to come here and see your gorgeous blog!! Loved to see your Bozcaada post!!
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile thanks for your comment at Blogtrotter, which is showing an incredible sea symphony of colours you surely know... ;) Enjoy and have a great weekend!