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Psyche - Nachtrag: Traum folgt den Schmerzen

Liege am Strand am Lara Beach und erinnere mich an die unerträglichen Schmerzen vor ein paar Tagen im Zirkuswagen in Cirali in der Nacht. Was haben die Schmerzen zu bedeuten? Habe ich meinem Körper zuviel zugemutet mit 4x Schwimmen gehen, 14km Laufen. Was haben meine Halluzinationen zu bedeuten? Was die Fenster zu anderen Welten? Und wurde von Was das Fenster, bzw. Portal durch das ich hindurch…

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Top 4 stranden in Antalya Kemer

Antalya heeft vooral de voorkeur van zowel binnenlandse als buitenlandse toeristen voor zeevakanties. Een heldere en turquoise zee, goudgele zandstranden fascineren mensen.

Phaselis-stranden

Phaselis Bay, gelegen in de buurt van het dorp Tekirova, op 12 km van het stadscentrum van Kemer, is een van de bezienswaardige plaatsen, met zijn historische rijkdom en zijn prachtige natuurlijke schoonheid, zowel om te bezoeken als om met volle teugen van de natuur te genieten. Dit is een belangrijke toeristische attractie in de regio Kemer. Belangrijke bouwwerken zoals de historische tempel, de poort van Hadrianus en het Phaselis-theater zijn te zien.

Phaselis en omgeving hebben een weelderige natuur. Het is mogelijk om hier een heerlijke dag door te brengen, historische gebouwen te bezoeken, te wandelen of te zwemmen. Er zijn in totaal 3 baaien rond de oude stad Phaselis, waar vaak de voorkeur aan wordt gegeven om te zwemmen. Alle baaien zijn beschut tegen de wind en hebben een golfvaste structuur. Wanneer de kleur van het water, dat turkoois wordt door de afwezigheid van golven, wordt geïntegreerd met de weelderige natuur eromheen, ontstaat er een perfect beeld.

Maanlicht strand

moonlight beach, gelegen in het centrum van Kemer, is een van de favoriete plekken van degenen die hier hun vakantie doorbrengen zonder te ver van het districtscentrum te gaan. Het strand heeft een populariteit die jaarlijks de voorkeur geniet van vele binnen- en buitenlandse toeristen. In de zomer is het soms zelfs onmogelijk om een plek te vinden, vooral in het weekend. Er zijn betaalde en gratis plaatsen op het strand. Wanneer u gebruik wilt maken van voorzieningen als WC, douche, kleedhokje en parasols en ligbedden wilt huren, kunt u kiezen voor betaalde plaatsen. Daarnaast zijn er rondom het strand plekken zoals restaurants en cafés waar je aan je eet- en drinkbehoefte kunt voldoen.

Voor het strand kunnen we zeggen dat het over het algemeen een zandstructuur heeft. De zee is schoon en ondiep. Het is niet erg schokkerig en daarom kunnen ook gezinnen met kinderen en mensen die net leren zwemmen de voorkeur geven aan deze plek. Degenen die een comfortabelere dag willen doorbrengen, kunnen kiezen voor de strandclubs rond het strand. Toegang tot het strand is eenvoudig en er zijn voldoende parkeerplaatsen voor degenen die met de auto komen. Als u de zee in wilt gaan in het gedeelte dat is gereserveerd als openbaar strand, vergeet dan niet uw handdoek en parasol mee te nemen.

Cirali-strand

Het strand van Cirali, dat elk jaar de voorkeur geniet van tienduizenden lokale en buitenlandse toeristen, is een van de meest aantrekkelijke plekken in het Middellandse Zeegebied met zijn unieke natuurlijke schoonheid en vredige stilte. Cirali, een van de rustigste gebieden van Antalya, staat ook bekend als de woonplaats van Caretta Carettas. Het biedt vakantiegangers alles wat wordt verwacht door de combinatie van de azuurblauwe wolkenloze lucht en de zon die de ziel verwarmt gedurende het hele zomerseizoen, evenals de unieke natuurlijke schoonheid en goudgele stranden.

