Ucansu Waterfall - On the road again! A visit by a friend from Germany urges us to discover a place we have never heard of before. Our destination this time is Ucansu Waterfalls. 

Chimera or Chimaira - Most well known all over the world is the ancient place next to Kemer called Chimera which origins from Latin language meaning "Burning Stone", a natural phenomenon since a couple of thousands of years:

Kalkan is thought to be the small issue of Kaş, however, the more exquisite one. In several patios the former fishing village drops to the sea. Restaurants form nice groups around the small harbor, about that white washed villas cuddle up surrounded by small houses closely to the slopes.

Vosvos - meeting with a Beetle Club in Antalya, which was last produced in 2003 - Beetles are without doubt most liked cars in the world. 

Kekova - Mysteries of the Ancient World appear inside this Triangle. Kekova is a Mediterranean island near Demre district of Antalya province which faces the villages of Kaleköy (ancient Simena) and Üçağız (ancient Theimiussa). No one lives on the island.

Kumluca - After leaving Antalya on highway 400, passing Kemer, Phaselis and Olympos, the road rises briefly to more then 500 meters above sea level. Reaching the other side, the view falls down to the valley and plain of Kumluca in Finike Bay, well known for its fruit and vegetable growing.

Kemer - 30 miles to the west of Antalya at the base of the Bey Mountains, which belong to the Olympos National Park. 

Belek once was a small village next to Antalya until... As everywhere along beautiful beaches, hotels have been built. But how is it different from other places with similar beaches? The starting point was to introduce a variety of sporting activities during holiday time for visitors.

Arykanda - From Kas, our journey was leading along the coast road D400 in direction to Kumluca and nearly into the center of Finike, when we turned right to the national road 635 towards Elmalı.

Xanthos is mentioned by numerous ancient Greek and Roman historical geographical writers. Strabo notes Xanthos as the largest city in Lycia, as the Capital of the Lycian Town Assembly.

Limyra - The Late Roman bridge near Limyra (Turkish: *Kırk Göz*, near Kemeri) in present-day southwestern Turkey is one of the oldest segmental arch bridges in the world.

Limyra – Arriving from Olympos, we traveled along the coastal road toward Finike, then turned right to follow Route 635 in the direction of Elmali.

Saklıkent Canyon - Once you are traveling from Patara to Fethiye, you should try tro visit the imposing canyon of Saklikent at the foot of the Lykian Taurus Mountain.

Xanthos River — Known from the legends of Greek mythology, the river today designated as the Xanthos is quite famous; it was here that the goddess Leto bathed her children, Artemis and Apollo, during her flight from Hera.

Göksu River - Turkey is one of the richest countries in wetlands among the countries in Europe and the Middle East. These wetlands have great importance especially for wildlife as well as for local economy.

Antalya - Besides the historical structures with Hadrian city gate and the city walls, there are three traditional old trolley´s at work in Antalya. These trains belonged to the former Nuremberg trolley.

Mut – Together with Patrick Andre, we drive to Mut to inspect the newly established take-off sites for the competitions scheduled to begin shortly.

Tarsus was the Capital of Cilicia, situated on the banks of the river Cydnus and commanding the road from the Mediterranean Sea to Central Anatolia through the Cilician Gate.

Kilise Tepe - Our invitation from the Municipality of Mut, especially by the Kaymakam….. includes one more special event when we were going to Kilise Tepe, about 25 Kilometers outside of Mut. 

Alanya Paragliding – Upon our return from Aspendos, our friend Devrim from Ankara arranged to join us for Sunday breakfast.