Turkey guide for lifestyle, entertainment and attractions
Turkey Main Attractions
While you're in the vicinity of Topkapi Palace, make sure you take a detour and visit this incredible complex. It's divided into three areas: the Archaeology Museum, the Museum of the Ancient Orient and the Tiled Pavilion.
The three museums are t ...
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1 km to Istanbul city centre |
2 km to Istanbul asian |
5 km to Princess island |
If you've ever wondered what Gulliver felt like when he got to Lilliput, here's your chance to find out. This unique attraction has small scale models of some of Turkey's most famous structures.
The 105 models at Miniaturk have been built on a 56 ...
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1 km to Istanbul city centre |
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This amazing cistern is the biggest of hundreds of ancient cisterns that are hidden beneath the bustling Istanbul streets. This particular cistern was built in the sixth century.
Ancient books show that the basilica, apparently built by 7000 slave ...
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Thanks to its natural beauty and hot, calcium-rich waters Pamukkale is Turkey's best-known mineral bath spa. As the water cascades over ledges it cools, forming striking travertines (ledges) of calcium that create pools.
Pamukkale (or "cotton for ...
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Koprucay River winds its way down from the Taurus Mountains. Forging its way through a number of striking canyons, the flow is fed by underground springs, becoming a mighty river that eventually empties into the Mediterranean Sea. This river is known ...
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104 km to Alanya |
52 km to Antalya city |
21 km to Belek |
45 km to Side |
98 km to Kemer in antalya |
High in the Taurus Mountains, the ruined city of Termessos is probably Turkey's most spectacularly sited historical spot. A picturesque, rustic site, at 1000 metres above sea level and 34 kilometres from Antalya City, it really is off the beaten trac ...
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34 km to Antalya city |
72 km to Belek |
21 km to Kalkan |
24 km to Kas |
77 km to Kemer in antalya |
104 km to Side |
Koycegiz Lake provides a backdrop to this small town. Walk along the lake and watch the local birds, or sunbathe on the small beaches dotted around it.
You can also organise a fishing trip onto the lake, and of course, swim in its waters, which yo ...
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This great Ephesian church is built over the believed burial site of the St John, the ancient apostle, evangelist and prophet.
Legend has it that St John wrote the Gospel of John in Ephesus, at the request of the other disciples. Later legends mai ...
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81 km to Izmir city |
22 km to Kusadasi |
This picturesque building on the shore of the Golden Horn is a reminder that this now modern, urban area was for many centuries full of parks, gardens, meadows and streams, where Ottoman sultans and before them the Byzantines came for summer outings. ...
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8 km to Istanbul city centre |
15 km to Istanbul asian |
Famous for its gardens of tulips, Emirgan Park is at its finest during the month of April, when these delicate flowers are in bloom. Tulips originally grew wild on the Asian steppes and were introduced to Turkey by Sultan Mehmet IV (1648-57). The rei ...
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12 km to Istanbul european |
Istanbul's French Quarter is concentrated on one street: Fransiz Sokagi. The cobbled street is packed with cafes, bars, art galleries and musicians.
The street's authentic whiff of gay Paree belies the fact was completely renovated just a few sho ...
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8 km to Istanbul asian |
While Venice has gondolas, Istanbul has the Sultan's Boats. Dating back to the Ottoman period, these boats languished in museums for a number of years but now they're back on the water, where they belong.
Each boat can carry up to twenty people, a ...
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One of Istanbul's most well known and best loved Nargile houses is the Corlulu Ali Pasha Medresesi.
Built in 1709, Ali Pasha is steeped in history and atmosphere. Great hanging rugs and a large glass wall displaying all manner of water pipes prov ...
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Now this is something you won't find in every city.
Istanbul's balloon tours allow you to see the city from a height of two hundred metres. A relatively new attraction, the balloon is located at Kadikoy, on Istanbul's Asian side. The balloon can h ...
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Kusadasi International Golf Resort will open in May 2010 and aims to offer a challenging fairway for advanced players, while also allowing a good part of the green to cater to all levels.
Just 15 kilometres from Kusadasi, the course will cater fo ...
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15 km to Kusadasi |
97 km to Izmir city |
110 km to Cesme |
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It's a bit of a trek from the city centre - in fact, it's thirty-five kilometres away - but visitors who make the journey never regret it.
The zoo and adjoining botanic gardens originally started out as a private collection of exotic animals, boug ...
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35 km to Istanbul asian |
35 km to Istanbul city centre |
35 km to Istanbul european |
One of Istanbul's newest museums, the Koc Museum was built by one of Turkey's richest men, Ramie Koc. This is the first museum in Turkey to be dedicated to the history transport, industry and communication. It may not sound like everyone?s cup of tea ...
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Almost all Istanbul's Ottoman-era houses were made of wood, and even up to the twentieth century the city was still a sea of wooden construction. However, fire damage eventually wiped out many of the buildings, and today there are only a few areas of ...
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Istanbul Military Museum is one of the finest museums of its kind in the world. It is dedicated to one thousand years of Turkish military history, from the Ottoman era to World War II.
The museum's twenty-two rooms house a large and eclectic colle ...
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If you've ever wanted to put out a fire, experience a large earthquake, see a 20 million-year-old tree or find out your weight in space, you've found the right place.
Children have the opportunity to get hands-on at this interactive museum. Clever ...
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Ever wanted to know what it's like to walk along the bottom of the ocean? Well, now you can find out - without the need of wetsuits and diving equipment!
Europe's largest aquarium is located at the giant Forum Istanbul, one of Europe's biggest sho ...
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If you have a fascination with all things morbid, head to the Belevi Mausoleum. The gigantic structure is thought to be the second-highest and second-largest tomb of ancient Antolia, and was built in the Hellenistic period. (The largest is Halicarnas ...
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50 km to Foca |
20 km to Kusadasi |
Located on the top of Mount Bulbul, nine kilometres from Ephesus, the Shrine of the Virgin Mary is hidden in a green and peaceful spot.
It is said to be the place where Mary passed her last days, and it's thought she came with Saint John, who cam ...
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26 km to Kusadasi |
87 km to Izmir city |
This romantically named site is located on the northern slopes of Mount Pion, near Ephesus. The grotto is of interest to those of both Muslim and Christian faith. According to Christian legend, seven young men were imprisoned here during the reign of ...
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50 km to Foca |
20 km to Kusadasi |
This is your chance to see an excavation in progress.
Located on top of a hill by Ahmetbeyli Beach, the city covers a large area over two hills. The settlement dates back to the sixth century BC. During the Peloponnasian wars in the fifth century ...
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28 km to Kusadasi |
90 km to Izmir city |
Near Pigeon Island, this ancient city was once ruled by the Ionians, who used its useful location to control the trade between the region's cities. Neopolis is also thought to be the very first inhabited region in Kusadasi.
Over many years, earthq ...
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This secluded monastery looks out over Kusadasi and Davutlar from its perch six hundred metres above sea level. It's believed to be a Byzantine orthodox monastery, built in the second century AD. After Christian immigrants arrived in the area it was ...
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This charming Orthadox village is twelve kilometres away from Ephesus and thirty kilometres from Kusadasi.
The village was once called Cirkince ('ugly') by its inhabitants. Their reasoning was outsiders would be put off by the name and stay out of ...
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28 km to Kusadasi |
55 km to Cesme |
This seaside town is twenty-three kilometres southwest of Kusadasi. It offers a peaceful seaside atmosphere that belies its almost three-thousand year history. It was founded around 700 BC, and since then has been home to Ionians, Seljuks and Ottoman ...
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24 km to Kusadasi |
The pretty town of Davutlar is just fifteen kilometres south of Kusadasi, it's worth heading to this small town for its old-town feel and the white, powdery sands of its beach.
The town is surrounded by pine and olive trees, and is known throug ...
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23 km to Cesme |
15 km to Kusadasi |
This striking island is a symbol of Kusadasi. Beloved of migrating birds (hence the name), Pigeon Island lights up each evening as the sun sets, highlighting its dramatic aspect.
In Ottoman times, the island shared a name with the town - Kusadasi, ...
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The ruins of ancient Phaselis are certainly striking.
Located on a peninsula twelve kilometres from Kemer, the ruined Lycian city is spread around three small bays, which in ancient times were used as harbours, guaranteeing the city's prosperity.
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14 km to Kemer in antalya |
42 km to Antalya city |
Experience the river wild while you're in Kemer. Explore the area's natural beauty as you drift - or plunge - your way down the river on a rafting adventure.
See the river canyons unfold before your eyes in a unique panorama, and learn about Keme ...
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This incredible structure is the best-preserved Greco-Roman theatre in the world. Once part of the ancient city of Aspendos, the theatre could hold around 7,000 people.
Aspendos Theatre was built around 155 AD and was designed by the Greek archite ...
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94 km to Alanya |
40 km to Antalya city |
21 km to Belek |
27 km to Side |
The Princes' Islands are home to Istanbul's elite, who own summer houses and palaces there. The eight islands are set in the Marmara Sea off the Asian shore, and are one of the last remaining places to offer an insight into Istanbul's ethnic mix. Gre ...
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Sufi music and its accompanying whirling dancers are one of Turkey's most famous cultural elements. Unfortunately the sect the famous Whirling Dervishes belong to is outlawed in Turkey, and it's hard to catch a performance of these remarkable dancers ...
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After a hard day's sightseeing around this majestic city, what better way is there to wind down than having your flesh scraped, kneaded and thumped by a half-naked stranger?
Hammams were originally intended to purify the body and soul in accordan ...
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Hookah, shisha, or hubbly-bubbly - Turks have been puffing on the narghile for the last four hundred years. While it was enjoyed mainly by the upper echelons of society in the 19th and early 20th centuries, narghile smoking became strictly a peasant' ...
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Built in the fifth century during the rule of Theodosius II, the city walls are the largest surviving Byzantine structure in Istanbul. The walls stretch out in a great arc, covering six-and-a-half kilometres from the Sea of Marmara to the Golden Horn ...
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This 11th century church is in the district of Chora. Because it's a little off the beaten track, most visitors to Istanbul never even discover it. But if you're prepared to seek it out, this Byzantine church is second only to the Haghia Sophia in it ...
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1 km to Istanbul city centre |
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It may sound like a strange place to spend time, but the underside of this bridge that connects the two sides of European Istanbul has a lower deck with restaurants, cafes and bars. Beer is cheap here and you can spend an afternoon or evening with a ...
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The Bosphorus Strait is one of the world's busiest waterways, and it's fascinating to watch the many boats navigating their way through the waters. Take the half-hourly commuter ferry up the strait from Eminonu.
The ferry stops at Besiktas, Ortakoy ...
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It's thought that people inhabited the area now known as Istanbul from 3000 BC, but the city's real history began in 658 BC, with the appearance of Byzas from Megara. The Greek King founded a great city, calling it Byzantion, meaning 'The City of Byz ...
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The Galata Tower is a medieval stone tower in Istanbul's Galata suburb. It's one of the city's most recognisable and striking landmarks, with a conical cylinder that affords a panoramic view of Old Istanbul and out across the Bosphorus Strait.