Het kustgedeelte van het strand van Cirali heeft een mix van zand en kiezels. Het zou correct zijn om te zeggen dat het strand goudgeel is. De kleur van de zee daarentegen heeft een kleur die turkoois speelt en mensen energie geeft. Toegang tot het strand is gratis. Er is geen bedrijfslocatie beschikbaar. Als je komt, kun je je handdoek pakken en op het strand liggen en genieten van de zon, en je kunt jezelf onderdompelen in het koele water van de Middellandse Zee vanaf het hete zand. Als u van plan bent om uw vakantie in deze regio door te brengen, zijn er paden met prachtige uitzichten waar u kunt wandelen en plaatsen waar u kunt deelnemen aan activiteiten zoals paragliden en duiken.

Olympos strand

Olimpos, dat dicht bij Adrasan ligt en een van de favoriete plekken is voor natuur- en zeevakanties in de regio met zijn natuurlijke schoonheden, is een rustige en kalme plek binnen de grenzen van Kumluca. Het strand, gelegen aan de kust van de Lycische oude stad, is als een paradijs in de weelderige bossen. Het strand van Olimpos, dat degenen die het zien fascineert met zijn turquoise zee, is een beschermde plaats als een beschermd gebied van de 1e graad omdat het het paaigebied is van Caretta Carettas. Op deze manier herbergt de strandomgeving een ongerepte natuurlijkheid.

U kunt onze website bezoeken voor plaatsen om te bezoeken in Antalya. Wat te doen in Antalya

Het strand van Olympos, een van de meest populaire stranden van Antalya, is een van de prachtige plekken waar je met volle teugen kunt genieten van zee, zand en zon. Het strand, dat geïsoleerd ligt van de woonwijken, is een van de eerste plaatsen waar jaarlijks tienduizenden lokale en buitenlandse toeristen de voorkeur aan geven. Het strand, een van de frequente bestemmingen van dagelijkse boottochten, is ook een plek waar paraglidingactiviteiten worden gehouden.

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Best Beaches in Turkey

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Best Beaches in Turkey

Best Beaches in Turkey. When you’re a country with coastlines along the Aegean and Mediterranean seas you’re bound to be spoilt for choice when it comes to decent beaches and that’s certainly the case with Turkey. Some, like those around Marmaris, are well-known to foreign visitors and come with all the amenities a holiday-maker could ask for. Less developed options also abound, like those on the Datça Peninsula, while some, like those on the islands of Bozcaada and Gökçeada, are hugely popular with Turks but only slowly gaining a reputation with visiting holiday-makers.

Travelers looking for a beach vacation may want to consider the Turkish Riviera. Guests are surrounded by luxury, not to mention a wide variety of water activities from waterslides to windsurfing to just lounging on the beach. Or they can relax with a spa treatment or traditional Turkish bath. In addition these resorts offer many international cuisines along with fitness centers to work off those calories. Most of the best beach resorts in Turkey can be found between Antalya and Alanya, with a few near Bodrum and Oludeniz.

Travellers’ Choice Awards. Find out what the best Beaches in Turkey are as awarded by real travellers.

Kaputas Beach, Kas, Antalya

1- Kaputas Beach, Kas

Kaputas Beach Kas; The beach is situated at a distance of 20 km from Kaş and 7 from Kalkan, at a point where an extremely narrow valley towered by steep cliffs and forests joins the sea shore in the cove of the same name as the beach (Kaputaş). The beach is quite popular among visitors to the region due to its untouched natural beauty commanded by a view from the heights traversed by the State road D400 between Kaş and Kalkan.

Iztuzu Beach (Dalyan)

2- Iztuzu Beach (Dalyan)

Iztuzu Beach, Dalyan; Good beach, with or w/o logger-head turtles. The town, 8 km (5 miles) NW of Dalaman Airport, the river, cliff tombs and Caunos ruins are a nice bonus.

Iztuzu Beach is backed by the Dalyan Delta. 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 stunning and natural place.

If you are seeking complete isolation, turn left on your way to Iztuzu and follow the off-road tracks into the mountains. You’ll travel through lush forests and isolated mountain villages, and eventually you’ll find a number of isolated, stunningly beautiful beaches.

Alanya: Kleopatra (Cleopatra) Beach, Perfect Sand, Summer

3- Kleopatra Beach, Alanya

Kleopatra Beach, Alanya; The town (115 km/72 miles east of Antalya) is busy and crowded, but the beaches are so long (22 km/14 miles to the east) that there’s plenty of sand for everyone. Great Seljuk castle, too

Blue Lagoon (Oludeniz Beach), Fethiye

4- Blue Lagoon (Oludeniz Beach), Fethiye

Blue Lagoon (Oludeniz Beach), Fethiye; Ölüdeniz (Fethiye) Very fine, with good hotels, restaurants and bars, but because it’s Turkey’s most famous, it can get crowded.

