Sunday 22nd July 2012 Cokertme to Global Sailing Marina
Our English Neighbours for a NightGoodbye CokertmeHeading Further East up the Gokova ChannelPassing by Cleopatra’s BeachA Gulet Passing by Snake IslandA Great Spot to Swim Near GokovaGokova Town with Thousands of People Enjoying the BeachSo Many Kite Surfers Taking Advantage of the Breeze Near GokovaBack to Castle IslandPlenty of Gulets at Castle Island for the AfternoonThe Remains of the Kistak Church Built Around 500ADLooking Towards the Old Harbour and all the Day Tripper BoatsThe Sheltered Cleopatra’s Beach at Castle IslandNobody is Allowed on the Beach!! Reason is to Preserve the Pure Sand How Lucky are we Australians!! Legend has it that Cleopatra had this Beach Constructed with the Sand Being Shipped from the Sahara Desert The Ancient Ampitheatre on the IslandThe Theatre Built in Ancient Times had Amazing Views Over the WaterThe Ampitheatre Overlooks the Old Harbour, Snake Island andBeyond to Gokova LimaniThe Remains of Part of the City Wall on Castle IslandThe Water is Emerald Coloured Here by the Apollo SanctuaryNot a lot Remains of the Sanctuary TodayMany Remains of the City Wall Circa 4th Century BC can be Seen Around Castle IslandThe Gokova Yacht Club, Sogut BayThe Galley Restaurant at the ClubThe Menu at The GalleyVery Nice Local ShirazFinally a Lovely Peppered Steak on the Menu
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