Turkey Travel: Marmaris To Rhodes, (Part 1)

It’s just 50 minutes to Rhodes from Marmaris by Catamaran and I think it’s well worth your time. I spent a day there recently, learned a lot, and really enjoyed that sensation that can only be had when on a small island.

Compared to Marmaris the climate seemed positively air-conditioned. I have experienced similar sensations when on Guernsey, as a boy, and also on Turkey’s Princes Islands near Istanbul.

Here are just a few of the photographs I made whilst I was there:

Hight Street, Old Citadel Rhodes by BRAY

In The Old City

Small shops in the old city Rhodes by BRAY

It’s like a mini-Istiklal Caddesi

The Amazing Shops in the Old City of Rhodes by BRAY

Some Very Select Jewelery Is Sold Here

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Stephen Jeremy Maxwell Bray lives with his wife Irem, and daughter Amazon at Amos, Turunc near Marmaris, Turkey..

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