TURKEY

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Dynasties, empires, and even civilizations have trampled over this land in a profusion that makes history books flutter. The religious bow reverently and the newcomers lose themselves in the labyrinth of endless bazaars, a shimmer of a hundred beaches or sheer vastness of the land. Turkey offers history in abundance, from the old city of Istanbul to the fairy tale cave villages of Cappadocia. For sports enthusiasts, there is a choice of sailing and diving on its turquoise coastline or golf at Belek and skiing in Uludag. Mediterranean food and climate, azure waters, and sun-drenched beaches make Turkey a destination one just has to visit.

CITIES IN TURKEY

ISTANBUL

This ancient Byzantium city, once home to Emperor Constantine and Ottoman sultans has an abundance of important historic buildings and exciting new art galleries & museums. Sitting astride both the European and Asian continents, Istanbul is a fusion of cultures and flavors with an abundance to offer any visitor. Sights in the Old City such as the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Topkapi Palace are at the top of every itinerary as is a visit to the bustling Grand Bazaar and Spices Bazaar. The modern heart of Istanbul is centered around Taksim Square, a mecca for the fashionable. Visit the Asian side of the Bosphorous to see Beylerbey Palace and enjoy the vistas from Seven Hill. At night, the city comes alive with an array of bars, clubs, and restaurants.

CAPPADOCIA

Cappadocia is a unique natural landscape of soft volcanic rock sculptured by the elements, resulting in the mystical rock formations, magnificent 'fairy chimneys', rose tinted gorges and a covered bazaar dating from Ottoman times that litter the area. Once part of The Hittite Empire and hiding place for Christians trying to escape the Roman persecution.

BODRUM

Once an ancient Greek harbor colony, which later fell under Persian rule, Bodrum is located on a peninsula on the southwestern Aegean coast, with a 15th-century crusader castle overlooking the harbor marina. Take a cruise along the coast, see the turtles at Dalyan or take a day trip to Ephesus. Bodrum is perfect for those looking for a chic bohemian holiday.

ANTALYA

Antalya has historically been inhabited by The Romans, Byzantines, and Seljuks. Now the principal holiday resort in the Turkish Mediterranean, it has shady palm-lined boulevards, a prize-winning marina, and glorious stretches of beach. Activities include diving, sailing and award-winning golf courses. Antalya has a charming harbor and vibrant nightlife.

KALKAN & KAS

Kalkan, with its shingle beach and long peninsulas, creates a natural marina that becomes a popular spot to park yachts and gulets in the summer. The old Greek fishing village, Kalkan, provides the ideal getaway for those looking for small, boutique and individual hotels. The small fishing village of Kas is more rustic, sitting in the shadow of a mountain.

FETHIYE & OLUDENIZ

Arguably one of the best beaches in Turkey, Ölüdeniz is famous for its sheltered lagoon. The beautiful sandy beach, pine covered hills and lively nightlife make this the ideal beach getaway. Fethiye is far more relaxed; the natural harbor has a stunning seafront promenade lined with restaurants and cafés at which to sit and watch the world go by.

IZMIR, ÇEŞME & ALAÇATI

Izmir is a combination of city and beach. As Turkey’s third largest city, it has a modern and thriving centre ideal for shopping and dining out. The beachfront is alive with boutique shops and cafés. Çeşme, is a small harbor town with a stunning beach. Alaçati is a small Greek village filled with boutique hotels, artisan shops and local restaurants.

KUSADASI & SIRINCE

Kusadasi has stunning views across the Aegean coast. It is a short drive from some lovely, secluded beaches and is dotted with bars and superb local restaurants. Sirince is a small hill town full of local charm close to Ephesus and famous for its wine and houses, with impressive vineyards and olive & fruit trees.

MARMARIS REGION

In the Marmaris Region you will find some of the more secluded towns on the Turquoise Coast. During the summer Göçek is home to luxury yachts and fabulous restaurants. Datça is located on a peninsula with lovely Hellenistic ruins and a stunning coastline. Turunc provides one of the few sandy beaches in the area and remains fairly quiet.

PAMUKKALE

The stunning white terraced rock formations, with mineral calcium rich water, dominate the hillside. Pamukkale (cotton castle) is one of Turkey’s most impressive natural wonders. Once the site of the ancient Roman spa city of Hierapolis and now a UNESCO Heritage site, the spring-fed natural spa also feeds natural baths in nearby towns and villages.

LAOAG

Laoag, known as the "Sunshine City" of the Philippines, is a vibrant destination blending cultural heritage with natural beauty. It's a place where historical landmarks, like the Paoay Church and the Sinking Bell Tower, stand as testaments to its rich past. Visitors can also indulge in sandboarding and 4x4 rides on its vast sand dunes. Laoag offers a unique mix of adventure and history, making it a compelling stop in the Ilocos region.

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