Oludeniz Blue Lagoon Turkey is a wondrous place famous for its beautiful beaches and historical sights. It should be mentioned that Oludeniz beach resort is a rather quiet and peaceful place, so you won’t find some noisy disco-bars and shows. In fact, tourists come here for other reasons.

So where is Oludeniz in Turkey located and how to get to Oludeniz beach? Oludeniz resort (Olu Deniz) is located near town of Fethiye in the province of Mugla in Turkey. You can easiliy get from Fethiye to Oludeniz by dolmus – mini bus. So how far is Fethiye from Oludeniz? The distance from from Oludeniz to Fethiye is 13 km and road goes through Ovacik and Hisaronu. Olludeniz dolmus timetable will not make you to wait for bus to go for more than 30 minutes or you always can take Oludeniz taxi. Sometimes holidaymakers from Marmaris, Bodrum, Antalya is comeing for a day to Oludeniz Blue Lagoon Turkey. Abswering the question how far is Oludeniz from Marmaris we must admit that Oludeniz to Marmaris is 137 km.Aas for the distances to other resorts: Antalya to Oludeniz is 201 km, Bodrum to Oludeniz – 244 km, Icmeler to Oludeniz – 145 km. The closest to Blue Lagoon Oludeniz airport is Dalaman which is located in 63 km from the resort.

Ancient city and beach of Patara in Turkey

5- Patara Beach, Patara (Fethiye)

Patara Beach, Patara (Fethiye); 50 meters/yards wide and 20 km (12.5 miles) long, this beach 75 km (47 miles) south of Fethiye is Turkey’s finest. Accommodations—and shade—are limited, though.

Patara was founded in the V century BC and soon became the largest port of Lycia.The Temple of Apollo with oracle, that was considered the second most important temple after the Temple of Apollo in Delphi, was attracting pilgrims from all the Greek cities of Asia Minor.

So where is Patara in Turkey located? The Patara ruins and Patara beach are located approximately in 10 kilometers west of the modern Turkish town of Kalkan in province of Antalya (actually Patara is much closer to Fethiye than Antalya – there are 225 km from Patara beach to Antalya). The distance from Fethiye to Patara Turkey is 75 km.

During the wars between the successors of Alexander the Great the Patara city was the major naval port and shipyard. In 42 BC Brutus gave an ultimatum to residents of Patara – he promised to spare all citizens of Patara and even release previously captured captives for the surrender of the city otherwise he would arrange a similar to Xanthos massacre. Patara chose to give up.

The Roman emperor Hadrian used to live in Patara for some time. The Apostle Paul and the Luke the Evangelist stayed here and on the way to Rome. In 138 BC the population of the Patara city was about 20,000 and Patara was the second most important city after Ephesus. Patara is also the birthplace of St. Nicholas (270 AD) – Archbishop of Myra and the prototype of Santa Claus.

Today Patara Turkey is mostly known for its beautiful white sand beach. Patara Beach Turkey is a strip of white sand of 500m width stretching along the Mediterranean coast for 20 km. There are sunbeds, changing rooms, several places to eat and have fun on the beach. It is a place where tourists can relax in a quiet secluded atmosphere amid the stunning seascapes. Beach and the sea is maintained in perfect cleanliness as Patara is the National Park and protected by the government. Patara Beach in Turkey was recognized as the best beach in Europe by British weekly journal The Sunday Times. You can get to Patara beach from Fethiye by car on D400 – coastal road to Antalya.

Ilica Beach, Cesme

6- Ilica Beach, Cesme

Ilica Beach, Cesme;

Ilıca is a large resort area near Çeşme in the extreme western tip of Turkey, in İzmir Province. A township apart in practically all its aspects, Ilıca administratively depends the municipality of the district center of Çeşme, at a distance of 5 km to the west.

Ilıca started out as a settlement towards the end of the 19th century, initially as a retreat for wealthy people, especially from İzmir, during summer holidays. Today, it is a popular destination for many. Its name makes reference to its famed thermal springs, some of which are in the sea. As the thermal waters come out of the sea bed and mix with the sea water adding minerals very close to the Ilica Beach, swimming at Ilica Beach is ideal for the skin. Ilica is also home to mud baths which is known to cure many illnesses such as rheumatism, metabolism illnesses and gynaecological diseases.

