For lovers of all things archaeological, this journey around Turkish shores is flush with fascinating sites. In Ephesus, tiered columns seem to totter atop the Library of Celsus. Bodrum, is built over he ruins of Halicamassus. Walls built by the Knight of St. John around the Old Town in Rhodes retain a fairy-tale quality, while Minoan deities still seem to inhabit Heraklion's Palace of Knossos. In between these cultural pages, Aegean waters lap crescent bays, sunken cities lurk like Atlantis below the sea at Kas, while within reach of Alexandria, Egyptian Pyramids glow in Giza's evening sun.