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From awe-inspiring ancient ruins to spectacular sandy beaches and lush mountain valleys, Turkey is a haven for culture seekers and nature enthusiasts. There are tons of Turkey attractions worth checking out, whether you choose to explore the well-preserved city of Ephesus, cool off in those famous Blue Lagoon waters or keep the kids happy with a visit to Atlantis Waterpark. So if you fancy a break from the beach, here are some of the best things to do in Turkey.
Alanya's famous landmark was built in the 13th century and is situated 250 metres high on a rocky peninsula, providing magnificent panoramic views of the glistening turquoise water.
The most famous tower of Alanya Castle is Red Tower. Situated in a more accessible location, the stronghold is surrounded by quaint little shops and cafés.
Beldibi has a rich history and much of this is evident at the Beldibi Cave. The cave has been home to many different civilisations that have left behind lots of clues into their lives.
Turkey has an intriguing history and Phaselis is the perfect place to learn about it. Located near Tekirova and just a short journey from Beldibi, this former Roman port town has some of the best ruins in all of Turkey.
Belek's unique tourist development has shaped the land into six huge championship golf courses, which have seen the likes of Tiger Woods grace its greens. With almost 20 courses in total dotted around the luscious pine forest
Olympos National Park is a vast forest that stretches as far as the eye can see. It's the perfect place to explore Turkey's natural beauty in all its glory.
One of the best ways to see the unspoilt beauty of the Taurus Mountains, getting up close to powerful waterfalls and travelling through lush green valleys.
For a fun and memorable adventure, experience kayaking in the cool waters of Goynuk Canyon Park. From the moment you arrive, the natural beauty and serene setting will have you captivated.
Tucked away between the turquoise-blue sea and amazing views of the Taurus mountains, Kemer is one of Antalya's most popular holiday resorts.
The beach is the place where sun worshippers and thrill seekers come together to enjoy fabulous afternoons in the sun on the golden, Blue Flag beaches.
After spending your time sunning it up on the beach or relaxing by the pool, the only thing left to do is head out for a night of fun. While Lara Beach nightlife might not be a clubbers' paradise
The heart of this resort is the beautiful Blue Flag beach set on the coast of the stunning Turkish Riviera.
Experience a part of ancient Antalya in the old town of Kaleiçi. Stroll around the once traditionally Roman town to see
Side has a buzzing nightlife with lots of different bars, restaurants and cafes for you to try. There's plenty for music and sports fans with many bars showing live sport or music.
Side has a well-kept old town that is also a National Heritage site; it's great for exploring and taking in the rustic views. In Old Side you'll find a museum with Greco-Roman exhibits
One of the most exciting activities in Side has to be white water rafting along Koprulu Canyon. You'll be picked up from your hotel and after collecting your gear and raft,
Situated on the sun-kissed Turkish Riviera, Antalya boasts a yacht-filled harbour and sandy beaches that stretch into a beautiful turquoise-blue sea.
The Antalya region on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey is the second most popular holiday destination in the country. This prestigious status comes about for many reasons. As part of the scenic Turkish Riviera, it attracts yachting ...
To escape the hustle and bustle of the city, go for a walk through the picturesque gardens at Karaalioglu Park. Found near the Old Town, you can easily get to the park by walking from the centre of Antalya or by taking the tram.
Visitors to the Antalya area of Turkey shouldn't miss out on taking a trip to the dizzy heights of Mount Tahtali.
Located on Turkey's western Mediterranean coastline, Antalya is a buzzing seaside resort with nightlife for all stripes.
Alanya is a beautiful medieval town, tucked behind the Taurus Mountains. Home to a couple of perfect, sandy Blue Flag beaches such as Cleopatra Beach.
Altinkum is an exciting tourist destination with a traditional Turkish vibe. For the best authentic Turkish food you should take a trip to the local market at Didim;
From Altinkum there are many day trips that'll take you around the local area. IMX Tours run an interesting day trip to the
Altinkum has three stunning beaches for you to choose from, and each has clean golden sands with safe shallow waters that are ideal for the kids to splash around in.
Why not head down to Bodrum's picturesque coast for a boat tour that will have you sailing across the waves in the mystical Mediterranean Sea. If you want a party cruise or a more peaceful day,
The rich history that shaped the beautiful resort of Bodrum can still be seen through several archaeological sites around the city. Perfect for a late afternoon activity out of the hot sun; get close to one of the amazing
Bodrum is only 3km away from Gumbet and is great for discovering Turkey's culture and history. An impressive 15th century castle towers over the spectacular harbour
Gumbet has an unspoiled countryside. Hire a car or a bike and explore the beautiful hilly landscape with pretty windmills and breathtaking views.