The ...
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The great fortress of Rumeli Hisari was built at the order of Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror in the 15th Century. It sits at the narrowest part of the Bosphorous Strait, and was originally intended to control shipping traffic in preparation for the sieg ...
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A short drive from Kalkan, Letoon was the sacred cult centre of Lycia, and the three temples that still stand here are dedicated to three of Lycia's most significant deities: Leto, and her children Artemis and Apollo.
Visitors to the site find it ...
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25 km to Kalkan |
37 km to Kas |
72 km to Fethiye town |
Once called Ahhiyava, the Dalaman region was settled in around 3000 BC by immigrants from Greece. The new settlers took advantage of the natural resources, becoming adept at agriculture, forestry and fishing, and living off the land that today attrac ...
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Fethiye was once a crucial harbour in the border between the Carian and Lycian empires. It is widely believed that the area's history goes back to the time of the Trojan War. The ancient name for the city, Telmessos, comes from a legend borne around ...
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Sitting atop a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, Antalya City stretches over what was once ancient Pamphylia and the seat of Lycia. The city was founded in 150 BC by Attalos II, the king of Pergamon, who named it Attalia and used the city to h ...
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Known originally as Halicarnassus, Bodrum has a fascinating history filled with crusading Christians and marauding Ottomans.
According to Greek poet Homer's epics, Carians and Lelegs lived in the city, then part of the ancient Carian empire. Rebu ...
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Located in Cesme Castle, the museum opened in 1965 and was originally a gun museum, with guns brought over from Istanbul's Topkapi Museum. However, when in 1984 it was discovered that, thanks to the humidity, the guns had begun to oxidise, they were ...
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Most people know Patara for its twenty-kilometre sandy beach. However, the huge archaeological site that stretches behind it is worthy of exploration. It's a rather mysterious place, with ruins hidden among the shifting sand dunes, and rustling euca ...
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17 km to Kalkan |
44 km to Kas |
105 km to Fethiye town |
100 km to Oludeniz |
This ancient Greek city is just fifteen kilometres east of Antalya, on the coastal plain. It's certainly worth a day trip to see the incredible acropolis that dates back to the Bronze Age.
Perge was founded around 1000 BC, its founders building it ...
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112 km to Alanya |
15 km to Antalya city |
21 km to Belek |
16 km to Kalkan |
16 km to Kas |
60 km to Side |
This gigantic art gallery holds an impressive collection of contemporary art from Turkey and across the globe. Opened in 2004, the gallery works hard to promote home-grown talent, and the set up is modern, fresh and spacious, with exhibitions changin ...
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2 km to Istanbul asian |
1 km to Istanbul city centre |
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At night Istanbul turns into action central, with nightlife to rival the most stylish European centre. The ever-growing number of bars, clubs and restaurants mean standards are extremely high, and the discerning will find their tastes well catered fo ...
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1 km to Istanbul city centre |
This market was built in the seventeenth century as an extension to Yeni Camii (New Mosque). It was famed as a spice market and pharmacy, selling herbs and spices from the Orient and even further afield. Now, you can find all manner of goods, and at ...
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1 km to Istanbul city centre |
0 km to Istanbul european |
2 km to Istanbul asian |
Prepare yourself for the most intense shopping experience of your life. This best-known of Istanbul's markets began after the 1493 conquest, contained the slave trade and was full of Silk Road traders. The vast, labyrinthine market is easy to get los ...
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2 km to Istanbul asian |
When you wander this area in the evening, you'll get a feel for Istanbul's modern European side. The busy Isiklal Caddesi is a mile-long pedestrianised street lined with cinemas, shops, restaurants and markets, and a great place to spend an evening. ...
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1 km to Istanbul city centre |
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Istanbul's most incredible historical remains can be found in Sultanahmet Square, in the heart of Istanbul's Old Town.
This was once Istanbul's hippodrome, built in 203 AD just after the Roman conquest of the city. It was completed a century late ...
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This beautiful building was once the winter residence of 19th century Ottoman sultans. Ornate Baroque and Rococo designs adorn its 250 rooms, and its sculpted gardens, running alongside the Bosphorus, are a delight to wander in.
There's a superb c ...
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Iztuzu's six kilometres of golden sands are just a fifteen-minute drive from Dalyan Town. Perhaps for this reason, the beach is rarely crowded.
The beach is a fine strip of white sand that juts into the water. Backed by Dalyan Delta, it is a stunn ...
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The Dalyan Delta is one of Turkey's most amazing natural phenomena. At the delta's head lies the mystical Lake Koycegiz harbour, which forms a natural harbour.
Over thousands of years, natural silting has resulted in a labyrinth of reedy streams ...
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15 km to Koycegiz |
3 km to Dalyan town |
21 km to Sarigerme |
Along with the region's loggerhead turtles, these ancient rock tombs have become a symbol of Dalyan.
There are a number of rock tombs in the area, but the most spectacular and well known are the tombs which face Dalyan town from across the river. ...
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15 km to Koycegiz |
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21 km to Sarigerme |
Just a few feet under Kalkan's aquamarine waters, scuba divers will discover an amazing world of sealife, striking underwater landscapes, caves, canyons, ancient amphoras and intriguing shipwrecks.
Kalkan is one of the best places for scuba diving ...
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5 km to Kas |
0 km to Kalkan |
This ski resort must be one of the most picturesque in Turkey. Davraz Ski Centre sits within a 'golden triangle' of three crystal clear lakes, and skiers here enjoy spectacular views and some top powder.
The resort caters for everyone, from profe ...
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130 km to Alanya |
117 km to Antalya city |
80 km to Belek |
135 km to Kemer in antalya |
90 km to Side |
Turkey's reputation as a ski destination is slowly becoming well known around Europe. One resort at the forefront of ski development is Saklikent Ski Resort, known for its superb snow and long season.
Saklikent's lifts and ski runs allow you to s ...
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170 km to Alanya |
35 km to Antalya city |
55 km to Belek |
70 km to Kemer in antalya |
120 km to Side |
Kalkan is home to six popular beach clubs, paved garden terraces where you can lounge about with a drink and enjoy the sunshine, pausing every now and then for a swim. Some of the clubs are accessible only by boat.
The clubs vary, but can provide ...
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The nearby Xanthos River is the perfect spot to mess about in boats. Experienced river guides can take you on a tour, pointing out the local attractions, or you can simply hire a canoe and do your own thing. The tours head downstream, so it won't be ...
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On a beautiful day, it's hard to think of anything more enchanting than exploring this part of the Turquoise Coast by boat.
Arrange your day cruise down at the harbour. The cruises leave the dock around 10am, exploring the many beautiful bays and ...
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27 km to Kas |
0 km to Kalkan |
Kalkan has a pleasant but pebbly beach, situated just to the east of the harbour. Swimmers will enjoy the crystal-clear waters that helped Kalkan receive a Blue Flag Award for its cleanliness. The water becomes deep quickly, so keep an eye on childre ...
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This long, picturesque beach lies at the edge of steep, forest-covered hills. It is seven kilometres from Kalkan, and is well worth the short trek. It's popular with visitors thanks to its untouched natural beauty.
You won't find any shops or rest ...
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20 km to Kas |
7 km to Kalkan |
After your rooftop dinner, why not head out for a drink at one of Kalkan's many bars. Dance the night away to a gypsy band, or relax at a hooka bar among the cushions. There are also a couple of jazz bars as well as a few live music venues where you' ...
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The Greek island of Meis (just off the coast of Kas) has become popular with the expat residents of Kas, thanks to its handy visa facilities. Expats must renew their residency visas every three months, a time-consuming process which often necessitate ...
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69 km to Kemer in fethiye |
62 km to Kayakoy |
90 km to Gocek |
60 km to Fethiye town |
65 km to Calis |
0 km to Kas |
27 km to Kalkan |
55 km to Oludeniz |
58 km to Ovacik |
65 km to Sovalye island |
73 km to Uzumlu |
56 km to Hisaronu |
A Greek island just off the coast of Kas, Meis has attracted a number of celebrities. Bob Geldoff took in the sights last year, and Tom Hanks, who loves visiting Turkey, has also spent time there recently.
Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour fell ...
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27 km to Kalkan |
0 km to Kas |
Kas is a marriage of mountains and sea.
The bohemian town is nestled between the Taurus Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. Its elevated position means residents enjoy stunning sea views from their Kas villas. Kas attracts artists, writers and musi ...
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The hills behind Turunc are perfect for exploring. Head to nearby Amos and check out the ruined amphitheatre. Take a boat cruise to Daylan, home to the famous Loggerhead turtle. On the way, explore the coves and bays along the coastline.
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Even the fussiest eater will find something to suit them in Turunc. It may be small, but it has a wide selection of eateries. Fish is offered throughout the village, sea bass being the most popular catch. Lamb and steak are also popular. Most restaur ...
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Visitors used to the hustle and bustle of larger areas will find shopping in Turunc a pleasant experience. You can find a great deal of goods here, including leather, jewellery and clothing, but don?t forget to haggle. There is a big market on a Mond ...
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There are plenty of places to eat in Marmaris, but there is nowhere that really stands out. You'll find plenty of kebabs, pizzas and some international cuisine. If you want something a little more special, head down to the old town and the marina, wh ...
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Marmaris' covered bazaar is a wonderful place to wander around - even if you don't intend to buy anything. You can buy carpets, leather, jewellery and fake designer goods. Icmeler's weekly market on Wednesdays is a good place to stock up on fresh pro ...
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The waterpark's thrills and spills offer an alternative to the scorching heat of the beach in the summer. A great place for kids - and adults - to be kids. ...
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You can also indulge in water sports like parasailing, canoeing, waterskiing and jet skiing. Marmaris is at the heart of the Turquoise Coast, and what better way to explore its blue waters than on a cruise?
You can travel to the outlying islands to ...
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Marmaris's nightlife is varied, and whether you're after a noisy party or a quiet tete-a-tete, you should find what you're looking for. Uzunyali (Long Beach) and Bar Street are the places to go if you're looking for bars and clubs. It's a noisy area ...
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Despite its many bars and restaurants, Icmeler is not a party town. It's a peaceful area with a friendly vibe. However, you'll be impressed by the range of restaurants. If you fancy a little more in the way of entertainment, the transport links to ne ...
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There's a market held every Wednesday, a great place to buy produce, breads, cheeses and olive oil. Don't forget to haggle - it's expected here, as everywhere else in Turkey. On Sanat Sokagi you?ll find a wide range of local handicrafts and paintings ...
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Icmeler makes an ideal starting point for an exploratory boat cruise around the coastline. Snorkel in the clear waters and look around the pretty coves and inlets. Some trips explore nearby islands, which contain interesting historical ruins. It's al ...
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Here you can find the freshest catch of the day. Whether it's mackerel, octopus, sea bass, gray mullet, red mullet, anchovy, sea bream or squid you're after, everything is fresh and ready for the plate. There are also cafes, shops and some shops sell ...
