Lycean Ways

29 March - 1 April 2003

I took a dolmus around the magnificent Lycean Way coastline to Fethiye.

Fethiye is another beautiful spot and although I hadn't eaten for over a day due to illness I managed to check out the Crusader ruins and some Petra-like tombs in the rockface (slightly smaller and not so rich in colour). ... (more)

Fethiye on the Med
Easily one of the best-looking seaside cities I'd seen, the beautiful red...

Same Photo but with a Frame
An old local Fethiye lady grabbed me as she was tending her goats and...

Tomb of Amyntos
Were it not for already having witnessed the splendour of the...

Ephesus on the Lycean Way
The Library of Celsus is the principal highlight of the Roman ruin of...

Selcuk
The old colonadded arch, once an aqueduct, is now home to some of the...

article published 8/9/2003

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Rebecca - maybe it is too late to tell you this -I have their details hidden somewhere, but the All Blacks pension is right off the main square in Selcuk. Jeff is usually at the bus stop 5 minutes away looking for travellers to bring over but everyone locally knows them and if you get to the main square you can probably yell Kate & Jeff's names and they will collect you. It's an awesome place, I hope you make it! If you get to the main square, you should see a large video screen and tables where the locals play cards and games, and behind it is an old aqueduct. To the right of it is the All Blacks - head back down the road to your right and the entrance is just off your first left from there.
— Tricia, April 28, 2005

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Sorry, forgot to mention, the All Blacks Pension is in Selcuk
— Rebecca, March 29, 2004

All Blacks Pension
I want to stay at the all blacks pension in a few weeks time but can't find them on the net, does anyone have their contact details?
— Rebecca, March 29, 2004

Compliment . . .
Thanks for the GREAT pics!! The history is fascinating, and I loved the tomb and the library!! Thanks so much for giving those of us who can't travel ideas on what's out there and where!
— Charon, September 29, 2003

Two questions
Very nice pictures, but why spoil them with the date you took them? Never understood why people do that. By the way, what is a domus?
— Tommy, August 9, 2003