The beaches at Gumbet are ideal for a lazy day in the sun; the a beautiful golden bay and clear blue, shallow waters are perfect for families.
If you want to see the sights of Gumbet in style, why not try a Segway tour? You can master the Segway in just half an hour and be ready to whizz around the beautiful city.
The sophisticated and stylish side of Bodrum is showcased through Port Bodrum Yalikavak. Here you'll find yachts for the super-rich
Iztuzu Beach can be found in a secluded cove and has a long stretch of soft fine sand, that's easily accessible via a peaceful boat ride along the river.
Explore an important ancient sanctuary when you pay a visit to Letoon. Four kilometres south of Xanthos, this fascinating place is perfect if you're interested in archaeological sites. It should
If you love to explore and be active while you're away, make sure you visit the incredible Saklikent Gorge on your holiday to Fethiye. Around 45 minutes away by car, it's one of the deepest canyons in
Hisaronu might be small in size, but it's big on character and it certainly knows how to let the good times roll. You'll find it just inland from Turkey's Turquoise Coast perched on the side of a mountain.
Fethiye has lots of Turkish charm and is a short 15 minute bus ride from Hisaronu. Spend the day exploring the cobbled streets, mosques and jumble of shops of the Old Town and pick up souvenirs
You'll find that everything in Icmeler is within walking distance, which makes it much easier to explore the attractive resort.
Set sail along Turkey's exquisite Turquoise Coast from the beautiful surroundings of Kalkan. Boat tours can be easily arranged through agencies
Just over an hour's drive away from Kalkan is the stunning resort of Fethiye. A long stretch of soft sand and shallow, crystal clear waters make up a glistening cove that reflects the mountainous backdrop.
Kalkan has several beautiful beaches, some of which are sandy whilst others are more pebbly. The shallow shores are famous for its crystal clear waters and gentle waves
Marmaris is a great place to explore the underwater world in one of the 52 diving spots. There are several diving schools where you can learn the sport and eventually take to the open waters.
Pay a visit to the marina in Marmaris to stroll around the picturesque harbour and see the stunning views of the glistening water.
While this stunning resort might be famous for its fabulous, sun-splashed beaches, Marmaris' nightlife is one of Turkey's best kept secrets.
Enjoy a day wandering around Marmaris' town, browsing the souvenir shops and seeing the exhibits at the museum. Spend your afternoon in the traditional Grand Bazaar.
If you're holidaying with the kids in Marmaris, park yourself and the entire family at the Atlantis Waterpark for the day and let the fun begin!
Everyone craves a good night out when they're on holiday and Olu Deniz Nightlife offers the perfect blend of beach bars, rustic pubs, and electric nightclubs. Its coastal location makes it the perfect destination for a classic sun holiday ...
The Dalaman coastline is one of the most beautiful in all of Turkey and the most popular beach to visit is Olu Deniz; one of the most photographed beaches in all of the Mediterranean.
Hop on board a boat tour to discover the beautiful coastline. Spend a day sailing across the waves as you cruise around the five idyllic bays that are nearby.
October is racing month in Marmaris when the International Race Week kicks off. Just a 30 minute drive from Turunc, the biggest sailing event in the region.
eşme is famous for its beautiful turquoise waters and soft sandy beaches. The sand shelves into the warm Aegean Sea, leaving many visitors describing the resort as heavenly.
Kusadasi is in a great location for exploring the surrounding areas. Head down to the harbour to hop on board a ferry and sail across the azure sea to Greece and the buzzing town of Samos.
Head over to the Activity Blue Diving School and dive below the blue waters to find what wonders lie below. If you're new to diving, the qualified instructors will teach you all you need to know.
If you're in need of a slightly livelier atmosphere, why not head over to bustling town of Kusadasi? Between the attractive beaches and the vibrant market streets, it's home to an array of fascinating sights and activities making it a ...
For a break away from the beach, take a day trip to the impressive archaeological site of Ephesus, which is just a 35 minute drive away in the small town of Selcuk. Pictures don't do the stunning ruins of Ephesus justice,
As an original Wonder of the World, Temple of Artemis took 120 years to complete. Dedicated to a goddess of the same name, this Greek temple was made up of more than 100 marble columns and was said to be even more beautiful than the Statue of ...
Visit southern Izmir to see the traditional Konak Square between the bazaar and downtown waterfront. Visit the Yali Mosque and the interesting clock tower then stroll over to the Museum of Modern Art.