Mentioned by Pausanias and Charles Texier, Ilıca thermal springs are also notable in Turkey for having been the subject of the first scientifically based analysis in Turkish language of a thermal spring, published in 1909 by Yusuf Cemal. By his time the thermal springs were well-known both internationally, scientific and journalistic literature having been published in French and in Greek, and across Ottoman lands, since the construction here of a still-standing yalı associated with Muhammad Ali of Egypt’s son Tosun Pasha who had sought a cure in Ilıca before his premature death.

Ilıca also has a fine beach, about 1.5 km long, as well as favorable wind conditions which make Ilıca, together with the neighboring Alaçatı, an internationally prized location for windsurfing.

“Go to Calis if you want a relaxing break!”

7- Calis Beach, Fethiye

Calis Beach, Fethiye;

Konyaalti Beach Park – Antalya (region) – Tourism

8- Konyaaltı & Lara Beach (Antalya)

Konyaaltı & Lara Beach (Antalya); Big, l-o-n-g pebble/coarse sand beach using the Blue Flag System to certify cleanliness

Konyaalti Beach Park

Walk on the multicolored pebbles and feel the warm waves tickle your feet in this scenic beach park with views of distant mountains. Konyaalti Beach Park is a vast stretch of pebbles with a stunning backdrop of mountains. Showers, restaurants and the sea offer sunbathers respite from the sweltering heat. Make this your favorite spot for watersports, swimming and relaxing by the Mediterranean Sea just outside the city center. Sunbathe on deck chairs while the kids play on the beach. Rent umbrellas to shade you from the sun while you lounge on a beach chair. Dip your toes in the water or go for a swim in the Mediterranean Sea. Look for the blue flag indicating the water is clean and safe for swimmers. The Beydaglari Mountains loom powerfully over the horizon as a reminder of the country’s scenic and varied landscape. Capture photos of the rocky giants hanging over the sea. Stay at one of the hotels with a view of the beach. Take part in watersports, such as Jet Skiing and parasailing, for a small price. Choose snacks at the many vendors’ stands along the beach. Buy nuts, ice cream and sodas to share with family and friends. Sit at a restaurant for a meal accompanied by the soothing sound of crashing waves. Behind the beach you will find a park with paths, trees and vast grassy area where you can play games. The Antalya Aqualand Water Park next to the beach is packed with thrilling slides and waterfalls. You do not have to pay to enter the beach and park, which is always open to the public. Remember to wear appropriate footwear, as the pebbles can get quite hot on summer afternoons. Konyaalti Beach Park is about 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) west of the central area of Antalya. You can drive to the beach, which has a large parking lot for visitors, in less than 15 minutes. The beach is next to the Miniature Culture Park, Antalya Aquarium and Antalya Museum. Ride the tram to the stop next to the museum and walk for 2 minutes to reach the beach. Buses also take passengers to the popular beach.

Olympos beach Antalya. A secluded beach 50 miles southwest of Antalya.

9- Olimpos (Antalya)

Olimpos (Antalya); The opposite of the others: small, secluded, atmospheric, backed by a forest filled with Roman ruins. 79 km (49 miles) southwest of Antalya

Laid on the Mediterranean coast in Antalya province, Olympus beach is famous as the place to see Chimera – natural flames issuing from the rocky mountains.

Getting there

To get to the beach from Antalya you can use a rented car. In this case, the trip is possible using a narrow road off the D400 highway. Also, there is a public transport service, although not direct.

Hotels and pensions are available in the villages of Cirali and Olympus, and getting to the beach from these villages is just a matter of a 15 min walk.

