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  Diving Unnamed Road, Pefki 851 07, Greece

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• Marmaris

  In many ways, Marmaris is a true tourist town. Numbers swell along the Turkish Mediterranean coastline in the summer season to the extent that you’re more likely to bump into a foreigner walking down the busier streets than a Turk. With such lush weather and a local snorkeling scene that’s enviable to say the least, though, that shouldn’t be enough to put you off.
  
  Heading out to sea is really the essential experience here: cruises run on a daily basis, and you’ll find yourself floating over extraordinary sights like sunken lighthouses and shoals of fish hovering over the depths, as well as stopping off on islands for a local brew and a lounge on the beach. If you land with a young crowd, the cruises quickly turn into day-time parties, while the more mature options take in the soaring cliff-side caves and the ruins of an ancient city that can only be accessed from the sea.
  
  Marmaris itself is extremely resort-focused, and has lost a great deal of its original charm as a result, though you’ll still enjoy tucking into chocolate-covered pancakes at the local market, sniffing from the Turkish delight stalls and going for a soak in the impressive local mud baths. In the evening, belly dancers entertain guests while waterfront restaurants seem to tingle with romance. Marmaris has an upmarket edge, too, with designer produce in the thousand of dollar range on offer in a few boutique style stores, while the market offers up a similar (if slightly less legitimate) product for a tiny fraction of the price.
  
  The nightlife here is as messy as you’ll find outside capital Istanbul, with the local Efes brand of beer flowing freely, and sunset spots on the beach filled well before dusk. If you have enough, though, you’re only a short ferry ride from the Greek island of Rhodes.
  
  Marmaris is definitely one of the more laid back, and less authentic corners of Turkey, but as an introduction, it’s the ideal holiday spot, and you’ll find yourself easily sucked in to the relax by day, party by night lifestyle, and, for all its European nature, why wouldn’t you want to be?

  Marmaris, Muğla Province, Turkey

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• Mike Taylor
  This must be one of the best Greek islands, the old town of Rhodes has turned into a fantastic shopping and eating place with those fabulous castle walls surrounding it, it has a wonderful shore line with beaches just yards away, places to see as a must is butterfly valley, this really is a wonderful sight to see nature, another is lyndos a small village at the far end with ancient monuments high above, we were there on a cruise, the oceana, the port and other cruise ships were quite a sight in itself, the only thing we found with Greece was prices, £8 for a pint of beer, £4 for a small glass of Coke and they thought they were doing you a favour by offering 87cents for £1 so make sure you've got your euros before you go there on holidays
• Neşe İLHAN ÜNAL
  Small but lovely island. Nice beaches, delicious sea foods,castles,history and different language 😉
• Radja Sitanggang
  Rhodes, the largest of Greece’s Dodecanese islands, is known for its beach resorts, ancient ruins and remnants of its occupation by the Knights of St. John during the Crusades. The city of Rhodes has an Old Town featuring the medieval Street of the Knights and the castlelike Palace of the Grand Masters. Captured by the Ottomans and then held by the Italians, the palace is now a history museum.
• Dominykas Leksas
  Old town with a history! Nice places to visit! Many restaurants and bars!
• George Anton
  Spend a week there ( old town of Rhodes) and had a wounderful time. Traveled the whole island, 2013. My only complaint is the place we rented was a bit pricey ( 1650 euros for 6 nights) and was located across the red light district. However the place was very clean and no problems from across the street. 99% of the locals were extremely kind and professional. The food was excellent throughout the island. We ate 3 meals a day at various restaurants. My hat off to all of them.

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