little_mia Says: Kalekoy has a wonderful castle ruin at it's peak. The views are breathtaking. The ruin itself has many "rooms" you can explore and an amphitheatre ... there are many neat architectural finds here.
Ankh Pension: The best pension
little_mia Says: This was one of the few places that had good airconditioning and enough water for their guests. The Ankh has a cafe where you can eat your meals and they have an old-fashioned icecream maker where they make batches of the best banana or peach icecream (and thus, milkshakes)...
Seaside Restaurants in Kale: Don't Miss The Fresh Seafood!
purplekedi Says: If you're not on one of those big boats for big groups, you'll have enough time to have lunch, dinner or whatever you want! There are many fish restaurants serving fresh seafood by the seaside. It's only fair that you'll also pay for your captain's meal and he might sit down...
purplekedi Says: We woke up very early that morning and during breakfast, thought that maybe we should take a boat trip. So we headed to the marina in Kas -but I bet you can do the same anywhere aroun that area- and just started asking for daily prices, if we wanted to rent a small boat....
Street sellers in kale: If you can't resist buying something..
purplekedi Says: The sellers of the local craft in kale are usually kids and they will follow you, very determined, till you leave Kale -or buy something. Most of the time they sell yemenis. They are kids but remember- they're proffesional! Don't buy the first thing you like, let them...
little_mia Says: Bathing suit, few pairs of shorts, flip-flops, a hat ... nobody gets really dressed up here ... casual and comfortable Inflatable air mattress was the best thing we brought! Also, scuba gear and mosquito repellant.
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Kalekoy has a wonderful castle ruin at it's peak. The views are breathtaking. The ruin itself has many "rooms" you can explore and an amphitheatre ... there are...
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2000 years ago, the city here was swallowed by the sea in an earthquake. You can see the ancient city beneath the water. Now it’s a small fishing village, boats only, cropped up on a rocky hill...
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Kalekoy is a beautiful village, set on a small peninsula and as far as I know, you can only get there by boat. (Or you might have a troubling land journey) There are a lot of boats stopping there,...
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