File:Ancient Roman theatre on Sedir Island.jpg
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English: Sedir Island, or Cleopatra's Island, can only be reached by boat and is near Marmaris, Turkey. The theatre is atmospheric and a good place to shelter from the sun. The nearby Cleopatra's beach is protected by the government with the island itself controlled as a historic site of special interest with an entry charge from the docks. |
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