Travel Journals
The Chariot Makers of Urartu
24 March 2019 Sally
Upper Anzaf Fortress, 10 km just east of Van is a curious place. At first glance there's not a lot to see. Just the remnants of a long stone wall skirting the hill. They could...
Read MoreAn Ancient Art of Idleness
06 March 2019 Sally
The Turks have just one word for this…….”keyif.” Turkish is a language that seems to be able to sum things up concisely but with heart and poetry. "Keyif" is a state of mind; The Ancient...
Read MoreKadiköy….. A Bohemian town
09 February 2019 Sally
The people of Kadiköy seem to have always looked at the world a little differently. When the founders of Byzantium established their colony on the perfect but unoccupied natural harbour that is the Golden Horn,...
Read MoreTen amazing reasons to visit Turkey with us
09 January 2019 Sally
Turkey is a hugely diverse country in every respect where around every corner and over every ridge there are superlatives. Covering at least five climatic and geographical regions, Turkey has a wide cultural diversity with...
Read MoreFrom Armenia to the Aegean, a prehistoric journey. Part 2.
02 January 2019 Sally
After leaving Hartashen standing stones, we headed of to the border crossing point at Cildir on the Turkey/ Georgia border. Armenia has been a revelation…..a true treasure trove of prehistoric sites. Once in Turkey we...
Read MoreFrom Armenia to the Aegean, a prehistoric journey. Part 1
11 October 2018 Eastern Turkey Tours
Anatolia has deep roots in human history, for it is here at Göbekli Tepe in Southeast Turkey, that we see the first signs of the domestication of grains around 12,000 years ago, but we began...
Read MoreThe Wonders of Tbilisi
08 October 2018 Eastern Turkey Tours
A few years ago we went on an exploration trip, looking for some new tours and short breaks to add to our offerings and to catch up with friends in the travel business in their...
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