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Tdiver Says: Ever wondered how we get olive oil and olives, then a visit here will show and tell you how it's done. Also olive oil soap.Some new and old machinery, plus some models upstairs of various bits of machinery.Shop and cafe in the forecourt.Web page also in English, at bottom of...
Tdiver Says: Just pleasant to while away a while, strolling the cobbled streets which you will also share with sheep, goats, dogs, chickens, rabbits and squirrels.The old Greek stone houses are in various states of repair.
Tdiver Says: Yearly seminars and workshops in the old primary school.From early July until mid September.Web site only in Turkish.Tas Mektep means stone school.
Tdiver Says: A short walk from the village is this carved rock, with steps and a cistern on top.According to Heinrich Schleimann this is where the Olympic gods watched the Trojan war.According to Homer it was here that Hera put Zeus to sleep, so she could help the Greeks against the...
Tdiver Says: Restored school spaciousness.If it is a as good as the Hunnaphan hotel then you won't be disappointed.Just looked by and has a great garden, the 100 year old palms being the stars. Great garden.
Tdiver Says: Didn't stay this time but checked it out and weren't disappointed.Rooms look large and well appointed.17 rooms, 1 suits, 1 Stone House (3 room) 50 beds.Restaurant, 2 bars and A/CWeb pages in Turkish, English and Dutch. The garden is the perfect place to relax in and...
Adatepe Pansiyonlari.: Main square magic.
Tdiver Says: Originally the Zeushan motel but now has another building on the opposite side of the square.Owner runs the Adatepe olive oil museum as well and is a bit of a character.Rooms aren't big, these are old cottages but they are clean.Staff were very helpful and answered any...
Dutdibi Kahvesi.: Watch out for gate-crashers!
Tdiver Says: Nice little restaurant serving a few local dishes.Chickens and a duck also joined us while we were eating.Also sells the local produce, olives, olive oil, pickles and honey.Waiter gave us lots of local information. Manti, Turkish ravioli type dish.
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Restored school spaciousness.If it is a as good as the Hunnaphan hotel then you won't be disappointed.Just looked by and has a great garden, the 100 year old...
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If your in the area, visiting Assos perhaps, then why not enjoy some peace and quiet here in Adatepe, surrounded by olive trees and staying in an old Greek stone cottage. The main hub of the village...
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