Türkiye

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There are many facets to Türkiye, this is what makes it so captivating. There a ruins of ancient empires, small villages, large cosmopolitan cities, sparkling beaches, and impressive mountain ranges.

A succession of historical figures and empires – including the Romans, Byzantines and Ottomans – have all left their mark in this former stopover along the Silk Road. You will be able to experience their legacy, taking you from the quarters of the sultan and his harem in İstanbul's sprawling Topkapı Palace to the romantic and mysterious Lycian ruins on Mediterranean beaches.

Istanbul is one of the world’s great cities. There are so many wonderful reasons why you should visit this city. Istanbul is old, dating back thousands of years, and with that, there are many historical places to visit. Istanbul is gorgeous, with its assortment of mosques and their colourful tile work and dramatic architecture. Istanbul is charming with so many welcoming, friendly people. And Istanbul is also home to the Hagia Sophia, an amazing architectural feat and one of the Wonders of the World. Türkiye's diverse landscapes, from Aegean olive groves to eastern steppe, provide a lyrical setting for its many great ruins.

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Fethiye

Fethiye is a port city on Turkey's southwestern Turquoise Coast. It's known for its natural harbour, blue waters and numerous rock tombs including the 4th century BC Tomb of Amyntas.

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Bodrum

Bodrum is a city on the Bodrum Peninsula, stretching from Turkey's southwest coast into the Aegean Sea.

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Boynuz Creek

Boynuz Creek is a stunning bay with untouched natural beauty. Known as a safe and secluded harbour with many traditional restaurants and bars during the summer season. Very popular with yachties.

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Cold Water Bay

Named Cold Water Bay because of the numerous cold water springs that flow down into the sea from the Taurus Mountains making swimming in the bay’s waters refreshing and invigorating.

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Kalkan

Kalkan is set in one of Europe's most breathtaking, grand sweeping Mediterranean bays. An exquisite harbour, with Turkish wooden gulets bordered with waterfront restaurants and the beach.

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Karacaoren

When sailing in Turkey, the small bay of Karacaoren has to be one of the most beautiful. This little gem is the perfect place for a secret escape whilst cruising along the Turquoise Coast.

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Kas

Kas is a seaside town which has a lot to offer. From shopping and relaxing on the beach to boat trips and hiking. Be sure to sample the local Turkish cuisine.

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Yaliciftlik

Located near Bodrum, Yaliciftlik offers tranquility. Enjoy the Turkish countryside, crystal-clear blue seas, hidden coves and nearby hiking trails.

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Mazi

Mazi is a serene traditional village located inland from a secluded cove in the Aegean Sea. Near to concealed bays popular for gulet and yacht charters, this area is an escape from summer crowds.

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Akyaka

Akyaka is a serene coastal town where pineclad mountains rise from the Gulf of Gokova's blue waters. The town features distinctive houses blending modern architecture with traditional Ula styles.

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Camli

In a serene rural setting amid nature, traditional boats depart from the pier to nearby Sedir Island.

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Yedi Adalar

Gokova Bay's 'Seven Islands' are a favoured spot of yachts and gulets. These pine forest-covered islands boast rocky shores, serene beaches, and peaceful natural surroundings.

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Kormen

This remote area features a marina offering shelter from wind and swell, on the Datça Peninsula. The Old Datça town is a taxi trip away.

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Knidos

Knidos, an ancient Dorian trading city, thrived from 400BC. Located on a windswept hilltop, explore this remote Greek archeological site. On a calm day, the bay is a favoured resting spot for yachts.

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Akbuk

Akbuk, a relaxed resort town along the Aegean shores, boasts clear inviting beaches and a backdrop of the Kiran Mountains. Once a small fishing village, it is conveniently located near Bodrum airport.

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Datca

Datça is a coastal town with a natural untouched charm. Nearby Eski Datça town boasts charming stone houses and cobble streets. Visit the archaeological site of Knidos for a pleasant day trip.