As soon as I read this week’s challenge, I thought of the Mediterranean and the seaside village of Kalekoy. I visited this magical little spot in 2007 while on holidays with my oldest daughter, Devon, and my good friend, Catherine. This was a highlight of our tour in Turkey – peaceful, isolated and beautiful. One day was spent on a small boat. We moored 4 times – 3 times in sheltered areas to swim and once on an island where the captain cooked fresh fish for our lunch. It was a very special day, and my fondest memory of the sea.
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Breathtaking!
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Thanks, Marlene. It was fantastic – I want to go back – now!
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Love the Mediterranean shots, Terri. Thanks for visiting my site too. Cheers 🙂
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Love the water toast LOL!!
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Thanks, Tina. I was finished swimming by then and someone had to take the photo. Too much fun was had by all!
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I’m hoping to see views like this for myself next summer when we travel to Italy. 🙂
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It takes a little effort to get to the out of the way spots. You can’t be looking for 4 star accommodations, but it is so worthwhile when you find a little bit of heaven on earth. Good luck in Italy!
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These shots show a place of beauty. Looks like you had a great time.
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Colline, with your travel experience you know what I mean when I say this place was special. We did have a fantastic time.
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The last picture is my favorite! I guess you saved the best for last…
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Thanks, Delana. I’m always torn over which photos to include. Glad you liked that one. Thanks for stopping by!
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That third photo is my favourite! I have many happy memories of our gulet cruise in Turkey. It was a week of bliss. 🙂
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Thanks, Jo. I’ve never been anywhere like it – before or since! I’m not a huge water fan, so I was surprised that I enjoyed it so much.
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I share your great memories of our time in Kale – a magical spot. I love the fact that the only access to the village is from the sea. The isolation adds to the sense of being in a very special place surrounded by the beauty of the sea…
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Thanks for mentioning the sea access, Catherine. I was so caught up in the memories that I forgot to include details!
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