With too many incredible locations to choose from within the myriad of this beautiful and ancient land, here are just a few of our favourites.
Why Turkey?
A land as magnificent as it is vast, Turkey has something for every palate, every season and for all reasons to visit.
Whether it is a special occasion, destination wedding, corporate event or a unique vacation, Turkey has become one of the most sort after destinations in the world, ranking number 2 in 2024 as the most visited city in the world.
Soaked in a very diverse cultural tapestry as a result of her multifaceted past, Turkey is brimming with history at every turn. Whether you're after a fun filled sea vacation, entertainment in her thriving metropolis or experiencing her majestic mountain peaks, Turkey is nothing short of riveting.
Where in the world is Turkey?
Geographically located bordering Europe, Asia and the Middle East, Türkıye is uniquely positioned with it's capital Istanbul being half in the continent of Europe and half in the continent of Asia!
Istanbul, Türkıye's capital is the 5th busiest airports in the world covering over 350 locations worldwide and the 2nd most popular destination to travel to in the world in 2024!
Istanbul, Türkıye's capital is the 5th busiest airports in the world covering over 350 locations worldwide and the 2nd most popular destination to travel to in the world in 2024!
THE ANCIENT CITIES OF Turkey - Ephesus, Caunos tombs, Amos, Atlos, kayakoy.
Explore the ancient city of Ephesus where Roman ruins stand tall as a reminder that this ancient land has been home to some of the greatest civilisations of the world. Discover the Tomb of the Kings in Marmaris, the amphitheatre of Amos or perhaps take a walk down the lanes of history as you stumble upon the ghost town of Kayaköy and the ruins of Tlos. No matter which direction you explore, a world of wonders and incredible sceneries await.
PUTTING TURKEY ON THE VACATION MAP - BODRUM, IZMIR, ANTALYA
Like many a traveller before you, be seduced by the crystal clear waters of the Aegean sea. Hop on a traditional Turkish sailboat known as a Gulet and explore the Turkish riviera home to some of the most most beautiful scenery and some of the most happening places to emerge on the global map over the past few years.
The Turkish Riviera
Visit Cesme, Alacati, Kusadasi, BODRUM, Marmaris, Göcek, Olüdeniz, Fethiye and Antalya as you sail with the back drop of the Greek islands to one side and the stunning Turkish coastline unravelling.
THE CENTRE OF THE WORLD - Istanbul
Uniquely located on both the Asian and European continents, Istanbul is a perfect blend of both history and culture. With no limits to what you can do in Istanbul, it's a haven for travellers of every kind. Discover the magic of world-famous structures such as Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque in the Historical Peninsula, and follow the traces of the Ottoman Empire in Topkapi Palace. You can watch the fascinating views of the city with a Bosphorus tour, and witness the lively atmosphere of the city by shopping in the Grand Bazaar or the popular area of Galata Port, home to fine dining and luxury goods. Spend time in lively areas such as Istiklal Street and Taksim in modern Istanbul and experience the plethora of Turkish cuisine in restaurants full of unique flavors. Istanbul is a magical destination that brings together the past and the future and the top of our list of cities to explore!
THE MAGIC OF CAPPADOCIA
Cappadocia, located in central Turkey, captivates travelers with its surreal landscapes, rich history, and unique cultural experiences. Renowned for its "fairy chimneys"—tall, cone-shaped rock formations sculpted by millennia of erosion—the region offers a dreamlike terrain ideal for exploration. Visitors can delve into ancient underground cities like Derinkuyu and Kaymakli, which once provided refuge for early Christians, and marvel at rock-hewn churches adorned with Byzantine frescoes in the Göreme Open Air Museum. A quintessential experience is a sunrise hot air balloon ride, providing panoramic views of the undulating valleys and ethereal landscapes below. Accommodations often include cave hotels, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the area's troglodyte heritage. Beyond its geological wonders, Cappadocia's rich tapestry of history and hospitality makes it a must-visit destination for those seeking both adventure and cultural depth.