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In Kusadasi you'll find different music from all over the world, and a range of pubs and bars to suit everyone. Inside the old quarter, Kaleici, you'll find pubs, discos, bars and restaurants, many open till dawn. Barlar Sokagi (The Street of Bars) h ...
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When the sun goes down, the picturesque cafes and restaurants along the palm-lined boulevard start to wake up. Linger over an aperitif and watch the comings and goings of the boats from your seaside spot. Restaurants serve a variety of fresh fish and ...
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There are three water parks around Kusadasi, and two of these are among the largest in Europe. What better way to cool off from the summer sun is there than splashing around and having all-day fun? The two largest water parks are Adaland and Aquafant ...
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There are many restaurants and bars around Foca that cater to every taste. The nightlife heats up when the sun goes down and there is plenty to occupy even the most restless party animal. ...
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A handful of islands face Foca. Intriguingly, two of them are the known as the Sirens' Rocks, thought to be the place where beautiful but deadly women tried to lure Odysseus to his death with their singing. It's thought that perhaps the wind passing ...
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Cesme has plenty of discos, bars and cafes, many of which are open all night. There is much live music action - and karaoke too, if that takes your fancy. The atmosphere at night is lively and friendly. ...
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Along the main streets you'll find a number of shops and stalls. Make sure you haggle for a bargain. Sunday is market day, and a good time to stock up on fresh produce, cheese and breads. ...
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The Greek island of Chios is just a short distance over the sea. There are regular ferris that leave from all over the peninsula for anyone wishing to explore. There are also ferry links to Italy.
Chios is the fifth largest Greek Island - and the ...
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Although small, Alacati has a surprisingly high number of good restaurants along its main streets. The local market operates on Saturdays, near the centre of town by the mosque. This is a great place to pick up some local bargains, stock up the fridg ...
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Head down to the Alsancak at the waterfront for a night out. You'll find all kind of bars and restaurants there. And if you're a music lover, you'll be able to find live rock, jazz, hip hop and more. ...
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0 km to Izmir city |
A warm sandwich may not sound so special, but this Izmir speciality is absolutely delicious and you will have great trouble tracking one down anywhere else in Turkey. You can buy Kumru from street sellers, who stuff the warm bread with grilled cheese ...
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0 km to Izmir city |
This is enormous bazaar is over 400 years old. If you enjoy shopping, you can wile away half a day there, getting lost in the labyrinthine twists and turns. Visitors tend to enjoy the markets more than Istanbul's, as it's less aggressive and slightly ...
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77 km to Alacati |
87 km to Cesme |
68 km to Foca |
0 km to Izmir city |
102 km to Kusadasi |
Held in Kulturpark, this summer fair is the oldest tradeshow in Turkey, and is accompanied by musical and cultural events. The latter events came first, with the tradeshow as an extra. Over the years, however, the tradeshow's popularity grew and now ...
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0 km to Izmir city |
77 km to Alacati |
87 km to Cesme |
68 km to Foca |
102 km to Kusadasi |
This is Izmir's centre of art and culture - and it also has an amusement park. Wander round the green spaces and see many different kinds of trees and plants from all over the world, or take a spin on a pedalo on the lake. There's also a 3000-capaci ...
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0 km to Izmir city |
The Teleferik cable car carries passengers 423 metres above sea level for a beautiful view of Izmir. If you have some money to spend, have a wander around the gift shops and a cup of coffee at the cafe. ...
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0 km to Izmir city |
This large water park is set on a hill just outside Altinkum. Since its completion in 2004, it has proved to be very popular. It's a good place to escape the summer heat, and of course, children love this kind of activity. ...
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0 km to Didim town |
0 km to Altinkum |
21 km to Akbuk |
You can find most of Yalikavak's fish restaurants at the seafront. Fish is caught daily and served with seasonal vegetables, including indigenous sea beans and other greens that you are not likely to find anywhere else but Bodrum.
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The same winds that power Yalikavak's windmills also drive all manner of water sports. Windsurfers and boarders alike will have no shortage of breezes to enjoy. ...
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0 km to Yalikavak |
North west of Bodrum Peninsula, Yalikavak's sunset is rumoured to be the most beautiful in Turkey. Yalikavak's shoreline is a staggering 29 km long. It is scattered with many restaurants and tea gardens. A visible symbol of Yalikavak is its windmill ...
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0 km to Yalikavak |
There is not a lot to do in Tuzla and surrounds, you will need to go further afield to find any kind of entertainment or a good restaurant. ...
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0 km to Tuzla |
Head down to the quay and check out the numerous restaurants along the waterfront. Eateries will tempt you with offerings of grilled seafood, followed by sweet Turkish coffee, baklava and lokum (Turkish delight). ...
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0 km to Turkbuku |
From June to September, Turkbuku is a party town. Everyone comes out to play on the boardwalk, and the music can be deafening. If you're looking for something a little more refined, try the Ada Hotel. Tastefully decorated with antiques and a favourit ...
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0 km to Turkbuku |
Sun yourself at one of Turkbuku's many beach clubs. While there is no sandy beach, there are wooden docks for sunbathers. You don't have to pay to use them, but you should buy a drink while you're there. ...
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0 km to Turkbuku |
Visitors to Turgutreis will relish the chance to visit the very popular Saturday market. The streets become cluttered with stalls offering leather goods, fabric, clothing, jewellery, souvenirs, pottery and delicious local food. Kilim and carpet selle ...
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0 km to Turgutreis |
Turgutreis is home to some dazzling beaches and so it is popular with anyone who enjoys water sports. Snorkelling, windsurfing, scuba diving, surfing, parasailing, water-skiing and jet-skiing is all available in Turgutreis. ...
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0 km to Turgutreis |
Boat tours out of Turgutreis are a good way of discovering the area. It's even possible to visit the Greek islands of Rhodes or Kos. Day voyages include stops at hidden coves and islands, for swimming and sunbathing. ...
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0 km to Turgutreis |
Turgutreis is named for its most famous resident, Admiral Turgut Reis. Born in the early sixteenth century, Turgut Reis rose from a humble beginning to become the commander of the Ottoman navy. He conquered Corsica and returned to Istanbul with a lar ...
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0 km to Turgutreis |
Torba's open market is a good place to buy locally made goods, fresh food and drinks. There will also be a number of souvenir stalls. ...
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0 km to Torba |
Torba's clear waters offer an incredible range of marine life. Those who try diving here can expect to see octopus, jacks, tuna, turtles, lobster and dolphins.
Torba's beach lends itself well to water sports, and as well as waterskiing, you can ...
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0 km to Torba |
This temple to the god of music and sun is a mind-boggling 2500 years old. The superbly preserved structure is twenty-four metres long and contains an altar, a statue and symbols of Apollo. ...
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0 km to Torba |
The tranquil seaside town of Torba is around six kilometres from Bodrum. Olive groves and pine forests add to the relaxed atmosphere of the sleepy town, a world away from bustling Bodrum. Torba's serenity has made it a popular holiday destination for ...
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0 km to Torba |
Bodrum's sole international school is located in Ortakent. Lessons are taught in English, and they cater to all ages, from kindergarten right up to secondary school. The school offers excellent facilities in all departments, including sport and scien ...
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12 km to Gumusluk |
12 km to Hebilkoy |
21 km to Gundogan |
22 km to Guvercinlik |
8 km to Gumbet |
19 km to Gokcebel |
7 km to Bodrum town |
5 km to Bitez |
28 km to Bargylia |
8 km to Kadikalesi |
21 km to Kucukbuk |
0 km to Ortakent |
52 km to Gulluk |
18 km to Yalikavak |
53 km to Tuzla |
20 km to Turkbuku |
20 km to Turgutreis |
15 km to Torba |
Most Ortakent evenings involve a good meal and a nice bottle of wine. If your tastes lean toward the sophisticated, head down to Gumbet for a night out. ...
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0 km to Ortakent |
There is a small market at Ortakent on Wednesdays. There are also a handful of shops selling ornaments, jewellery and clothing. However, if you are looking for serious retail therapy, it's better to head down to Bodrum. ...
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0 km to Ortakent |
Bikers who turn their wheels inland from Ortakent will be rewarded with a challenging climb through pine forests, to traditional Turkish villages, and to views of Aegean islands. Mountain biking is a good way of exploring the more rural side of Turki ...
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0 km to Ortakent |
Ortakent's warm waters, cool breeze and sunny days combine to make wind surfing a fantastic experience. If you would like to learn this face-paced sport, this is great spot to learn some new skills. ...
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0 km to Ortakent |
This three-storey house was built in 1601 to defend against intruders. Along the roof of the house you will see cannon embrasures, and along the ground floor you will notice there are no doors or windows. ...
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0 km to Ortakent |
You'll quickly discover that this peaceable place has not succumbed to the tourist trade. The atmosphere is pure Turkish - and that's hopefully the way it will stay. Tavernas and bars cluster by the shore, spilling on to the beach itself. Expect to f ...
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0 km to Kadikalesi |
The abundant sea life means Kadikalesi is an ideal place to snorkel. You will find the water clear and the fish almost as inquisitive about you as you are them. ...
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0 km to Kadikalesi |
Guvercinlik is a quiet and peaceful settlement. If you are looking for excitement, try Bodrum, just a short bus trip down the road. ...
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0 km to Guvercinlik |
Guvercinlik's placid waters invite you to enjoy a number of water sports. It is also a good area for children, or those not so confident in the water. ...
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0 km to Guvercinlik |
Gulluk's main market day is held on Thursdays in the village square. You can stock up on fruit and vegetables, nuts, spices, clothes and hardware. The local apple tea is a must after a hard morning?s haggling. ...
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0 km to Gulluk |
Although it's still a small, authentic fishing village, Gulluk has grown over the past few years. You will find a number of restaurants dotted along the waterfront, catering to many tastes. The town is well known for its bream and sea bass, caught ju ...
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0 km to Gulluk |
Gundogan is renowned for its peace and quiet. If you fancy a raucous night out, head over to Bodrum, a short bus ride away. Take a taxi back if you're out late. Gundogan has a supermarket and holds a market every Wednesday where you can buy fresh pro ...
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0 km to Gundogan |
Apostol Island's ruined and romantic Byzantine church is a short boat trip away from Gundogan. The church dates back to the 9th century AD, and really is a fascinating relic. ...
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0 km to Gundogan |
There is a small market every Wednesday in Gumusluk. But it's probably better to head to nearby Turgutreis for the big Saturday market if you want to stock up on supplies. ...
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0 km to Gumusluk |
Gumusluk's fish restaurants are located across the bay. The fish and seafood that is served is caught daily. The restaurants are not cheap, but it's a great idea to treat yourself, as few places have such a convivial seaside atmosphere. ...
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0 km to Gumusluk |
Discover ancient, underwater Myndos from a watery perspective by snorkelling in Gumusluk's clear seas. The waters in the area are known for being particularly clean and clear. ...
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0 km to Gumusluk |
The restaurants at the harbour are a treat for fish lovers. Red mullet and sea bass are caught in the clear waters not far from your table. ...
