It is lies at the foot of a frightfully vertical rock, buried in jasmine and orange trees. The six wooden cabins are all that can be legally done in tightly-regulated Çıralı: they are spacious, set well apart from each other, and they have pots of geranium on their doorsteps.  Bülent is courtly and mild-mannered. His garden shows the signs of spontaneous and genuine love. Çıralı boasts over 60 modest pensions buried in spectacularly lush sub-tropical vegetation below the 2400-metre peak of the Lycian Olympus. Kibala is located at the inland end of the village, a ten-minute walk away from the beach. Some bicycles stand at the guests disposal. Read the rest of this entry »