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Part 4 – Cappadocia to Safranbolu We were certainly becoming accustomed to bus travel around Turkey. The journey from Cappadocia to Safranbolu was the longest, more than 500 km and an overnight journey. So here is a little about what … Continue reading →

Part 3 – Antalya to Cappadocia With confidence growing, we prepared for our first over night bus journey. Comfortable clothes, an early light dinner and iPhones charged to listen to the music. The driver from our hotel gave us instructions … Continue reading →

Part 2 – Fethiye to Antalya We had survived the journey to Fethiye so we were better prepared for the next journey. A minibus arrived at our hotel and transported us to the bus station and we were shuffled onto … Continue reading →

Our tripping around Turkey is by bus, a combination of tour buses and public buses. Tour buses are easy – hop on, listen to the guide, hop off. For the public buses, our travel agent said there would always be … Continue reading →

Hire a car – no, not a good idea, we were told. Fuel is expensive and distances long. Fortunately, unlike Egypt and Jordan, travel agents are not in short supply. Our dilemma was about what they would sell us, would … Continue reading →