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Bodrum Turkey Vacation I treated myself with a visit to Bodrum Turkey, which is a ferry trip away from Kos Island Greece. Just a normal ferry, not a cruise in one of those famous wooden Bodrum gulets… Being far far away I treated myself with an iced coffee: Bodrum Turkey style!
Bodrum Turkey coffee drink with whipped . . . → Read More: Where to drink the best iced coffee? The beach on Kos is an interesting tourist attraction: you can hire a chair as those on the right and get skin cancer thanks to the high dose of sun rays that are creeping through an ever diminishing ozone layer. But don’t let your appetite for the unspoiled Kos beach water stop you… According to a very . . . → Read More: Beach on Kos Did you know that hibiscus flowers are edible flowers? That’s what the self proclaimed cookingdiva told me today when I had a drink in her little tavern with a view over the Aegean Sea. According to her it’s best to serve the yellow and orangey coloured hibiscus flowers, as the taste reminds you a bit on . . . → Read More: Edible Flowers Cheap flights to Kos…You get what you pay for… Anyway, I arrived safe and sound in Greece. Domestic flights are not always punctual and after a bumpee connection I am ready for my daily Kos: help my family out in their tourist business. Things were quite busy last few days, so blogging got a bit at the . . . → Read More: Cheap Flights To Kos I got a call from Greece that they need some helping hand in the kitchen there… That’s good that they only need 1 hand, as my other hand has that not so useful arthritis finger… So it’s back to Kos pretty soon. For those who don’t know Kos: it’s a little island in the Aegean sea in . . . → Read More: Back to Kos Greece Lunchtime is just finished here in Kos, Greece so time to relax with a well deserved Although these Turkish coffee cups are quite tiny, I suppose I am still having a bigger coffee intake than when I drink normal coffee in normal cups. Anyway, it beats the . . . → Read More: Coffee break in Kos If you want to check out the hygiene of the kitchen of a restaurant, the best thing to do is have a look at their toilet. If the toilet is as clean as possible, chance is big the kitchen is in a similar condition (unless the owner of the restaurant red this post and has been working . . . → Read More: Greek tiles Condolences to my Greek Cook in the streets What I was missing this year compared to the last time I was in Kos, was the old lady sitting in the street where I went for a little stroll each and every evening. Seems the old yet generous lady is no more, so this post is in honour . . . → Read More: Turkish delight recipe If you are in Kos Greece, you take the ferry to Bodrum to have this delicious breakfast: fresh "Turkish melon" with yogurt. Homemade yogurt: the yogurt you turn up side down and still sticks on your bowl!
homemade yogurt Ok, its not that "practical" to always take a ferry to get fresh yogurt, better get . . . → Read More: How to make yogurt
Just strolling around a fruit vendor in Bodrum: little fruit shop with at the right top the very sweet "Turkish melons" and at the bottom left big, sweet and dripping juicy peaches. There are 2 kinds of peaches I like: fresh peaches picked from a peach tree Technorati Tags: Greece | Greek Food . . . → Read More: Turkish fruit Bodrum realty
Bodrum realty… that’s what it said on the seats of the ferry to Bodrum. And it’s not exactly a cruise during the border formalities, but after that, it’s Now this is why I like to visit Kos Island: you can reach Kos Island by plane I said in a previous post Beach on Kos that according to a very old Kos tourist guide the Kos sewerage is flowing into the sea 8 km away from Kos, so … I hired a bike and biked off the beaten track to have a look at the Kos beach 8 km away from . . . → Read More: Sad beach on Kos What I love when on holidays is discovering things off the beaten track. In Kos, being a Greek Island therefore filled with old Greek cultural remnants, the first thing you notice is abandoned archeological sites. Then if you go for a walk, you can just find real old authentic Greek history just tucked away in an old . . . → Read More: Kos Cultural Heritage Being an island, of course you can expect Kos to cater a lot of beaches for tourists. Being in Greece, the cultural heritage also attracts tourists. Although I have the feeling for the Greek inhabitants in Kos, these old ruins are just a bunch of old stones quite in the way of doing something decent with it. Take . . . → Read More: Map of Kos
Greek Beer… or so I think… Blinded by thirst what I see in Belgium: each beer has its own glass. So I saw this nice beer glass and I thought: gosh, finally some real beer in Greece! Turns out that it was yet again another lager beer, and reading the label closely: since it . . . → Read More: Greek beer For a travel guide based on real experiences by real people go to realtravel.com. This is a travel guide and trip planner powered by advice from real travelers. The Editors Picks have all the best travel experiences, photos and recommendations from the community of RealTravel for people who love traveling and do it passionately. You can discover . . . → Read More: The worlds’ best travel guide ever!  Leave a comment  Australia, Belgium, Bodrum, Bodrum Turkey, Bulgaria, Buzz, China, Costa Rica, Cruises, Cultures, Daily Kos, Elba, England, Greece, Greek Food Picture, Hawaii, Hotels in Malaysia, Italy, Japan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Malaysian Food, Malaysian restaurants, Misc, Philippines, Planet Food, Restaurants, Reviews, Singapore, Spain, Taiping, Taste of Home, Thailand, Travel, Travel Jersey City, Turkey, Tuscany, USA, Vietnam |
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