BORDERING EASTERN EUROPE - THE BEAUTY OF THE BLACK SEA REGION
The Black Sea region of Turkey, known as Karadeniz, offers travelers a captivating blend of lush landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. Stretching along the northern coast, this area is characterized by verdant mountains, tea plantations, and picturesque villages. Notable destinations include Trabzon, home to the historic Sumela Monastery perched dramatically on a cliffside, and Rize, renowned for its tea cultivation and scenic highlands. The region's unique cuisine, featuring dishes like hamsi (anchovies) and muhlama (a cheesy cornmeal dish), reflects its cultural diversity. Whether exploring ancient castles, hiking through national parks, or experiencing local festivals, the Black Sea region provides an authentic and enriching Turkish travel experience.
The natural wonders Turkey - PAMUKKALE
Pamukkale, meaning "cotton castle" in Turkish, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its dazzling white travertine terraces formed by calcium-rich thermal waters cascading down the mountainside. Visitors can explore the ancient ruins of Hierapolis, an ancient Greco-Roman city built atop the travertines, featuring a well-preserved theater and the historic Cleopatra's Pool, where you can swim among submerged columns. The site's unique combination of natural beauty and historical significance makes it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a blend of relaxation and cultural exploration.
RIVERS, GORGES AND THINGS NOT TO MISS - SAKLIKENT, DALYAN.
Saklıkent Gorge, located near Fethiye, is the longest canyon in Turkey and the second-longest in Europe, stretching 18 kilometers with towering walls reaching up to 300 meters.
Visitors can traverse its cool waters and narrow passages, offering a refreshing escape during the summer months. Nearby, the ancient city of Tlos presents remnants of Lycian, Roman, and Ottoman civilizations, including an acropolis, theater, and rock-cut tombs. Dalyan, a charming town along the Dalyan River, is renowned for its natural and historical attractions. A highlight is a boat trip to the Dalyan Mud Bath, where visitors can indulge in therapeutic mud baths and thermal springs.
The river journey also offers views of the impressive Lycian rock tombs carved into cliffs and leads to İztuzu Beach, a protected nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles. Both destinations provide a blend of adventure, history, and natural beauty, making them must-visit spots for travelers in Turkey.
Visitors can traverse its cool waters and narrow passages, offering a refreshing escape during the summer months. Nearby, the ancient city of Tlos presents remnants of Lycian, Roman, and Ottoman civilizations, including an acropolis, theater, and rock-cut tombs. Dalyan, a charming town along the Dalyan River, is renowned for its natural and historical attractions. A highlight is a boat trip to the Dalyan Mud Bath, where visitors can indulge in therapeutic mud baths and thermal springs.
The river journey also offers views of the impressive Lycian rock tombs carved into cliffs and leads to İztuzu Beach, a protected nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles. Both destinations provide a blend of adventure, history, and natural beauty, making them must-visit spots for travelers in Turkey.
SNOW CAPPED PEAKS AND SKI SLOPES - ULUDAĞ
Uludağ, meaning "Great Mountain," is the highest peak in western Anatolia, reaching 2,543 meters. Located near Bursa, it is Turkey's premier winter sports destination, offering a range of ski slopes suitable for all skill levels. The ski season typically runs from December to March, with 22 lifts servicing the area. Beyond winter activities, Uludağ National Park provides opportunities for hiking, camping, and enjoying its rich flora and fauna during the summer months. The mountain is accessible via a scenic cable car ride from Bursa, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Whether you're seeking adventure on the slopes or a tranquil retreat in nature, Uludağ caters to a variety of traveler interests year-round.
A HOP, SKIP and a jump AWAY - THE GREEK ISLANDS - RHODES, KOS, SYMI, SAMOS, LYROS
The Greek islands bordering Turkey offer travelers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty, easily accessible via short ferry rides from the Turkish coast. Islands such as Rhodes, Kos, Samos, and Chios are among the most frequented destinations. Rhodes, accessible from Marmaris, boasts medieval architecture and vibrant nightlife. Kos, reachable from Bodrum, is known for its sandy beaches and ancient ruins. Samos, a short trip from Kuşadası, offers lush landscapes and is famed as the birthplace of Pythagoras. Chios, near Çeşme, enchants visitors with its medieval villages and mastic production. These islands provide a seamless blend of Greek and Turkish influences, making them ideal for travelers seeking diverse cultural experiences in close proximity
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