Side has sandy beaches, East and west

10- Side (Antalya)

Side (Antalya); The once-idyllic village 65 km (40 miles) east of Antalya is now crowded and noisy, but the beaches are still fine and unspoiled. Roman ruins abound

BODRUM PENINSULA BEACHES & COVES

11- Bodrum Peninsula

Bodrum Peninsula; Beaches in the towns are not great, but good smaller ones abound: Ortakent Yalısı (coarse sand & pebble), Turgutreis (surfy), and gem-like Gümüşlük

BODRUM PENINSULA BEACHES & COVESBODRUM PENINSULA BEACHES & COVES ADA BOGAZI (AQUARIUM) On the Bodrum peninsula between Gumbet and Bitez is the Akvaryum Cove, stretching for three kilometres towards the south. In front of it is Gorecik Island, which is also called ic Island. Between the Bodrum Peninsula and the island there is an area forming a strait and the cove, It is called Aquarium because of its crystal clear waters.In the open waters the sea floor 30 m. below can be seen with the naked eye. Throughout the day it get hoards of Daily Boat Trips and at night boats that anchor there. AKYARLAR COVE This cove with its wonderful beach and crystal clear waters is 13 km from Bodrum. It is one of the best places in the world to surf. Its ancient name is Arhialla. ASPAT BEACH Rising out of the shores of the Aegean and mentioned often in Turkish folk music, the real name of Aspat is Aspartos. Evliya celebi writes of Aspat in his Chronicles. Built upon a barren rock, the perimeter of Aspat Castle measures 700 paces. Here one may see the remains of a civilizations dating back to the Classic Age and continuing up until the present day. BAGLA BEACH With one of the best coves and beaches on the peninsula, it is an excellent place to camp and is 14 km from Bodrum. BARDAKCI BEACH Bardakçi is 500 m. from Bodrum. One can reach to Bardakci most of the time by sea. Its crystal clear sea is well-known for its springs. BITEZ BEACH One of the most beautiful coves on the peninsula, it is 10 km from Bodrum and has warm waters and sandy beaches. It is a beautiful quiet corner where blue and green reach out to touch each other in the tangerine orchards which stretch from the village to the sea. GOLKOY Located 13 km north of Bodrum, this beautiful cove blends the green of olive, tangerine and pine trees with that of palms. Because it faces the north, it is always lush and the water in the cove is cooler than that in the other coves. GUMBET BEACH About 3 km west of Bodrum, its waters are very shallow. It is an excellent place for beach surfing. Bardakci is a mere 1000 m. from Bodrum. Most people go there by Boat. It is known for its beach and the water, which is as clear as glass, as well as the fresh water spring there. GUNDOGAN Located 18 km from Bodrum, Gundogan cove is one of the coves that has been least changed by man and which still preserves its beauty in the most natural way. Its tangerine orchards are famous. GUMUSLUK It is one of the oldest settlements on the peninsula. It is still possible to see in places the underwater remains of the old harbor wall which connected Tavsan Island to the mainland. The sea and fish here are famous. Watching the sun set here amidst the lush green vegetation will be a life-long memory. GUVERCINLIK BEACH A cove of unusual beauty with every conceivable tone green and blue, it is located 25 km from Bodrum. Salih Island, located right across the water, only serves to enhance the natural appeal of this beautiful cove. KADIKALESI The sandy beaches of this crystal clear sea are surround with citrus orchards. Situated 23 km from Bodrum, it gets its name from the remains of a nearby castle belonging to the Hellenistic era. KARAINCIR Situated 16 km out of Bodrum, its 500 m. beach is one of the best in the area. ORTAKENT – YAHSI BEACH Located 14 km from Bodrum, its waters are warm and it has sandy beaches. Its tangerine orchards are quite famous. It is one of the best vantage points from which to view village life in Bodrum.

TORBA BEACH peaceful little village just 5 km from Bodrum, it is a charming yet lively place where the shining sea melds with the green pines and olive trees. There are boats going to Didim, Milet and Priene from here. TURGUTREIS BEACH Situated 20 km from Bodrum, the town is famous for its tangerine orchards. It is named for the famous Turkish admiral, Turgut Reis. In terms of population, it is the second most populous area after Bodrum. It is known for its unforgettable sunsets. TURKBUKU BEACH Situated beside Golkoy, at a distance from Bodrum of 15 km, it resembles Golkoy in almost every way. It is one of the places preferred by people looking for peace and quiet. YALIKAVAK BEACH Yalikavak impresses with its combination of alluring traditional charm and a sense of recognition of the importance of contemporary comforts desired by today’s discerning visitor. This is what makes Yalikavak attractive to those who care for both, the old and the new.

