The last two are from the Aegean side of the peninsula.Compare to the Mediterranean side it is much less developed and sea shore is mostly rocky. However it is still possible to find beautiful bays. The one below is Gereme bay.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Daily Excursions
If there is nothing particular to do around the house, our days in Datca start with a big breakfast. Later our family of three usually take a daily excursion in our small peninsula.A long lunch break with couple cold beers usually end the daily tour. Here are couple photos from the last two days. First two were from the very tip of the peninsula where Mediterranean meets with Aegean. Lovely turquoide bays..
The last two are from the Aegean side of the peninsula.Compare to the Mediterranean side it is much less developed and sea shore is mostly rocky. However it is still possible to find beautiful bays. The one below is Gereme bay.
The last two are from the Aegean side of the peninsula.Compare to the Mediterranean side it is much less developed and sea shore is mostly rocky. However it is still possible to find beautiful bays. The one below is Gereme bay.
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wow, that is such a beautiful and special place.
ReplyDeletei wish you many happy moments there!
~laura
so nice to have this kind of life together. we too enjoy life like this :)
ReplyDeleteOh, the blueness of those photos. That azure color is so typical of the Mediterranean. Nothing can possibly compare...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
Nevine
Oh, that beautiful, beautiful blue water!
ReplyDeleteThis really IS a turquoise diary! How blessed you are.
ReplyDeleteOK. it's official....I'm jealous!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteI like how you refer to yourselves as a "family of three." John and I feel like a family with Boz, too.
ReplyDeleteYour summer home is in such a beautiful setting!
I remember those turqoise waters! Great view on the first shot!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful blue - sea and sky!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful blue water and sky.
ReplyDeleteYou have so much room to be alone in that lovely nature!
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