A hidden delight on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast : my cabin stay amid olive trees and mountains
Where his family once farmed on a wild fringe of the Lycian shoreline, one man has built his dream retreat Aged seven or eight, planting onions on his father’s land above Kabak Bay, Fatih Canözü saw his first foreigner. Before the road came in 1980, his village on the jagged coast of south-west (…)
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