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0 km to Gokcebel |
There isn't a lot to do in sleepy Gokcebel. However, there are a number of idyllic sandy bays within cooee of Gokcebel. If you're interested in sunning yourself by a blue stretch of water, you should find yourself happy indeed. It's a lovely place to ...
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0 km to Gokcebel |
There is a huge variety of restaurants, cafes and casual eateries around Bodrum Town. Every taste is catered to, and you can find anything from fine French cuisine to Chinese food. ...
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7 km to Bitez |
0 km to Bodrum town |
7 km to Guvercinlik |
4 km to Gumbet |
7 km to Ortakent |
6 km to Torba |
Bar Street is a long street of nightclubs and bars, beginning at the back of the castle and running along the seafront. As everyone knows, drinking is fun when it?s free, and all the drinks are buy one, get one free. Go easy on the drinks - the bars ...
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20 km to Turgutreis |
6 km to Torba |
19 km to Turkbuku |
44 km to Tuzla |
7 km to Ortakent |
20 km to Kucukbuk |
18 km to Yalikavak |
15 km to Hebilkoy |
7 km to Guvercinlik |
21 km to Gundogan |
0 km to Bodrum town |
7 km to Bitez |
19 km to Bargylia |
15 km to Gokcebel |
41 km to Gulluk |
4 km to Gumbet |
17 km to Gumusluk |
16 km to Kadikalesi |
Bodrum's markets are legendary in the area. It's market day every day of the week in the town and its surrounds. Bodrum's Tuesday textile market sells fabrics from all over the region. It's worth taking your camera to capture the colourful spectacle. ...
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7 km to Bitez |
19 km to Bargylia |
0 km to Bodrum town |
18 km to Yalikavak |
44 km to Tuzla |
19 km to Turkbuku |
20 km to Turgutreis |
6 km to Torba |
7 km to Ortakent |
20 km to Kucukbuk |
16 km to Kadikalesi |
15 km to Hebilkoy |
15 km to Gokcebel |
41 km to Gulluk |
4 km to Gumbet |
17 km to Gumusluk |
21 km to Gundogan |
7 km to Guvercinlik |
Internationally-renowned Ephesus is like an open-air museum. Formerly an impressive ancient city, much of it has been preserved so visitors can experience its breathtaking grandeur.
Ephesus has had a number of functions, and each one has been cru ...
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97 km to |
140 km to Alacati |
176 km to Bodrum town |
176 km to |
149 km to Cesme |
50 km to Foca |
20 km to Kusadasi |
84 km to Izmir city |
Bodrum is home to the site of the ancient city of Halicarnassus. Thought to be settled as early as the 13th century BC, many civilisations made the city their home. Excavations revealed some of the city's 500-year history, but you can see for yoursel ...
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4 km to Gumbet |
41 km to Gulluk |
15 km to Gokcebel |
0 km to Bodrum town |
7 km to Bitez |
19 km to Bargylia |
44 km to Tuzla |
17 km to Gumusluk |
21 km to Gundogan |
7 km to Guvercinlik |
18 km to Yalikavak |
19 km to Turkbuku |
20 km to Turgutreis |
6 km to Torba |
7 km to Ortakent |
20 km to Kucukbuk |
16 km to Kadikalesi |
15 km to Hebilkoy |
Every day is market day in Gumbet. Markets offer leather goods, jewellery, spices, clothing and traditional carpets. ...
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0 km to Gumbet |
When the sun goes down, the bustling nightclubs are one of Gumbet's main attractions, especially for those aged 18 to 30. Gumbet has hundreds of restaurants, bars and clubs, but if you want even more choice head down to Bodrum. Have a light bite wit ...
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0 km to Gumbet |
If you fancy seeing Gumbet from a different perspective, the best way to do it is by boat. There are numerous trips departing from Gumbet. Most boats explore the coast?s bays and coves, stopping for lunch and snorkelling. ...
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0 km to Gumbet |
Gumbet offers plenty of different water sports, with banana boat rides, jet skiing, windsurfing, water skiing, parasailing, snorkelling and scuba diving. ...
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0 km to Gumbet |
Hiking and Mountain Biking are popular activities in Gumbet. Those who take the time - and the energy - to explore the rural surrounds will discover untouched villages and amazing views. ...
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0 km to Gumbet |
A flea market is held in Bitez on the first Sunday of every month. There are a number of shops in Bitez selling beachwear, sunglasses, jewellery and souvenirs. If you want to do a proper shop and see some markets, however, Bodrum is the place to visi ...
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0 km to Bitez |
People visit Bitez to get away from it all, so it's a peaceful place to be after sundown. However, there are still plenty of restaurants and a handful of bars. Bitez has cultivated a rather 'shabby-chic' feel; and is popular with the more laid back s ...
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0 km to Bitez |
If you're looking for something a little active, Bitez has a range of activities to suit the whole family. Take a boat cruise and explore the coastline, learn to scuba dive and explore the blue sea. Bitez has one of the best windsurfing clubs in the ...
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0 km to Bitez |
This gigantic water park is the perfect place to take the family and escape the heat. At 40,000 square metres, it's large enough for a whole day of fun. It's just on the outskirts on Bitez and can be reached by dolmus. ...
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17 km to Guvercinlik |
17 km to Hebilkoy |
12 km to Kadikalesi |
17 km to Kucukbuk |
5 km to Ortakent |
8 km to Torba |
5 km to Gumbet |
16 km to Turgutreis |
1 km to Bitez |
7 km to Bodrum town |
17 km to Gundogan |
12 km to Gumusluk |
9 km to Turkbuku |
14 km to Yalikavak |
25 km to Tuzla |
26 km to Bargylia |
14 km to Gokcebel |
46 km to Gulluk |
There isn't a lot going on in Bargylia by night. But if you catch a dolmus to Guvercinlik, five kilometres down the road, you can indulge just about any taste. ...
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0 km to Bargylia |
A tranquil fishing village, Bargylia is a retreat from modern life. Over the summer, you can see flamingos flock in their thousands to feed on the area's abundant brine shrimp. ...
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0 km to Bargylia |
After a hard day traipsing round ancient ruins, this spa will be a welcome relief. Some of the thermal spring's pools are fifteen metres deep, and the high levels of chlorine and sulphur are reputed to be beneficial for all sorts of ailments, from rh ...
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0 km to Fethiye town |
35 km to Gocek |
15 km to Uzumlu |
2 km to Sovalye island |
7 km to Ovacik |
15 km to Oludeniz |
5 km to Calis |
10 km to Hisaronu |
15 km to Kayakoy |
Because Bargylia is still underdeveloped, it will be just you, the sun, the sand and the clear water. The calm bay is wonderful for swimming and you can try all manner of water sports. ...
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0 km to Bargylia |
Fethiye sits upon the ancient city of Telmessos, and you can see the ruins around the city. Have a look at the Hellenistic theatre, sat by the main quay. It was built by the Romans in the second century, over the ruins of an even older Greek theatre, ...
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15 km to Uzumlu |
0 km to Fethiye town |
2 km to Sovalye island |
10 km to Hisaronu |
7 km to Ovacik |
15 km to Oludeniz |
15 km to Kayakoy |
3 km to Gocek |
5 km to Calis |
This market is the biggest in the area, and its network of noisy stalls sell just about everything imaginable. Be prepared to work hard for your bargains - stallholders expect locals and tourists alike to haggle over prices. As well as souvenirs you ...
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0 km to Kayakoy |
11 km to Calis |
15 km to Fethiye town |
If you're craving some familiar food, head down to the centre of town and pick up a pizza, a Chinese takeaway, or tuck into some Mexican food. Of course, if you want to go local there are plenty of good Turkish restaurants. ...
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30 km to Gocek |
15 km to Kayakoy |
10 km to Fethiye town |
7 km to Ovacik |
5 km to Calis |
0 km to Hisaronu |
15 km to Oludeniz |
Thanks to its high altitude, Hisaronu's climate makes it ideal for walking. The coastline is filled with hidden bays and coves, accessed only by paths winding through pine forests. Walkers will revel in the peace and quiet and the beauty of the lands ...
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0 km to Hisaronu |
You can explore Cleopatra Bay and the mysterious Merdivenli cave from Hisaronu. Join a boat tour and spend a day swimming, snorkelling and exploring. ...
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0 km to Hisaronu |
Almost every cafe and bar in Gocek has its own style. You could spend a long time exploring all the nooks and crannies, and finding the best coffee or cocktail. Thanks to Gocek?s proximity to the harbour, seafood is served in most restaurants, especi ...
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0 km to Gocek |
Gocek has three large grocery shops, but if you don't fancy shopping you can always pop into one of several small markets. You can stock up on fruit and vegetables, clothes, bags and household goods at Gocek's Sunday market. ...
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0 km to Gocek |
Leaving from nearby Gocek, this tour explores the twelve islands that provide shelter for Gocek's perfectly circular natural harbour. Each island is said to be more beautiful than the last, but you can be the judge of that. You will also have the opp ...
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0 km to Gocek |
There are a number of beachfront restaurants offering views across the bay. The nightlife is quiet here but live music and even belly dancing are not unheard of. If you want more excitement, head to nearby Fethiye. ...
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0 km to Calis |
No visit to Calis is complete without the twelve-island tour. Sail around each island in the bay, moving at a leisurely pace. You'll stop for drinks and lunch, and take in the sublime surroundings. You'll even have the opportunity to spot the tombs a ...
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0 km to Calis |
When the sun goes down, the promenade along the beach fills up with people. Datca boasts lively, cosmopolitan bars and restaurants selling the day's catch. The atmosphere is relaxed and children are welcome. ...
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0 km to Datca town |
Every Saturday there's a local market selling produce and all sorts of bargains. It's a good way to get to know the area and the locals. Come along and try to haggle your way to a deal. ...
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0 km to Datca town |
Explore the Datca coastline on a cruise. Snorkel your way round the coves and bays, and watch the blue water sparkling. Most cruises include lunch. ...
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0 km to Datca town |
On Datca's main street you can find whatever you need: banks, a post office, chemists, a medical centre, dentists, supermarkets, tourist shops, and carpet shops that sell rugs at cheaper prices than bigger resorts. ...
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0 km to Datca town |
Dalyan has a good nightlife. You can relax in a pub, or glam it up in a posh restaurant. There are a few nightclubs that are open all night. ...
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0 km to Dalyan town |
Dalyan abounds with magnificent birds. Expect to see: White throated robins,Masked shrikes, Hobbys, Red-footed falcons, Rollers, Bee-eaters, White storks, Black-headed wagtails, Red-rumped swallows, Lesser kestrels, Alpine swifts, Scops owls, White t ...
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0 km to Koycegiz |
21 km to Sarigerme |
0 km to Dalyan town |
The fourth largest of all Greek Islands, Rhodes is also known as The Pearl of the Mediterranean. Famed for its natural beauty and archaeological treasures, the mountainous island is green with pines and resplendent with beaches. Near the marina you' ...
