In #London, #September means the year is winding down. In #Demre, it's when the year begins.
The tourists leave over a single weekend, the sea hits its annual peak (~27°C), and the whole valley replants itself.
Why I'd pick this month over any other:
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🏖️ Tired of crowded beaches and loud resorts?
Discover Demre’s hidden Mediterranean shores—quiet coves, turquoise waters, and nature untouched.
This is beach life, off the radar.👇
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Walk with the echoes of saints and emperors…
In the heart of Demre lies Myra, an ancient Lycian city where Roman theaters, rock-cut tombs, and the legacy of Saint Nicholas still whisper through the stones.
#Myra#Demre#LycianWay#StNicholas
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If sunken cities, turquoise seas, and hilltop castles sound like your vibe. No roads. No noise. Just history floating on water.
📍 Simena & Kekova, Turkey
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#Kekova#Simena#VisitDemre
From ancient tombs to saintly legends… Demre has seen it all. Once known as Myra, it was a Lycian city, a Roman hub, and the home of Saint Nicholas himself.
I wrote about its 3,000-year journey.
#Demre#Myra#SaintNicholas#AncientHistory
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Before he became Santa Claus, he was Saint Nicholas of Myra — a bishop who lived in Demre.
Known for secret gifts, saving sailors, and helping the poor, his story began on the Mediterranean coast and spread across the world.
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Hi from the Lycian coast! ✨🌿
After months of exploring, writing, and dreaming… my travel guide website for Demre is officially live! 🧭💻
From ancient cities to coastal hikes, hidden beaches to village breakfasts — it’s all there waiting for you.
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