During the spring and the summer the city plays host to festivals featuring top names in the world of music. If you fancy dancing the night away then travel in March for the European Jazz Festival.
Pay a visit to one of the last Aegean mansions in the whole area. Once you step through the wooden doors at Birgi Cakiraga Mansion you'll find a snapshot of history inside.
Hike or drive to Kadifekale Castle which lies on a hillside in the city. The castle dates back to the Roman times and was created when Izmir was known as Smyrna.
On top of beautiful beaches and rich history, the nightlife in Turkey is a big draw. To help you find the hottest spots around, here's our guide to the best nightlife in Turkey.
Make your way to Pamukkale and you can discover the world-famous, pure white travertine pools.
Why not take a day trip out of Alanya to its neighbouring town of Manavgat, which less than an hour away? Take a bus or drive across the coast to see picturesque, traditional buildings and magnificent waterfalls hidden in a scenic setting.
The city of Antalya is the largest on the western Mediterranean coast and has many bustling shops and restaurants that you'll struggle to pull yourself away from.
The mountainous views at Gynk Canyon are difficult not to fall in love with. The canyon is in the centre of the awe-inspiring Taurus Mountain Range.
A day trip to Manavgat is recommended to explore its rich history and attractive bazaar where you can pick up everything from homemade food to souvenirs. Not only is this place full of interesting things to discover,
Take a half hour drive and uncover the historic significance of the Ancient City of Perge. Be in awe of the well preserved, Roman ruins which date back to 1300BC and the huge amphitheater
The rich history of Turkey can be seen through the ancient ruins that have been uncovered on sites across the island. One of the most famous in Turkey didn't need to be unearthed,
To get a real taste for Goynuk and the surrounding area, spend some time wandering around Kemer Market; you'll find lots of local products including fruit, vegetables, clothes and shoes at low prices.
Moonlight Beach is a long stretch of golden sand that's hard to not fall in love with. Whether you're a family or a couple looking to relax, Moonlight Beach is perfect for you.
If you want to experience the island's beauty from great heights, why not take a cable car up to the peak of Mount Tahtali? The magnificent landscape scales to a massive 2365 metres.
There's something charming about the mysteries that are hidden across the region of Antalya. The wonders are sometimes inexplicable and attract visitors from all over the world.
Relaxation is key at Pamukkale, pronounced Pah-Mook-Kah-Leh; the natural beauty of the outdoor mineral bath spa is a favourable hotspot for locals and holidaymakers alike.
The Duden Waterfalls are an impressive part of the Duden River on the south east coast and just a short bus ride or about a 10 minute drive from Lara Beach.
Side is well connected to the rest of Turkey, making it easy to get out and about and see the best of the country. Top of your list of things to-do should be a visit to Manavgat;
When you think of Turkey holidays, you think of glorious sunshine, incredible beaches and a wealth of historical sites to visit.
The only thing better than relaxing on one of Antalya's beautiful beaches is a visit to the International Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival.
Transport yourself back to the Roman era as you take a walk through Hadrian's Gate; one of Antalya's most impressive archaeological highlights.
Take a break from the beach and discover the captivating natural beauty of Turkey with a trip to the Kursunlu Waterfalls, hidden at the end of an unforgettable trail in tranquil shady forests.
While on holiday in Antalya, a visit to the iconic Yivli Minare is a must. Standing tall above the city, the fluted minaret was originally built in the 13th century, and is now one of the most photographed attractions in the city.
If you fancy going off the beaten track, take a trip to Bafa Lake. This huge lake is on the Aegean Coast and is a quiet alternative to the busy beaches. If you fancy a bite to eat,
For a spot of retail therapy, wonder down to Bodrum's Market where you can purchase traditional Turkish souvenirs and trinkets. The appealing market is popular among locals and tourists
A popular attraction along the Bodrum coast is the Museum of Underwater Archeology located in exhibition halls in the available space at The Castle of St. Peter.
The magnificent Castle of St. Peter, also known as Bodrum Castle, sits proudly along the beautiful coastline protecting the harbour. Favourable among history buffs and those after a break from the energetic city,
Gumbet has lots to do during the day and at night becomes a party paradise. There's a large variety of discos, bars, clubs and restaurants each with its own brand of entertainment for you to enjoy.
Explore one of the amazing Seven Wonders of the World in Bodrum. The 4th century BC Mausoleum of Halicarnassus ancient site is a testament to its time. The grand tomb was built by famous sculptors
More than just a beach, Bitez Bay is a gorgeous area to unwind in. The sandy shores can be found just seven kilometres from Bodrum town. Archaic Greek church ruins with beautiful dolphin mosaic
In need of some retail therapy? Then head over to the town of Turkbuku. Spend the day wandering the picturesque streets, shopping in quaint little shops and browsing chic boutiques.