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30 km to Fethiye town |
56 km to Dalyan town |
Immersing yourself in mud does seem a rather odd exercise, but Dalyan's top attraction brings visitors from all over the region. Once you've had enough of wallowing, hippo-style, in the mud, sit in the sun and wait for the mud to dry on your skin. Th ...
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66 km to Fethiye town |
21 km to Sarigerme |
24 km to Dalaman town |
0 km to Dalyan town |
15 km to Koycegiz |
Yuvarlak Cay is a small village in the mountains, a 45-minute drive from Dalyan. Here, you'll find a number of good restaurants and a beautifully deserted place with a refreshing cold water spring. Hikers can walk for hours, just enjoying the peacefu ...
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14 km to Dalyan town |
You can buy handicrafts, jewellery and leather goods in Dalaman Town. You will be offered many 'bargains' but, like everywhere else in Turkey, bartering is expected and that the original price is almost always higher than you should pay. Make sure y ...
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0 km to Dalaman town |
Dalaman is a tranquil place. As such, the entertainment is often hotel-based, and may include belly dancing and live music. Dalaman Town itself can be lively. Local cuisine is very good and the restaurants in the larger resorts serve a range of inter ...
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0 km to Dalaman town |
Dalaman's surrounds make it an ideal base to do some exploratory walks. Walking into the hill will offer you a chance to stretch your legs after all that relaxation on the beach, and the views over the sea are spectacular. ...
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0 km to Dalaman town |
Travelling just ninety minutes from Dalaman allows you to experience the thrill of white water rafting. An inflatable raft transports you down the rapids for an unforgettable ride. ...
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0 km to Dalaman town |
Facilities here are limited and those looking for a party have come to the wrong place. Akkaya has just one shop and one restaurant, so if you want a little more in the way of entertainment head to Dalaman.
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0 km to Akkaya |
Beside the harbour at the end of the pedestrian zone stands the Lighthouse disco, a beacon for partygoers. Star-spotters will be interested to hear that Turkish pop stars and musicians often make an appearance at the club. Just a short stumble from t ...
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0 km to Side |
There is much to do all year round in Side. Quad biking, horse riding, parasailing, diving, white-water rafting and jeep safaris are all popular. During the winter months you can ski at Saklikent, just an hour and a half from Side. ...
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0 km to Side |
From carpets to silverware to handmade Turkish jewellery, you can collect high-value souvenirs at realistic prices in Kemer. Visit the bazaar every Sunday for fresh fruits and vegetables.
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0 km to Kemer in antalya |
Kemer is a modern town with a vibrant nightlife. With its bars, blue flag beaches, restaurants, and a 180-capacity yacht marina, Kemer is a perfect city for partygoers. An annual carnival each summer puts the icing on the festive cake. ...
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0 km to Kemer in antalya |
Berker Ranch and Park Restaurant in Kemer caters for international and Turkish tastes. If you're a fish lover, try The Fish & Fish restaurant, where you can eat your way through a selection of sea life. Wet your whistle with a pint of local brew Efes ...
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0 km to Kemer in antalya |
At Kemer's Dolphin Land you can swim in clear waters with everyone's favourite sea-dwelling mammal. Children especially love this treat, and swimming with the friendly sea creatures is a truly magical experience. ...
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0 km to Kemer in antalya |
55 km to Belek |
139 km to Kas |
126 km to Side |
This action-packed summer spectacle takes place at the foot of the Totos and Bay mountains. Visitors from all over the world descend on Kemer to breathe in the fumes and experience the adrenaline of this unique festival. The dates change each year. ...
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126 km to Side |
55 km to Belek |
0 km to Kemer in antalya |
186 km to Alanya |
166 km to Kalkan |
139 km to Kas |
While most of the world decries the effects of global warming, climate change has been good news for Turkish wine growers. Local wines Corves, Toluca Kavaklidere, Pamukkale Kayra and Diren are gaining popularity. A range of grape varieties are grown ...
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0 km to Kas |
Cruising on the Mediterranean may be many people's idea of the ultimate holiday activity.
Even a short trip offers a number of sights and experiences and, of course, relaxation. Tour Noel Baba, Phaselis Bay, the Kale Village, Kas and Scan Island ...
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0 km to Antalya city |
42 km to Belek |
Anyone who loves water sports need look no further than Kas. Turn your hand to canoeing, diving, paragliding, jet skiing and explore dark underwater caves. Crystal-clear waters and abundant sea life make Kas the best place in Turkey for scuba diving. ...
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0 km to Kas |
Kalkan's Ottoman Greek origin can be discovered by wandering the cobbled streets and gazing at the stunning Kalkan villas with their distinctive style, quite similar to the arcitecture seen on the nearby Greek Island of Meis.
Wander down to the ha ...
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27 km to Kas |
0 km to Kalkan |
Belek's emphasis on golf and its family atmosphere means it is not exactly party central and has little in the way of nightlife.
There are a number of restaurants and bars in Belek which cater to the more mature clientele. Large hotels sometimes ...
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0 km to Belek |
Paragliding at Belek and Kadriye beaches is an exhilarating activity the whole family can enjoy. From your dizzying vantage point you'll see expansive views of the coast, and the Taurus Mountains stretching between Side and Antalya. ...
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0 km to Belek |
Belek is Turkey's undisputed golf capital. Its golf courses were designed by professional golf architects, who designed them to be as good as any top European course, as well as aiming to challenge keen golfers.
Besides the climate and scenery, ...
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100 km to Alanya |
46 km to Side |
0 km to Belek |
55 km to Kemer in antalya |
Antalya has a lively summer nightlife. You can find bars with nargile (water pipes), live music and discos. Head down to Konyaalti Beach to find the best of the city's nightclubs.
For a slightly more refined evening, visit Kaleici (the old quarte ...
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42 km to Belek |
0 km to Antalya city |
64 km to Side |
Breakfast
A basic Turkish breakfast includes tomatoes, cucumbers, cheese, olives, bread, salami, jam and an egg. Yes, that's right - that's a basic breakfast. Other delicacies include pastries. There are a number of good breakfast eateries dotted ...
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0 km to Antalya city |
42 km to Belek |
64 km to Side |
The city has a couple of good malls, 5M and Deepo Outlet Centre. Good for when you are ready for a break from the city's ancient history. Otherwise, there are the usual souvenir shops and markets. ...
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64 km to Side |
42 km to Belek |
0 km to Antalya city |
Take a short cruise on the Mediterranean to see this intriguing city from the sea. You can find a boat to take you down at the harbour.
You will need to haggle; assume the price you are first quoted is twice what you should pay. Also bear in mind ...
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42 km to Belek |
0 km to Antalya city |
Anyone seeking an action-packed night out need go no further than Alanya harbour. Locals and visitors flock to the harbour to wine, dine, enjoy cocktails and socialise. There are a large number of nightclubs and bars to suit everyone.
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64 km to Side |
Those who scale Alanya's Taurus Mountains on a jeep safari are rewarded by stunning views - as well as homemade Turkish bread.
Four-by-four jeep tours offer a different view of Turkish life, travelling through small villages and experiencing firs ...
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64 km to Side |
Adventure-seekers can get their adrenaline pumping on a rafting trip on Alanya's crystal clear rivers. It's a scenic two-hour drive to Koprulu Canyon National Park, where the rapidly flowing water will make even the most hardy thrill seeker's heart b ...
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64 km to Side |
0 km to Alanya |
Yes, you read that right. The Selcuk Camel Wrestling Festival is held in Kusadasi in December or January each year. This is the camels's breeding period, so the camels are naturally aggressive with each other as they compete for females. Camel wrestl ...
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Since its opening in 1994, National Golf Club in Antalya has been achieving top positions in UK 2001 Golf World Magazine rankings as number 39, number 9 by German 2000 Die Welt magazine and the world's 14th best golf course by Germany 2003 Golf Journ ...
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40 km to Antalya city |
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70 km to Kemer in antalya |
Dramatic pines, superb golf
World famous golf architect Dave Thomas has created a dramatic course within the pine forest that borders the Acisu River, which flows through Belek to the Mediterranean Sea. For over ten years the course has bee ...
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Stunning courses at bargain prices
Without a doubt, Sueno boasts two of the most beautiful courses you’ll ever play on. As for the price, playing here is a real bargain. The courses differ when it comes to required skill level, but not when ...
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70 km to Kemer in antalya |
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40 km to Side |
40 km to Antalya city |
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The Fethiye area is blessed with some truly beautiful beaches. Becegiz Bay has a mountainous vista and sparkling waters and is a popular place for camping and picnicking. Calis beach is only five minutes by car and stunning Oludeniz is twenty minute ...
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0 km to Fethiye town |
Most of Antalya's historic buildings can be discovered along the old, winding streets of Kaleici, the old quarter. It's full of quaint old houses and ancient stone walls - fantastic for exploring.
Before World War II, this part of the city was Ant ...
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The ancient Roman city of Elaiussa, meaning olive, was founded in the second century BC on a tiny island. It entered a golden age in 74 AD, after the Roman Emperor Vespasian purged the area of pirates. However, 300 years later its importance began to ...
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55 km to Mersin city |
Kizkalesi means 'Maiden's Castle', and takes its name from the crusader castle that appears to float in the water, 150 metres offshore. At the eastern end of the beach, you'll find Korykos Castle.
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There are two beaches in Kizkalesi. One of them is at the gate of the town, next to Korykus Castle. This is an enchanting place to swim, watching the castle as you paddle in the clear waters. The second beach is in front of the town centre, and is 90 ...
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There are no ruins in Turunc, but if you head to nearby Amos you'll be able to see the remains of a well-preserved amphitheatre. At the highest point you'll see a temple with statue pedestals surrounding the altar. It's a pleasant forty-five minute w ...
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0 km to Turunc |
41 km to Orhaniye |
29 km to Marmaris town |
13 km to Icmeler |
Turunc's beautiful shingle-sand beach has earned it a coveted Blue Flag. It is a long, quiet stretch that is relished by those looking for one of Turkey's quieter beaches. If you're willing to go slightly further afield, try Kumlubuk and Amos to the ...
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0 km to Turunc |
41 km to Orhaniye |
29 km to Marmaris town |
13 km to Icmeler |
The only historic monument you'll find in Marmaris Town is the Ottoman fort. This has been rebuilt in recent years and now houses the Marmaris Archaeology Museum, well worth a look if you want a historical perspective on the castle and the area.
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0 km to Marmaris town |
26 km to Turunc |
15 km to Icmeler |
50 km to Bozburun |
29 km to Orhaniye |
This island was given to Cleopatra as a wedding present by Mark Anthony. Legend has it that he extravagantly imported its fine, white shell sand. A wide range of water sports are available to try here.
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26 km to Turunc |
50 km to Bozburun |
15 km to Icmeler |
0 km to Marmaris town |
29 km to Orhaniye |
The view from this beach is absolutely stunning, but the beach itself is less than spectacular: small and overcrowded, with dirty-grey sand. You can head to Icmeler beach, longer, yellower and less crowded, or to Cleopatra Island.