About Bodrum Peninsula

The ancient Bodrum peninsula is a beautiful port city on the Turkish Aegean Sea and is one of the most enchanting places in the region. It’s an attractive destination for wealthy Turkish families, jet-setters and European vacationers. The busy harbor is always littered with yachts and the area is bordered by white villas and palm trees

12- Kemer (Antalya)

Kemer (Antalya); Very mod-resorty, but near a lot of interesting day-trip possibilities

13- Pamucak (Ephesus)

Pamucak (Ephesus); Big, broad, dark sand, only 7 km (4 miles) west of Ephesus, relatively clean with a few cig butts and bottlecaps

14- Sarıgerme (Dalaman)

Sarıgerme (Dalaman); Very near busy Dalaman Airport, this well-kept beach is somewhat undiscovered, quieter, great for families and those interested mostly in beach time.

15- Kızkalesi (Silifke)

Kızkalesi (Silifke); Known only to Turks and savvy foreigners, this beach 25 km (16 miles) east of Silifke is sort of small but the castle out at sea makes up for it.

16 Sinop

Sinop; Sinop Nice beaches, never crowded, because the Black Sea water is usually pretty chilly.

17- Kuşadası (Ephesus)

Kuşadası (Ephesus); Nice enough Aegean beaches, but small and very crowded

18- Samandağ (Antakya)

Samandağ (Antakya); W-a-y down near Syria (26 km/16 miles) southwest of Antakya, but has a trash problem.

19- Anamur (Alanya)

Anamur (Alanya); Good beach that only Turks seem to know about, 127 km (79 miles) southeast of Alanya. Interesting Byzantine ghost town nearby.

20- Çalış (Fethiye)

Çalış (Fethiye); Long beach near the city cradling yacht-happy Fethiye Bay, good but somehow un-charming, and famous Ölüdeniz is just 10 km (6 miles) away over the hills.

21- Blue Flag Beaches

Blue Flag Beaches; The Blue Flag beach hygeine system has been adopted by some Turkish beaches. You should know about it to protect your health.

22- Icmeler Beach, Marmaris

Icmeler Beach, Marmaris;

23- Cirali Beach, Cirali

Cirali Beach, Cirali;

Antalya, Turkish Riviera

The Turkish Riviera is the most stunning part of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast with its perfect sun, clean beaches, ultra luxury resorts, nature and history. Antalya is the largest city on the Mediterranean with its charming harbour. It is typical of Turkey, a thriving modern city, with a historic heart in the centre of Kaleici, within the old city walls. This area has seen something of a renaissance in recent years, with many of the wooden Ottoman mansions being restored and turned into boutique hotels. The symbol of Antalya is the Yivli Minare built by the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubat in the 13th century. Culture lovers will find plenty of interest in the Archaeological Museum which has artefacts fro m the Paleolithic Age right through to Ottoman times.

Antalya has a backdrop of stunning mountain scenery, and the city is set high on cliffs, with many of its grandest hotels overlooking the sea on the outskirts of the town. The beach area of Lara, approximately 12 km to the east is home to the best beach in the area, known for its golden sand, which is rapidly becoming a resort in its own right. To the west, the long pebble beach of Konyaalti is also popular. Heading up into the mountains, you can make the most of the beautiful scenery by visiting the spectacular Duden or Kursunlu Waterfalls to see a completely different side to the Turkish landscape. Antalya has a large number of five star hotels, many of which have meetings facilities, and this, together with the Pyramid Congress Centre which can hold up to 3000 delegates make it a popular venue for conferences.

Patara Another must see for any summer traveler to Turkey is Patara Beach. Located in Antalya, the Patara is one of the Mediterranean’s longest beaches at 18km in length, and under protection by the Turkish government for nesting sea turtles. Curvy, sweeping sand dunes, surrounded by ancient ruins along with stiff coastal breezes for excellent wind surfing takes Patara Beach to the top of lists of World’s Best Beaches for both natural beauty and great value.

Belek Belek is Turkey’s premier golf resort with its spectacular long, golden sandy beaches, and a backdrop of mountains. Belek has won awards for environmentally friendly development and there are many rare species of plant and wildlife indigenous to the area. Accommodation is mostly of the five star variety with all facilities laid on including sporting and other activities, spa treatments and entertainment. Many of the hotels are also set up to cater for children with kids clubs and other facilities.

