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Old Jun 13th 2012, 6:54 pm
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Hello all,

looking to go and visit Turkey this year - either on the bike (motorbike ) or in a camper van. Has anybody done this before? Would it be a better idea to take the ferry from Italy? Or would be going the whole hog via road be possible/good experience?

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I knew someone who took the ferry over from Italy as they lived close by to meet up with family in Turkey. They found it to work very well for them, although it was about 3 years ago, so cannot say recently. They drove so cannot say about camper van.

Am sure driving around the coastline would be great.

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I knew someone who took the ferry over from Italy as they lived close by to meet up with family in Turkey. They found it to work very well for them, although it was about 3 years ago, so cannot say recently. They drove so cannot say about camper van.

Am sure driving around the coastline would be great.

Enjoy your trip
Thanks - I would be making my way to Fethiye where my sister lives. I think if I take the long way round it'll be a camper van job, but if on the bike i'll probably take the ferry - otherwise I'll be walking around Fethiye like John Wayne
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The person who did this journey also had Fethiye as a final destination. We love it there.

When are you looking at travelling ? as the ferry only runs during the tourist season.
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The person who did this journey also had Fethiye as a final destination. We love it there.

When are you looking at travelling ? as the ferry only runs during the tourist season.
I think I'll be traveling in August, depends when I can take some time off work..... I'm wanting to visit my sister who's been living out there for a good few years now, but I've never had the chance to visit so I've no idea what to expect!! But from what I hear and from what I've seen it looks absolutely superb
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Fethiye is a relaxing place to visit, the people are lovely and once they get to know you can't do enough. Food is superb, especially the fruit and veg and relatively cheap.

With plenty of things to do if you wish to, which I am sure your sister will have mentioned.

It will be hot, hot, hot in August, so hopefully your sister has access to a pool or you are near one of the many lovely beaches.

Have a great time

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Fethiye is a relaxing place to visit, the people are lovely and once they get to know you can't do enough. Food is superb, especially the fruit and veg and relatively cheap.

With plenty of things to do if you wish to, which I am sure your sister will have mentioned.

It will be hot, hot, hot in August, so hopefully your sister has access to a pool or you are near one of the many lovely beaches.

Have a great time
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Hello all,
I think it is very interesting and i want to travel here.
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