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0 km to Marmaris town |
15 km to Icmeler |
50 km to Bozburun |
29 km to Orhaniye |
26 km to Turunc |
Marmaris boasts one of the world's largest natural harbours. It has attracted everyone from the Crusaders to Mark Anthony. Nowadays, it's popular with sailors who travel from far and wide to take advantage of the favourable sailing conditions.
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26 km to Turunc |
15 km to Icmeler |
50 km to Bozburun |
29 km to Orhaniye |
Icmeler's magnificent beach is the reason many people return here again and again. It's a clean stretch of sand with beautifully clear waters. The pine-clad forests behind the bay make a stunning backdrop. The beach is calm and suitable for children. ...
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13 km to Turunc |
30 km to Orhaniye |
15 km to Marmaris town |
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There are a number of beaches around Kusadasi. City Beach is close by, just a short stroll from the central action. Pigeon Island's beach is a private getaway, but the waters can be deep so you must be a good swimmer. On the peninsula behind Pigeon ...
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This beautiful protected area just fifteen minutes from Kusadasi is a fantastic spot for walking and picnics. No fires are permitted here and you can't stay overnight. You can, however, hike along numerous trails and enjoy the spectacular surrounding ...
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7 km to Alacati |
5 km to Cesme |
52 km to Foca |
0 km to Kusadasi |
Around two kilometres from Foca you'll find the interestingly-named Devil's Baths. This is actually a tomb cut out of the rock at the foot of Can Hill, and probably dates back to the fourth century BC. Walking through the arched entrance, you'll spy ...
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These seals are extremely endangered, with only around 400 in existence. They reside in the caves and coves around Foca, where they bring up their young. You might see some around the small islands by the town, sunning themselves by the water, but th ...
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Just a few steps south of the castle is a beautiful sixteenth century Ottoman caravanserai. This roadside inn was built by Suleyman the Magnificent and was once a place where travellers recovered after a day's rest. It was restored not long ago and i ...
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10 km to Alacati |
Cesme town is dominated by Cesme Castle. No one seems to know exactly who constructed the castle - the arguments tend towards the Turks or the Genoese - but it's thought to be at least 500 years old. In front of the castle, you'll see a statue of Ce ...
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A large resort five kilometres from Alacati, Ilica is famous for its thermal springs, some of which are in the sea itself. The springs are well-known due to a study that was carried out on the waters there in 1909. The study caused many people to tra ...
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5 km to Alacati |
8 km to Cesme |
53 km to Foca |
Alacati's winds aren't just good for windsurfers, a large wind farm on a neighbouring hilltop provides energy for the area. The wind farm is a stunning sight on a breezy day, and let's face it - Alacati's days are more often breezy than not.
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Kadifekale means 'the velvet castle', and is the name of both the fortress and the hill on which it stands. Built in the fourth century BC, the walls are well preserved, with examples of Ottoman, Byzantine and Roman art on view. The vista from the a ...
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0 km to Izmir city |
This was built by a Jewish businessman in 1907 to help residents reach the districts on top of the hill. It originally operated with a water-driven mechanism but was later attached to the electric grid. There is a restaurant up the top with stunning ...
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Famous for its clock tower, Konak Square is a popular gathering place for the locals. The clock tower was built in 1901, and is considered a symbol of the city. While you're visiting the square, check out the Konak yali Mosque and Kemeralti Bazaar.
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You won't find a beach at the city centre, but you can take a dolmus to many nearby swimming spots. Try Foca, Dikili, Urla, Seferihisar, or Cesme.
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Sultanahmet Camii, also known as the Blue Mosque, is located in the touristy Sultanahmet district of Istanbul. It's one of Istanbul's top tourist attractions, and after checking out the Haghia Sophia, it's worth a look at the Islamic equivalent.
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This palace was originally a summer residence and the seat of government. At one time, it was home to harem, military personnel and state administration, holding around 3000 residents. You can catch a glimpse of its former glory by admiring the treas ...
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15 km to Istanbul asian |
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Known as Aya Sofya and translated as 'Church of Divine Wisdom,' Haghia Sophia is famous throughout the world as the finest remaining example of Byzantine architecture. Its enormous dome rises to fifty six metres, and appears to hang in the heavens. W ...
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If you want to escape the sheer madness of the city, this is the place to come. This park area has a wooded area and landscape gardens. Sultans have played and hunted here for four hundred years, but nowadays you're more likely to find picnickers rel ...
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7 km to Istanbul city centre |
Miletus was an important Ionian city for 1400 years until 700 AD. One of the Seven Sages of Greece, 'the founder of science' Thales of Miletus made his contributions in the fields of geometry and astronomy here in the fifth century BC. It is also fam ...
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The area's three golden-sand beaches make a good place to relax and enjoy water sports. The beaches are suitable for the whole family. There are a number of cafes and restaurants dotted around for when you need a break from the sun.
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21 km to Akbuk |
20 km to Didim town |
This lake was once part of the Aegean Sea, until the passage gradually closed over time. The northern shore of the lake is virtually untouched and covered with wild olive trees. Around the lake you can see around 250 varieties of birds, and it's a fa ...
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32 km to Didim town |
31 km to Altinkum |
21 km to Akbuk |
Dalaman is the scene of one of history's most bizarre mix-ups. In 1806, Egyptian khedive (viceroy) Abbas Hilmi Pasha travelled to the area. A keen hunter, he had heard about the area's wildlife and intended to indulge his love of hunting by building ...
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The serene town of Akkaya and its beautiful lake are nestled within a hilly landscape and green forests. Due to Akkaya's minimal facilities and amenities, the town is isolated from the hustle and bustle. It is a very peaceful place for a getaway. ...
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Kizlan windmills have come to symbolise this small village. Still operational, you can visit the windmills and see how they work.
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Between Old Datca and Hizirsah village you'll find the remains of several ceramic manufacturers, believed to have been worked during the 4th century BC. ...
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5 km to Datca town |
Old Datca, also known as Dadya or Eski Datca, boasts classic examples of old stone holiday homes and permanent homes of European expats and Turkish residents alike. Old Datca is four kilometres from Datca town centre with regular public transport ava ...
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The Seljuk mosque of Hizirsah village, which has been tastefully restored, is a classic example of Seljuk architecture that can be seen throughout the Aegean and Mediterranean.
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5 km to Datca town |
The new Cnidos (pronounced 'nye-dos') can be found twenty-nine kilometres from Datca town. Ancient Cnidus was founded by settlers from Argos in 700 BC, where Datca town sits today. The ancient town was moved to its current location in 360 BC. By ere ...
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Datca has three small beaches, right on the edge of town: Kumluk, Hastanealti and Taslik. Taslik especially is popular - it has a natural hot pool, in a natural Mediterranean setting. Water trickles in from the mountains at a steady forty degrees, an ...
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0 km to Datca town |
The Sunday market gives visitors a good opportunity to experience local life, from feasting on local produce to haggling with stall holders, you can buy some quality goods at a great price. Just remember to strike a bargain. ...
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0 km to Sarigerme |
According to legend, The King of the Caria, Milletos became father to two twins. The male twin was given the name 'Caunos', and the baby girl was named 'Byblis'. When the twins grew up, they fell in love. This secret affair was only discovered when t ...
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15 km to Koycegiz |
21 km to Sarigerme |
0 km to Dalyan town |
Dalyan's seven-kilometre golden beach is famous for loggerhead turtles. Depending on the time of year, you may see turtle eggs or even baby turtles taking their first steps towards the water. Head down at sunrise to see the spectacle.
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The island is also known as Knights Island, as local legend tells us this island was once a base for renegade Knights-turned-pirates in the Middle Ages. Keep an eye out for Roman ruins, visible in the clear waters. Inland, you'll find what's left of ...
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1 km to Fethiye town |
Sports fans, this one's for you. Tlos is not only the oldest residential area of Lycia, it was the seat of sport in the area. Twenty-eight kilometres from Fethiye, you can still see an acropolis, a stadium and a theatre. And it's said to be the home ...
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25 km to Oludeniz |
40 km to Ovacik |
28 km to Sovalye island |
28 km to Fethiye town |
40 km to Uzumlu |
28 km to Calis |
47 km to Kayakoy |
25 km to Hisaronu |
The capital of the ancient Lycian alliance, Xanthos is best known as the place where all its inhabitants committed suicide together when the Persians invaded in 546 BC. Despite this sombre legacy, the ruins are well worth a visit. When it was excavat ...
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The intricately carved rock tombs are a fascinating relic of the Lycian age. Carved into the face of the cliffs, some of these tombs date back to the fourth century BC. The most significant is the Amyntas tomb, which stands out thanks to its sheer si ...
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Here's your chance to wander through a genuine ghost town. Kayakoy was once a Greek settlement, founded in the 14th century. After the 1923 Greco-Turkish war, a population exchange decreed that Turkish residents living in Greece would return to Turke ...
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30 km to Hisaronu |
25 km to Gocek |
35 km to Oludeniz |
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30 km to Uzumlu |
11 km to Calis |
15 km to Fethiye town |
An unspoilt, picturesque area surrounded by farmland and mountains, Kayakoy's landscape includes a deserted, late-medieval village. There are also a number of quiet local beaches to enjoy.
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One of the most interesting places to visit in the area is Merdivenli, where there is an ancient cave cut into the side of the rock. It's thought to have been constructed in Roman times, and is of great interest to archaeologists. The cave is behind ...
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0 km to Hisaronu |
Sat in the hills above the lagoon, Hisaronu is a lively town with friendly locals. The town is close to Oludeniz and Fethiye, which both boast beautiful beaches and opportunities to explore the coastline, islands and local villages by boat. The lands ...
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Legend has it that when Cleopatra visited this pine-forested bay she requested a Roman bath be built. The Egyptian Queen was no doubt hoping she'd hang on to her famed beauty for a little longer by bathing in the local water, said to be rich with ele ...
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0 km to Gocek |
Gocek is famed for its near-perfect circular harbour, framed by 12 islands. The largest of these islands is Tersane, once used as a dockyard for ships during the Ottoman period. Remnants of houses and a shipyard can still be seen on the island.
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Surrounded by hills, Yalikavak's villages are characteristic of ancient Aegean settlements. Wandering through their ancient streets, it is impossible not to be transported. Be sure to visit the village of Geris, which dates back 4500 years.
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Tuzla Lake and its far-reaching wetlands have created a unique wildlife area where a large number of birds take refuge. Lovers of nature and birdlife will be attracted to the area's peace and entranced by the sight of thousands of flamingos that floc ...
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0 km to Tuzla |
Turkbuku is surrounded by high hills, and has a sheltered harbour. There are no sandy beaches here, but there is a boardwalk with shops, bars and restaurants. You can swim in the harbour, a haven for yachts. This holiday spot has often been called th ...
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0 km to Turkbuku |
Turgutreis is named for its most famous resident, Admiral Turgut Reis. Born in the early sixteenth century, Turgut Reis rose from a humble beginning to become the commander of the Ottoman navy. He conquered Corsica and returned to Istanbul with a lar ...
