Holidays to Turkey

Holidays to Antalya - Holidays to Bodrum - Holidays to Dalaman - Holidays to Istanbul
Holidays to Izmir - Holidays to Kusadasi - Holidays to Olu Deniz

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Useful information Language: Turkish Currency: Turkish Lira TRY Capital: Ankara

Antalya

The Antalya region proffers all the theology and is called the "Turkish Riviera" attributable to its archaeological and natural magnificence. It is the place where sea, sun, history and nature comprise an ideal synchronization and which also embrace the most stunning and patent coast along the Mediterranean. The city still conserves its significance as a centre right through history in the south coast of the country, besides to its astonishing natural beauties. The fabulous city which housed the Gods and Goddesses now parades all it’s furtive and wonders to mankind. The ambience of the region is classic Mediterranean: hot and dry in summers and pleasant and rainy in winters. This city is the best choice for vacations, honeymoon, family holidays, family reunions, active travellers and scuba divers. It is also occupied with extensive sports and leisure activities.

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Bodrum

Prehistoric Hallicarnassus, city of the great Mausoleum, one the seven wonders of archaeological finds, the legendary castle, arena and very inimitable nautical museum, is today modern Bodrum. It is a tranquil party town with a splendid mountain surrounding, which is crammed of immense marketplace and home to spectacular sunsets and this popular destination has to be visited to be believed. But it’s the eternally-altering kaleidoscope of available experiences, from high-brow to pedestrian, which makes Bodrum truly unique. This city is popular with sports lovers, families and children. Couples can have a leisure holiday in an authentic Turkish atmosphere.

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Dalaman

Dalaman is a district situated on the south-western coast of Turkey. Dalaman is known for its international airport which serves as a gateway for visitors. Dalaman is known as the 'Turquoise Coast' because of the turquoise seas. The village of Dalaman is 130 years old and the Kocagol is the largest and the deepest lake that must be seen. The area is renowned for its plant species. Explore the amazing coves like Tasyaka, Sarsala and Bungus. Stroll along the shores of Dalaman and enjoy the lovely scenery. Dalaman Plain is the most productive plain of Muğla Province. Olu Deniz is the most photographed beach in Turkey for its gorgeous blue lagoon. It is well-known for its sulphur-rich baths that are said to ease the symptoms of various muscle and skin-related conditions. It’s said that the waters will make you look younger although there’s no real proof for this. The economy of the county is based on tourism, transportation, and agriculture and the paper industry. It has its own natural beach although not excessively commercial it is pleasant and hosts lots of wildlife.

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Istanbul

The splendid city of Istanbul is a blend of two cultures, the east and the west. Geographically it is the only city that straddles across two continents, Europe and Asia, separated only by the Bosphorus Strait. This modern Turkish city, initially known as Byzantium and later as Constantinople, is a perfect holiday destination for tourists who can enjoy the best of both cultures. It is the historical and cultural hub of Turkey, and the centre of all its commercial activity. The place is awash with Byzantine ruins, magnificent palaces, splendid architecture in terms of mosques and churches, hamams (bath-houses), and bazaars crammed with shops selling all kinds of exotic stuff. However, spread all across the modern city are some trendy bars and nightclubs, stores selling western outfits, offices and restaurants. The city each day comes to life with the sound of prayers in mosques, and the sight of busy streets buzzing with activity. The city enjoys hot, humid summers, and tourists usually choose this season to travel here as winters are cold, wet and there is often snow.

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Izmir

Izmir a lively cosmopolitan city located in the Gulf of Izmir by the Aegean Sea. It is the largest port after Istanbul, backed by picturesque scenic sights and ancient history. Izmir formerly known as Smyrna, bursts with activity all year round with the International arts festival (June/July) and the International fair (August/Sept). Izmir is famous for its picturesque beaches and plenty of sites to explore.

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Kusadasi

Kusadasi is a resort town on the Aegean Coast of Turkey,close to the ancient city of Ephesus. Once just a small fishing village, is today among the most populated resorts in Turkey.
However in spite of its new found popularity, Kusadasi is a great holiday resort with an amazingly beautiful coastline and several archaeological sites nearby. The proximity to these historical sites and to the Ionian settlements of Miletus, Priene and Didyma makes this place an ideal base to travelers wanting to explore the Aegean coast.

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Olu Deniz

The stunning holiday resort of Olu Deniz, Turkey, is a picturesque resort with a world famous lagoon and gorgeous beaches. Olu Deniz is ideal for families and couples seeking somewhere beautiful, sunny and relaxing for their holidays. Although Olu Deniz is a popular holiday resort it still manages to retain its charm thanks to strict development laws within the area.

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