A unique geography. A bridge where not only the East and the West, the past and present, but also the antiquity and the modern meet. Local attractions include Sultanahmet, Taksim and Beyoglu, Topkapi Palace, Dolmabahce Palace, Haghia Sophia, Haghia Eirene Church, Rumeli Fortress, Galata Tower, Kiz Kulesi, Basilica Cistern, Grand Bazaar, Beyoglu...(click for more)

Cesme which means fountain in Turkish takes its name from the many springs found around the area. The town was founded by Ionians around 1100 BC and is packed with the culture and history of Ionians, Lydians, Romans, Seljuk's and the Ottomans. Main attractions include Cesme castle, Cesme Museum, Cesme Springs...(click for more)

Known as ‘The Bird Island’, the resort of Kusadasi is built along the coastline and is one of the most popular resorts on the Aegean Coast. A developed and modernised fishing village, the Quayside is now crammed with bars, restaurants and busy shops –selling local handicrafts. Main attractions include Ephesus ancient city, Temple of Apollo, Basilica of St John, the House of Virgin Mary and the Temple of Artemis...(click for more)

Set against a backdrop of pine clad hills, Marmaris is a resort that combines natural beauty with an astounding zest for life. Famed for its nightlife, the most extravagant on the entire South coast, this developed resort offers the best of both worlds. Main attractions include, Marmaris Castle, Mountain of Roses Farm, Pamukkale, Ancient City of Ephesus, Turgut Waterfalls...(click for more)

The beautiful resort of Icmeler was once considered to be a part of Marmaris, but has now become a resort in its own right. Main attractions include, Marmaris Castle, Mountain of Roses Farm, Turgut Waterfalls...(click for more)

Altinkum means ‘golden sand’, and as the name suggests this is a perfect beach resort, with the sand stretching the length of the wide bay. The clear blue waters of the Aegean are ideal for families, and a variety of watersports are available along the beach. As the sun. Main attractions include Ephesus ancient city, the House of Virgin Mary, Didim Water Park, Dilek National Park...(click for more)

Its skyline dominated by the fairy tale castle of St Peter, Bodrum is possibly the prettiest town in the Southern Aegean.

Main Attractions include Bodrum Castle, Halikarnas Disco, Blue Voyage, Pamukkale, Diving, Aquarium, Jeep Safari, Boat Trip, Ancient City of Miletus...(click for more)

Gumbet was once known as Bodrum’s beach. Now it is a well known resort in its own right with lively nightlife, especially popular with the young. The wide, sandy beach of Gumbet Bay is ideal for every watersport imaginable. Main Attractions include Blue Voyage, Pamukkale, Diving, Aquarium, Jeep Safari, Boat Trip, Ancient City of Miletus...(click for more)

Torba hides in a charming, well-protected bay and enjoys being only five kilometres away from the city of Bodrum. There is a long shoreline dotted with small and friendly pensions, romantic bars and isolated stretches for sunbathing and swimming. Main Attractions include Blue Voyage, Diving, Aquarium, Jeep Safari, Boat Trip, Temple of Apollo, Ancient City of Miletus and Priene...(click for more)

Antalya is the tourism capital of the Turkish Riviera where pine clad Taurus Mountains sweep down to the clear waters of the Mediterranean. Main attractions include City Walls and the Hadrian Gate, The Antalya Museum, Minaret of the Byzantine,

Termessos, Perge, Sillyon, Aspendos, Pamukkale, Cappadocia, Duden Waterfalls....(click for more)

The ancient and the modern co-exist here to give Belek a unique flavor. A blend of historical sites, sun kissed beaches and world-class golf courses together with a salubrious climate make Belek attractive to the young and the old alike. Main attractions include, Aspendos Theatre, golf courses, wind surfing, water skiing, sailing, rafting, mountain climbing, hunting...(click for more)

Kemer is on the Gulf of Antalya, 53 km of sea coast with the skirts of the western Taurus mountains behind. The coast has the typical

Mediterranean hot, dry weather and warm sea. Main attractions include, Yoruk Park, Ayisigi, Chimera, Cirali, St. Nicholas Church, Ulupinar, Adrasan...(click for more)

The sandy Lara Beach lies roughly 12 km to the east. Lara beach has a blue flag. The beach begins east of Antalya's cliffs, just past the Lower Duden Waterfall and east of the waterfall a point of land extends into the Gulf of Antalya. Main attractions include, blue flag beach, Genclik Parki (Waterfalls), Perge Ancient City...(click for more)

Take your holidays in Side and you'll find yourself in the best of both worlds. Rather like Turkey itself, which stands at the point where two continents merge, this charming resort is at the meeting point of the ancient world and the modern. Main attractions include, Aspendos ancient City and Theatre, Temples of Apollo and Athena, Byzantine hospital, Side Museum converted from Roman Bath, Perge...(click for more)

With its outstanding beauty and idyllic setting Fethiye is considered a gem of Turkey's Mediterranean coast.

With an impressively long and interesting history this thriving town was once known as Telmessos to its ancient inhabitants. Main attractions include, Lycian rock tombs, Knights of Rhodes fortress, Sarcopaghi and the Fethiye Tower, Xanthos and Letoon, Blue Lagoon...(click for more)

Lying about 5km from Fethiye, on a long shingle beach, is the popular resort of Calis. The atmosphere here is relaxed and informal, making it a perfect get-away for everyone. Main attractions include, Salikent Gorge, sailing, surfing, water ski,

paragliding...(click for more)

Hisaronu has fantastic views over the famous Olu Deniz lagoon. It grew in popularity because Olu Deniz, on the coast, lies in a conservation area and the building of hotel accommodation was limited. Main attractions include, Lycian rock tombs, Salikent Gorge, sailing, surfing, water ski, paragliding, bars & clubs...(click for more)

The Mediterranean holiday resort of Oludeniz is situated just a few minute’s drive from Fethiye and has an astonishing crystal-clear lagoon and a beautiful photogenic grey-white beaches. Main attractions include, Lycian rock tombs, Xanthos and Letoon ancient sities, Salikent Gorge, sailing, surfing, water ski, paragliding...(click for more)

The hillside resort of Ovacik, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains, and an extremely high standard of accommodation, is now considered to be separate from its nearby neighbour, Hisaronu. Main attractions include, Salikent Gorge, Lycian Karmylassos, Monastery of Afluke, Patara Ruins last but certainly not least is the Cadianda ancient cuty ruins, St. Nicholas Island, Butterfly Valley, Teke Peninsula and Cleopatra's Island, sailing, surfing, water ski, paragliding...(click for more)