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Turgutreis town is known for its striking volcanic landscape. Nearby, fourteen small islands are used by farmers for grazing, and local fishermen trawl their waters. The islands' coastlines offer great possibilities for boating, diving and sailing. H ...
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Visitors to Ortakent Beach relish its long, sandy beach, and cheap beach bars and restaurants. Be careful if you decide to take a dip - the water is very deep, so you must be a confident swimmer. ...
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A mere stone's throw from bustling Turgutreis, Kadikalesi is a peaceful retreat. There are a selection of sandy beaches, watched over by fragrant pine trees and olive groves. Set on the coast six kilometres north of Turgutreis, the town is named afte ...
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Guvercinlik, which translates to 'dovecote', lies by the sea on the main Milas-Bodrum highway. Anxious to reach Bodrum, few visitors stopped here in the past, but its handsome new hotels are finally putting it on the map. Close to the airport and Bod ...
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Gulluk was once an important import/export harbour for the Greeks during the time of the Ottoman Empire. Today, the buildings that were formerly used to store goods have been turned into busy restaurants and shops.
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Gulluk is a quaint fishing town surrounded by hills carpeted in olives, figs and citrus trees. When you stand on shore and look out to see, you will quickly understand why this part of the Aegean is known as the Turquoise Coast. Gulluk is gaining pop ...
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Gundogan claims to have been one of the earliest human settlements in Bodrum. You can find proof of this in Peynir Cicegi Cave, where not only can you see spectacular stalagmites and stalactites, but you can discover the site where a number of intrig ...
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0 km to Gundogan |
Gundogan has long been a centre for fishing, sponge diving, olive and tangerine growing. It is a peaceful place that has remained unspoiled, despite recent tourist development. Gundogan beach is the longest in the Bodrum peninsula, and suitable for s ...
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The quiet village of Gumusluk is one of the oldest settlements on the Bodrum cape. It is located on the site of the Dorian colony of Myndus, whose harbour sections slid into the ocean in an unrecorded earthquake.
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Mandarin groves blanket the hills that slope down to the idyllic town of Gokcebel. If you're looking for a busy, action packed getaway, you will not find it here. However, you will find a sleepy town where the air is full of the fragrance of pines an ...
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Visitors to Bodrum usually start with the town's unique museum: the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology. You'll find it in the Bodrum Castle, itself a draw card. The exhibits transport the curious back to the time of ancient mariners, shipwrecked ...
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Atop a hill near Gumbet you can see the grave of the famous Turkish author Cevat Sakir Kabaagacli (1890-1973), whose ideas greatly influenced Turkish intellectuals in the 20th century. Known as the Fisherman of Halicarnassus, Kabaagacli was exiled to ...
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Bodrum Gumbet's long, sandy beaches are a tourist magnet. The beach boasts good facilities for water sports and has a good family atmosphere.
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Bitez Beach's natural shallow waters are a perfect place for children to splash around. A welcome breeze picks up in the afternoon, you'll be grateful for the chance to cool down. The beautiful pine forests lend a striking contrast to Bitez's turquoi ...
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A tranquil fishing village, Bargylia is a retreat from modern life. Over the summer, you can see flamingos flock in their thousands to feed on the area's abundant brine shrimp.
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Kemer is rich in monuments to history. Wandering round, you will encounter all manner of historical artefacts. The city walls and Hadrian's Gate are worth a visit to examine the influence the Romans had on the area. There are also a number of beautif ...
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0 km to Kemer in antalya |
The Turkish Riviera, also known as the Turquoise Coast, covers south west Turkey, stretching from east of Alanya in the Mediterranean coast of Turkey to Cesme in the Aegean coast of Turkey, to the north of the well known tourist resort of Bodrum. Tur ...
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Not far from Kalkan lies one of Turkey's most intriguing historical legacies. The Lycians were an ancient people who lived in the mountainous territory between Antalya and Fethiye. They prized freedom and independence and Lycian cities enjoyed a peac ...
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27 km to Kalkan |
0 km to Kas |
Despite several new hotels and restaurants in Kalkan, the former fishing village has remained largely untouched by mass tourism, retaining its authentic village charm. Kalkan was once a Greek village named Kalamiki, however, in 1923 the Greeks fled ...
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27 km to Kas |
Green Lake's sacred waters attract pilgrims from all over the country. The healing waters are 6500 feet above sea level, offering a rigorous hike for those who enjoy the great outdoors. The pastoral walk crosses the Taurus Mountain highlands and offe ...
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Dating back to the fourth century BC, Belek was influenced by the Romans and Byzantines as well as Seljuk sculpture and architecture.
When King Attalus II handed the territory over to the Romans in 133 BC, Roman architecture began to sprout up al ...
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42 km to Antalya city |
0 km to Belek |
A mere twenty minutes drive from Antalya will lead you to an area of exceptional beauty. Kursunlu Waterfall sits in a pine forest, and is home to over a hundred species of birds. A hidden cave at the back of the waterfall is a popular visiting place, ...
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25 km to Side |
18 km to Antalya city |
26 km to Belek |
90 km to Kemer in antalya |
You cannot miss this museum. One of Turkey's largest and most important museums, it includes thirteen exhibition halls and an open-air gallery. The number of artefacts displayed is absolutely staggering, and you can see anything from fossils to kitch ...
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42 km to Belek |
64 km to Side |
0 km to Antalya city |
Even if you don't have a chariot and an entourage, make a grand entrance through this gate into the old quarter, Kaleici. Built by the Roman emperor Hadrianus, this great arch was an ancient gateway into the city, intended to allow dignitaries a gran ...
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0 km to Antalya city |
42 km to Belek |
This museum is a treasure-seeker's delight, displaying the most significant historical discoveries from around the region. At the top of the must-see list is a fifty-one centimetre bronze statue of the Greek hero Hercules. Discovered near Alanya, the ...
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0 km to Alanya |
Three superb courses, three distinct challenges
Designed by well-known golf course architect Michel Gayon, Gloria’s courses dip and wind their way along Belek’s picturesque shore line.
Old Course
With seven lakes and 63 deep sa ...
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2 km to Belek |
42 km to |
72 km to Kemer in antalya |
38 km to Side |
42 km to Antalya city |
Magnificent golf – Nick Faldo style
Six-time Major winner Nick Faldo has made a challenging 27-hole course that winds its way through some beautiful natural landscapes. Look up and you’ll see the breathtaking Taurus Mountains, look down and ...
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0 km to Belek |
40 km to Antalya city |
40 km to Side |
72 km to Kemer in antalya |
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Classic design meets Mediterranean Sunshine
Forget St Andrews – at Carya you can enjoy a heathland-style course in a Mediterranean setting, far from gloomy Scottish skies.
Five-time Open champion Peter Thomson turned his vision to the go ...
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40 km to Antalya city |
2 km to Belek |
38 km to Side |
40 km to |
70 km to Kemer in antalya |
The Eagles Charity Golf Club is the most respected and prestigious golf club, not only in Europe, but first choice among the world's golf players. Along with the Kaya Eagles Golf club, it is scattered in 750,000 sq meters of pine forest.
This char ...
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72 km to Kemer in antalya |
40 km to Antalya city |
Vita Park Golf Resort has 6 hectares of Golf Academy and 5,850 m (PAR 71) Milas Course with special features like target greens, challenging bunkers, putting greens and couple of short game areas. This resort was opened in July 2008.
Another Halik ...
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35 km to Gokcebel |
30 km to Bodrum town |
32 km to Gumbet |
38 km to Bitez |
7 km to Bargylia |
6 km to Gulluk |
41 km to Kadikalesi |
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43 km to Turgutreis |
45 km to Gumusluk |
33 km to Gundogan |
40 km to Yalikavak |
31 km to Turkbuku |
0 km to Tuzla |
28 km to Torba |
34 km to Ortakent |
36 km to Kucukbuk |
34 km to Hebilkoy |
7 km to Guvercinlik |
Last year Hilton Hotel Corp along with some developers started working on this major project of Hilton Worldwide Resort, near Sarigerme. This Sarigerme golf course with 18 hole championship course has five star luxury accommodation, 9 hole golf acade ...
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11 km to Dalaman town |
21 km to Dalyan town |
25 km to Akkaya |
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21 km to |
11 km to |
20 km to Gocek |
Recognised for its exquiste design and PGA title, The Sultan is not only a beautiful loction to play in, but also a stern testing ground as it delivers a course merging into the surrounding forest, hills and lakes. Be careful to avoid water here and ...
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0 km to Belek |
40 km to Antalya city |
The Pasha winds its way through the forest of Belek and sits peacefully amongst the snow capped Tauraus moutnains. With surrounding pine trees and lakes, this 18 holes course is remarkably scenic.
With its undulating course and obstacles, it prov ...
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68 km to Kemer in antalya |
38 km to |
38 km to Antalya city |
42 km to Side |
0 km to Belek |
In Dalaman you will find rare Loggerhead turtles that live and breed on Dalaman beach. If you go to the beach at sunrise you may spot a baby turtle or two. ...
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0 km to Dalaman town |
Akkaya is a serene town that is situated around a stunning setting, including the hilly landscape, the green forests, and of course not forgetting the picturesque lake. Due to the minimal facilities and amenities that Akkaya has to offer, the town re ...
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0 km to Akkaya |
This ancient temple is an impressive sight. The ruined columns point up to the sky, a reminder of the romance between Apollo and Daphne. The original temple, home to an oracle, was destroyed in the Persian wars. The one you can see today was rebuilt ...
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0 km to Didim town |
Didim has a few discos, bars and clubs with live music, mostly Turkish folk music. However, because it is mostly a quiet family resort, any party animals will do better to travel to nearby Bodrum. Here in Didim, evenings are passed sitting on a balco ...
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0 km to Altinkum |
During the summer season, (which in Altinkum is May to October) boat trips tour the Aegean coast. There is even a trip to the spectacular Greek Island of Kos. The local tour operators are expected to extend their tours to other Greek islands in the n ...
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0 km to Altinkum |
With encompassing hills and forest, spectacular sunsets, clear blue waters of the Aegean sea, and clean beaches, Akbuk is a very scenic place. However, a truly hidden gem of a beach is Haydar, reached from a dirt road around the coast. It's a smaller ...
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0 km to Akbuk |
Uzumlu is a very small village, and it has managed to preserve its traditional charm. The villagers of Uzumlu, its authentic style houses, and the grape vines growing there, all contribute to the tradition found in Uzumlu. ...
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0 km to Uzumlu |
Fethiye Marina has plenty to offer, including a bar, restaurant, fitness centre, a swimming pool, and supermarket. ...
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0 km to Sovalye island |
1 km to Fethiye town |
The Grand Ucel Hotel has its own Water Park that is available to non residents. With a variety of slides for all ages, a kids' playground and cafes, a trip here makes a fantastic family day out. ...
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0 km to Ovacik |
This impressive canyon is the second largest in Europe, and just fifty kilometres from Fethiye, it is well worth a day visit. The canyon is 300 metres deep, and around eighteen kilometres long, formed by the flowing rivers of thousands of years. The ...