Kemer Kemer is one of Turkey’s first multipurpose resorts, carefully planned to blend in with the surrounding scenery. At its heart is the attractive marina, a stopping off point for gulets on the blue cruise. Around it are sophisticated shops, bars and restaurants catering for the resort’s well-heeled clientele. Kemer has a clean pebble beach, but the main resort areas are on the beaches located a little further out, namely Kiziltepe, Goynuk, Beldibi, Camyuva and Tekirova. Surrounded by pine forests, they offer a range of accommodation including five star hotels, all designed to blend in to the natural environment.

Alanya Alanya is a modern resort, famed for its beautiful sandy beaches. Its harbour is dominated by the Red Tower, which protected the dockyards in Seljuk times, the remains of which can still be seen in the waters. High on a promontory is the old fortress with its well preserved walls, towers and Byzantine church. It takes about an hour to walk up but it is well worth it for the views alone. Alanya itself has lots of blue flag beaches and has a full range of accommodation with plenty of good shops and restaurants, together with lively nightlife.

Side The old town of Side is set on a peninsula with sandy beaches to either side, surrounded still by the ancient city walls. It boasts an impressive ancient Hellenistic theatre, the largest in the area, with seating for 17.000, overlooking the sea; a charming museum and the stunning Temple of Apollo, a romantic spot at sunset. Side has something for everyone: great beaches, history, an abundance of shops, lively nightlife and a good choice of restaurants.

Olympos – Cirali (Çıralı) Olympos is in a charming spot set on a 5 km long beach amidst unspoilt nature, and the ruins include baths, a temple, Roman theatre and necropolis. To the north of Olympos, past the attractive beach front hamlet of Cirali, high on the hillside is the legendary burning flame of Chimera, literally burning stone.

Olympos Bey Mountains Coast National Park Koprulu Canyon National Park

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Çıralı beach at sunset, Turkey (2016)

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Turkin upeimmat rannat? Patara Beach number one

Antalyan lentokentältä Alanyaan vievä tie noudattelee enimmäkseen Turkin Rivieran rantaviivaa. Valtava määrä hotelleja on valmistautunut ottamaan vastaan rantaelämää ja aurinkoa odottavia pohjoisen lomailijoita. Väheksymättä massaturismia, johon lähes jokaisella on mahdollisuuksia, luonnon ystävälle löytyy Turkista vielä kauniita lähes luonnontilaisia rantoja.

Löysin brittiläisen Natalien…

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Cirali Beach, Kemer ( Parte lll) Además de la playa, aquí puedes visitar las famosas ruinas de Olympos, hogar de la llama Quimera (que te comenté en el posteo anterior)y conocer el pueblo de Cirali, tranquilo pero moderno. Este es el sitio ideal para que abandones tu celular y computadora y te desintoxiques un poco de la vida digital. Te animas a probarlo? #siqueresviajar #viajes #viajar #ciudadesdelmundo #playa #ciudadesconencanto #estambul #ist #istambul #istambul🇹🇷 #klm #turkey #turismo #turquia🇹🇷 #viajando #verano #sol #viajandoporelmundo #turistando #arena #turistas #travelling #mar #maradriatico #marmediterraneo #marnegro #costaturquesa https://www.instagram.com/p/CfRFoGLuXuD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Cirali Beach is a jewel of a beach in the small rural village of Cirali, lapped by glistening blue waters and framed by spectacular and verdant mountain scenery. Situated on the Turkish coast south of Antalya, the white pristine sand, and jaw dropping sunset views make Cirali one of the must visit beaches in Turkey. #ciralibeach in #turkey #visa #online #application #evisa #eta #tourist #entryvisa https://www.official-turkey-visa.org/must-visit-beaches-in-turkey/ (at Cirali Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CY4k-hdhJho/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Top 10 Places in Turkey to Visit

Turkey is one of the greatest under-rated travel destinations of our time, especially for backpackers. It is located in western Asia and south-eastern Europe and has been receiving the cultures from both continents. That’s why it is so attractive for many travelers around the world. It is rich for beautiful natures, ancient ruins, beaches, mountains, and architectural heritage. We have been traveling around Turkey last summer for 5 weeks and we tried to avoid the touristy places. If you are planning to visit Turkey in a more adventurous way, we would recommend you visit these top 10 places as below. (Prices may differ since we explored Turkey in high-season, the prices might be up.