Travel just outside of Altinkum to Didim for a unique chance to explore a part of the ancient world. Get up close with the archaeological site; walk over the ancient stone, through winding passageways
One of the best beaches in all of Bodrum is perfect for a family day out.
The Zeki Muren Arts Museum is dedicated to the famous Turkish classical music performer, Zeki Muren. For millions of people
Dalyan's pretty setting is on the edge of a maze of fertile banks and pine trees. For a relaxing day trip take a calming boat ride along the Dalyan River to fill your senses with the stunning nature of the landscape.
Standing tall above Dalyan's flowing river are the 2,000 year old Lycian Rock Tombs. The surrounding area just adds to the magnificence of this ancient site.
For an insight into the resort's rich history, take a trip to the archaeological site of Kaunos' ancient city. Stroll around the large amount of remains, which date back to the 9th century BC.
To enjoy the warm Mediterranean waters and hot Turkish sunshine, make sure you spend a day or two at Calis Beach. The beach is a peaceful place right next to Fethiye, just a short distance from the centre of town.
Look forward to an incredible experience when you pay a visit to the beautiful Kabak Koyu nature park. Around 30 kilometres south of Fethiye, it'll take less than an hour to reach Kabak Koyu, and there
If you love ancient sights and exploring while you're on holiday, don't miss the fascinating ruins of Tlos. Around 40 minutes from Fethiye by car, you can drive yourself if you have a hire car, catch
Take a historical journey like no other to Kayakoy, and see this incredible abandoned ghost village for a snapshot into Turkey's past. This once bustling community was deserted in the 19th century,
Make your way to LunaPark for a fun day out for all the family. The fairground is on the Main Street of Hisaronu and has rides and attractions for all ages. Jump on board the Pirate Ship
Experience one of the town's age-old customs and venture down to the local market, which takes place in the main square on a Wednesday.
Icmeler is just a stone's throw away from the buzzing resort of Marmaris. You can either hop onto a water taxi or a dolmus.
Just a 20 minute drive away in Marmaris is the brilliant Atlantis Waterpark. The small park is right along the beach and is an ideal day trip for families.
Take a trip to the breathtaking Saklikent Gorge, best known as the Hidden City. The gorge is the second largest in Europe and the grandest in all
The first thing you should do when you get to Marmaris is head down to the long beach which stretches all the way from the neighbouring town of Icmeler.
For breathtaking panoramic views, a trip up Babadag mountain is an absolute must while you're in Olu Deniz.
To experience the true beauty of Turkey's spectacular Turquoise Coast, make sure you visit the Kidrak Natural Park. With its incredible scenery and picture-perfect beach, it's an ideal way to see more of the local area.
If you feel like a change from Olu Deniz Beach, head further south around the coast and spend a day relaxing in the golden sunshine at Patara Beach.
Discover the breathtakingly beautiful sights of Butterfly Valley in l Deniz, which is said to be one of the most attractive places in all of Turkey. Travel by boat to the remote location where you can wander along the untouched beaches
Visit the iconic Blue Lagoon in l Deniz for beautiful, turquoise waters and magnificent, unspoilt landscapes. The protected lagoon is surrounded by a lush, green national park where the nearby Butterfly Valley
The beautiful weather and stunning scenery makes the local area ideal for hiking holidays And perfect for travelling along one of Turkey's most famous walking trails, the Lycian Way.
One of the best things about Turunc is the people and some of the friendliest locals can be found at Meydan Cocktail Bar.
Escape the hustle and bustle in the centre of town and head to the picturesque coast for stunning views of the ocean and a chance to uncover the resorts history by visiting Çeşme Castle.
For a spot of relaxation, travel five kilometres outside of Çeşme to bathe in the ifne mud baths and hot springs.
If you're going on holiday with the little ones, you'll want to know that the kids are catered for and that you're not going to hear those two dreaded words
Less than 30 minutes' drive from Kusadasi is the Ancient City of Ephesus in the small town of Selcuk. It was once a thriving city and an established commercial centre for the Mediterranean.
When staying at this beautiful resort, make sure you check out the local market that takes places every Saturday. Sitting in the heart of zdere, the open air market is stocked with a wealth of fresh fruit, vegetables, fish and spices.
Perched on the edge of the Aegean Sea, near Kusadasi, you'll find the fun-filled Aqua Fantasy Aquapark.
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