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50 km to Fethiye town |
60 km to Gocek |
25 km to Oludeniz |
This charming valley just two miles from Oludeniz is accessible only by sea, making it a secluded and enchanting spot. Here, you can spot almost every species of Mediterranean coastal butterfly and moth. From June to December, colourful butterflies s ...
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13 km to Oludeniz |
74 km to Dalaman town |
21 km to Fethiye town |
86 km to Sarigerme |
53 km to Gocek |
Kemer is surrounded by natural beauty, which attracts nature lovers from far and wide. The small village is surrounded by luscious thick green forests and mountain backdrops.
There are a number of small, secluded beaches scattered along the coast ...
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0 km to Kemer in fethiye |
With all its old stone houses and long-established villagers living in the valley, Kayakoy exudes a traditional traditional, old-world atmosphere. ...
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0 km to Kayakoy |
The Hisaronu Market is a fantastic place to practise your bartering techniques. Explore the many stalls selling everything from fake designer clothes and handbags to Turkish spices and ornaments. ...
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0 km to Hisaronu |
If you're missing your local, Hisaronu is a home-away-from-home as far as a night out is concerned. English-style pubs show English football and serve English beer. Nightclubs are open until the wee hours of the morning, and visitors can enjoy Turkis ...
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0 km to Hisaronu |
Attracting keen yachtsmen from all over the world, Gocek's four marinas have plenty to offer from bars, restaurants and other facilities. Port Gocek Marina even has its own private beach. ...
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0 km to Gocek |
Fethiye Museum has an array of beautiful artefacts from the ancient city Telmessos - where modern-day Fethiye town now sits.
Located just off the main street in the town centre, the museum houses a great number of Lycian artefacts.
You can exp ...
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15 km to Oludeniz |
10 km to Hisaronu |
35 km to Gocek |
15 km to Kayakoy |
5 km to Calis |
15 km to Uzumlu |
2 km to Sovalye island |
0 km to Fethiye town |
7 km to Ovacik |
Fethiye's turquoise water means it's no surprise scuba diving has become a huge attraction here. There are fantastic sites to visit, such as Red Island, Yilmaz's cave and Tarzan Bay. As well as thrilling sites to visit, there are also exciting underw ...
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0 km to Fethiye town |
Nature lovers visit Calis beach during the summer season to see the Loggerhead Turtles lay their eggs in the sand. You will need to get up before dawn if you want to see any action. ...
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0 km to Calis |
Located in the heart of Calis, the Sultan's Aquacity is a drawcard for many tourists from Fethiye. Aside from the waterslides, there are also a few cafes scattered around this area. ...
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0 km to Calis |
Cool off in the mists of one of the country's most beautiful waterfalls. Located in a picturesque, green setting, the fast-flowing water surges powerfully over a wide arc of rocks. It's a great spot for a family picnic and a fresh-air stroll and just ...
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8 km to Side |
46 km to Belek |
74 km to Antalya city |
64 km to Alanya |
This museum is located in the restored ancient bathhouse and houses objects discovered since the 1940s. The main items to see in the museum are the statues, which include those of Nike, Hercules and Hermes, the three beauties. ...
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46 km to Belek |
0 km to Side |
You probably won't encounter the fire-breathing Chimera of Greek mythology, but Mount Chimaera offers a sight almost as intriguing.
A thirty-minute walk uphill is made bearable by palm trees shading the picturesque track. Watch out for the specta ...
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68 km to Kemer in antalya |
Olympos's famous treehouses attract everyone from students to free spirits. Some of these dwellings can accommodate up to 420 individuals. When night falls, many will hold small parties where you can mix and mingle with other guests. ...
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0 km to Kemer in antalya |
It's not everywhere in the world you can sun yourself on a beach and frolic in the snow all in the same day. When soaking up the sun on a sandy beach becomes too much, cool off on snowy Mount Tahtali. The 4350-metre cableway transporting you to the ...
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15 km to Kemer in antalya |
180 km to Alanya |
90 km to Belek |
110 km to Side |
80 km to Antalya city |
This 13th Century Shipwreck, full of bronze artefacts, was discovered in 1984 by Turkish and American underwater archaeologists. The excavation was completed by 1994 and the shipwreck now resides in Bodrum's Underwater Museum of Archaeology.
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0 km to Bodrum town |
This small island near Kas has an area of just four-and-a-half square kilometres. Along its coastline you will see the remains of the spectacular sunken city of Lycia. Swimming and scuba diving are strictly forbidden around the sunken city, as in pre ...
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5 km to Kas |
5 km to Kalkan |
Endless Patara Beach is the longest beach in Turkey. Backed by sand dunes, the eighteen-kilometre beach is renowned for its natural beauty, soft sand and shallow waters.
You can hire sunbeds and umbrellas, and there is also a shower and toilet b ...
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0 km to Kas |
17 km to Kalkan |
It is said that Kalkan has the greatest number of restaurants per capita on the Turkish coast. Kalkan is famous for its rooftop restaurants, offering spectacular views of Kalkan, the stars and moon reflecting upon the sea. It is a great opportunity t ...
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0 km to Kalkan |
Tee off at the Turkish Riviera
With 27 holes, 70 bunkers and nine lakes, golfers enjoy a variety of games and stunning views at TAT International. The course loops its way through 18 holes of parkland and nine holes of links, offering a num ...
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0 km to Belek |
39 km to Side |
40 km to Antalya city |
40 km to |
71 km to Kemer in antalya |
In Konyaalti you will find Antalya Beach Park, which boasts a wide range of things to do. You'll find cafes, restaurants, paintball, shops, amphitheatre, a golfing area, a children's playground, aqua park, Dolphin Land and more. It's a good for a day ...
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43 km to Belek |
0 km to Antalya city |
This famous tower is considered to be a main landmark of Alanya, obtaining its name (Kizil Kule) from its red bricks.
Built in the 13th Century and later restored in 1948, and is one of the best preserved buildings in Alanya. This magnificent tow ...
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0 km to Alanya |
The Damlatas Cave was discovered in 1948 by workmen carrying out quarrying work at Damlatas Beach. The 13.5 metre long, 15 metre high cave remains a humid twenty two degrees all year round. Visitors flock to the cave to see the colourful stalactites ...
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0 km to Alanya |
Built by award-winning architects, Yalikavak Marina is popular with yachties who come from all over to experience its superb facilities. ...
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22 km to Turgutreis |
0 km to Yalikavak |
24 km to Torba |
12 km to Ortakent |
13 km to Turkbuku |
10 km to Kucukbuk |
38 km to Guvercinlik |
8 km to Gumusluk |
6 km to Gundogan |
14 km to Bitez |
18 km to Bodrum town |
17 km to Gumbet |
The great thing about this marina is that, even if you are not interested in boats or yachts, there are plenty of other facilities on offer, such as a fitness centre, a sauna, tennis courts, a volleyball court, an amphitheatre, stunning parks, a yac ...
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32 km to Turkbuku |
27 km to Torba |
21 km to Ortakent |
26 km to Gundogan |
9 km to Gumusluk |
17 km to Bitez |
21 km to Bodrum town |
23 km to Gokcebel |
0 km to Turgutreis |
20 km to Gumbet |
23 km to Yalikavak |
These date back to the seventeenth century and were initially build for defence by the locals. Some of the towers still contain the imprints of battles within their walls or ceiling. Thirteen original tower houses can be found in Ortakent, the oldest ...
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0 km to Ortakent |
28 km to Guvercinlik |
5 km to Bitez |
11 km to Gokcebel |
9 km to Bodrum town |
50 km to Gulluk |
12 km to Yalikavak |
11 km to Turgutreis |
15 km to Torba |
6 km to Gumbet |
14 km to Gundogan |
18 km to Gumusluk |
Perched on the cape overlooking the bay stands the ruins of the great castle from where Kadikalesi took its name. In Ottoman times, the local judge lived up here, and the name means 'judge's castle'. And what a lucky fellow he must've been - the view ...
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0 km to Kadikalesi |
The most traditional village on the Bodrum Peninsula, Gundogan opens up a world of traditional living. You'll see the locals living and working as they always have done. Stop for a drink in a local coffee shop and watch the locals play backgammon. ...
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0 km to Gundogan |
A 300 metre rock-hop across the sea from Gumusluk takes you to Tavsan Island. Not only is this small island shaped like a rabbit, but it is also home to a colony of the furry creatures. To reach the island, traverse the large stone slabs leading acro ...
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1 km to Hebilkoy |
66 km to Gulluk |
17 km to Bitez |
9 km to Yalikavak |
14 km to Gundogan |
4 km to Kadikalesi |
15 km to Kucukbuk |
17 km to Bodrum town |
8 km to Gokcebel |
25 km to Gumbet |
0 km to Gumusluk |
7 km to Turgutreis |
15 km to Turkbuku |
12 km to Ortakent |
The long sandy beach is a major attraction for tourists, especially those with families. However it appeals to all age groups since thereare many activites on the beach such as various water sports. ...
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0 km to Gumbet |
48 km to Tuzla |
3 km to Turkbuku |
17 km to Yalikavak |
48 km to Bargylia |
5 km to Bitez |
4 km to Bodrum town |
17 km to Gokcebel |
44 km to Gulluk |
26 km to Gumusluk |
20 km to Gundogan |
20 km to Turgutreis |
10 km to Torba |
4 km to Ortakent |
23 km to Guvercinlik |
24 km to Kucukbuk |
Myndos Gate was built in 364 BC, whilst under the reign of Mausolos. The Myndos Gate witnessed the great Battle of Alexander the Great. Part of the gate has been restored, whilst other parts are currently under construction. ...
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0 km to Gumbet |
19 km to Yalikavak |
44 km to Tuzla |
2 km to Turkbuku |
20 km to Turgutreis |
6 km to Torba |
44 km to Bargylia |
18 km to Gokcebel |
0 km to Bodrum town |
19 km to Guvercinlik |
25 km to Kucukbuk |
7 km to Bitez |
10 km to Ortakent |
21 km to Gundogan |
Over the years Bodrum Castle has served as a military base, public bath and a prison. Now, it is a museum, featuring an underwater archaeological exhibit, the mummy of Ada and the oldest shipwreck in the world, you can also inspect the Mausoleum of K ...
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4 km to Gumbet |
21 km to Gundogan |
18 km to Yalikavak |
0 km to Bodrum town |
7 km to Bitez |
19 km to Bargylia |
17 km to Gumusluk |
7 km to Ortakent |
6 km to Torba |
20 km to Turgutreis |
19 km to Turkbuku |
15 km to Gokcebel |
15 km to Hebilkoy |
16 km to Kadikalesi |
20 km to Kucukbuk |
7 km to Guvercinlik |
This castle was built in the thirteenth century by Seljuk Turks, who ruled the land of Anatolia prior to the Ottoman Turks. Most of the castle was built after the city's conquest in 1220 by Alaeddin Keykubad I as part of a building campaign that incl ...
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0 km to Alanya |
