Patara The beach, the Ruins and the Lighthouse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Patara has one of the most beautiful beaches in Turkey, but it's also the site of one of the most important ancient ruins and the oldest known lighthouse in the world !
2020 was voted the year of Patara, this is to include the rebuilding of the historic lighthouse.
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Thanks for introducing our lovely country
Love it! Love, Patara xo
Thank you for all your wonderful videos. You and Trudy always brighten my day! I can't wait to visit Fethiye because of your videos.
Thanks for sharing!
Great Job ..Thanks.. I like your videos introducing ancient places located both in Anatolia & Britain..
Tarihi yerleri bizlere yakından gösterdiğiniz için teşekkürler Mick amca.
Antalya da yaşıyorum Kaş ve patara çok güzel yerler 💚🌴💚
Inspiring as always.
I love this place
Thankyou Mick
Thanks a million Mick Amca🍀🌿 You are a treasure one that makes such an emazing videos to create awareness on saving our natural heritage.
I went to Patara last year in August it was boiling hot and yes I burnt my feet on that beautiful soft sand. Beautiful beach. Managed to see the sun set which was amazing. Quiet simple place good for recharging and getting away ❤️
A norther great video, Mick
Been there done that "burnt my feet" on the sand.
The ruins are AMAZING.there is defiantly an "atmosphere" that gets to you.
Another great Video, thanks for sharing .
Patricia 🏴
Work has started to restore the lighthouse. I saw it from the sand dunes in August. They have a crane to lift the massive blocks.
I hope to return next May to get a closer look. Wonderful place.
mick amca ADAMSIN👏👏👏 sen de artık bizdensin Türk olmak, Türk gibi yaşamak bir ayrıcalıktır
video için teşekkürler mick amca 👍🧿👋🥂🍾🌞🌈🌻🤠🤠
Watching for the first time. Woke up with word patara in my brain. Lovely place
Can’t wait till next year. Get me over to Turkey!!
Mick thank you for your presentation.. you have rekindled my wanderlust for traveling.
i like to visit also turkey... its a great place..
We enjoyed our visit there last year - awesome
Thanks Mick, such an interesting video. I love these old ruins. Sixty years ago when I lived in Adana there were hardly any excavations done. All along the coast you could find pieces of history, ornamental pillars, arches, sarcophagus (empty ones). We liked to climb around among the debris and rocks and wonder who has lived there all those years ago. In Adana we saw that they used old pillars to make cement.
After Adana we moved to Libya and there we could visit the old cities of Sabratha and Leptis Magna. I wish I could go back to Turkey and see the excavation today, but our border is still closed (Australia) and who knows if it will be open next year? I am now 79 and travelling gets harder by the year.
I wich you, ones again can see your memories.
@@sandvikenhej5890 I hope, if the borders will be open again.
I saw a few emthy sarcophagus during my hike on st Nicholas Island in June 2019, it was part of my Gulet cruise stops
My tour guide/Gulet captain told us that St Nicholas Island was the birth place of st Nicholas( not too far from the butterfly valley/ further north) I will research more into this, very curious 👀 . St Nicholas Island is so remote & small, but the Turkish museum pass still allows me to enter. It was a tiny gate watch by a nice old man, I told him I left my museum pass on my Gulet and he just let me walked thru. I saw a few ancient empty graves on the grounds, as we hike up to watch sunset. My pictures looked like it was taken at Bali 's Island.
@@mickandtrudie I see... would you explore st Nicholas Island someday? It's such a special island but we were only given 2 hours to hike before we need to return to our Gulet for scheduled dinner. I saw a few empty stone sarcophagus on the trails. The view from top of the island was spectacular during sunset
Mick amca, çok sıcakta gezme... başına güneş geçer... güzel olmuş...
I love your videos. Its really wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing 🌟💯✔
We stayed in Patara at a superb small hotel
loved the beach and visited Saklikent gorge the next day. and luckily we are Due in Turkey this year. thanks for another superb video Mick
Amazing video. Thank you.
Hometown 💙
Teşekkürler Mick amca👍
one more
Thank you again the best video
Beautiful good to see it back. I love the drone views wonderful!
Very great job!!!😊
Great documentary, thanks Mick.
Wonderful video as always. Can't wait till the next one to keep us going till we return next year
patara plaj uzunluk 3 km değil, 20 km'dir. fenerin olduğu yer o zamanlar limandı.. sevgiler.
Another great video Mick! Our 2nd home is in Kalkan and we love going to Patara when we are there!
*Her şeye göre teşekürler. Emegine sağlık Mıck amca*
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Hi Mick. When I went there back in 1995 they told me it was longest beach in Turkey. Not sure if that was right but hey. Great sand dunes there further up the coast ! Great video again ! x
Nice video! I absolutely love Turkey and its extensive ruins. But my one concern is if covid may have impacted the plan to rebuild the lighthouse?
Hi mick we are in fethiye. If there any local stream or lakes local to explore?
Some informations are false about Patara that you'v talked at this documantry.
Mon veut sa sois dans ses endroits desert au bled qu'on s'habille comme le prophète Ali yaselem
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