Here are the top 10 places in Turkey:

10 Kas on Top 10 Places in Turkey

Kas, once an unspoiled fishing village, is now a relatively unspoiled tourist town on the southern bulge of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast southeast of Fethiye and southwest of Antalya. The beaches are small, pebbly and apt to be crowded, so visitors in search of a broad, long sand beach drive west to Patara. Kas is also a good place for exploring the plentiful ancient Lycian cities and archeological sites. When we were there, it was so hot that we couldn’t sleep in our tent at night. We crashed at the beach and fell asleep there. The view was wonderful and the water bright blue, unfortunately, the hot weather makes us leave the place.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Kas from Antalya of Fethiye around 3 hours driving. We recommend you stay in Kas camping 45TL for 2 persons including the tent. The camping doesn’t have a swimming pool but it has its own private beach.

9 Safranbolu on Top 10 Places in Turkey

Safranbolu is a historical place located near the northwestern black sea coast of Anatolia in Karabuk Zonguldak, dates back as far as 3000BC. It was placed in the world cultural heritage list by UNESCO in appreciation of the successful efforts in the preservation of its real name for its houses. While walking around, you might feel like you are in a cute little French or Austrian city or village.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Safranbolu from Samsum for 35TL per person. We recommend you stay in Safa Pension for 60TL for 2 persons.

8 Istanbul

Istanbul once known as Constantinople and Byzantium before that, it is the biggest city in Turkey and the second biggest city in the world. It is a magical meeting place of East and west. It has more top-drawer attractions than it has minarets. The mosques, bazaars, and Turkish baths of Istanbul could keep you happily occupied for your entire trip, an eyeful of breathtaking architecture (which is interesting for people who love buildings, we are more of the nature-loving kinds). Kick your trip off at the Sultan Ahmet Camii “Blue Mosque”, which is visible from many points of the city. Stroll the Galata Bridge and stop by the Miniaturk Park to see its tiny artifacts. The Grand Bazaar has thousands of shops to browse. We especially loved our day relaxing at the river-side with some soda away from the big-city life.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Istanbul from everyplace in Turkey. We recommend you stay in Chill Outliya Hostel 64TL for 2 persons, the atmosphere is good there and the rooms are decent.

7 Kusadasi

Kusadasi used to be a fishing village but now Kusadasi, on Turkey’s west coast, has transformed into a bustling holiday place. The beaches are the main pull during the day, and after dark, the town comes to life, with vibrant bars and clubs. It gives you8 beaches to choose from. There is Ladies Beach, Guzelcamli and many more. The ruins of the ancient city of Ephesus are just half an hour away. You can see the remains of the Temple of Artemis, the Roman library. This was our first stop after Istanbul and we didn’t really like the city itself, it was very touristy and the beach was dirty.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Kusadasi from Istanbul by taking a night bus around 11 hours driving. We recommend you stay at Yat Camping for 30TL 2 persons including the tent.

6 Amasya

Amasyastands in the mountains above the Black Sea coast, set apart from the rest of Anatolia in a narrow valley along the banks of the Yeşilırmak River. Strolling around the city gives you a feeling of being in a French town. The city is surrounded by mountains which include ancient kings’ tombs. At night the city starts living and the atmosphere is enjoyable.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Amasya from Sivas I think it is 30TL per person. You can find accommodation there around 80TL for 2 persons.

5 Amasra on Top 10 Plcaes in Turkey

Amasra is 6hours driving, 450km-long journey from Istanbul to Amasra, but your first glimpse of the city from the hills above will tell you that the trip was worthwhile. Behind the mountains is located a  peninsula with two bays and a rocky island reached by a Roman bridge, the town is the Black Sea’s prettiest port. It’s a popular tourist center, but low-key in comparison with many Aegean and Mediterranean resorts.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Amasra from Bartin I think around 10TL per person. We recommend you stay in Balkaya Pensiyon Amasra for 100TL for 2 persons. The day after we hitchhiked from Bartin to Amasra, which is a cheaper and more adventurous option. We caught a ride within a few minutes.

4 Iztuzu beach / Dalyan on Top 10 Places in Turkey

Iztuzu beach is a 4,5KM long beach near Dalyan in the Mediterranean. During the day people swim, walk, lay in the sun to the sound of the cramping waves, but at night a barrier comes down and the beach is claimed back by nature, in particular by hundreds of loggerhead turtles, one of the oldest surviving animals in the world.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Iztuzu beach from Dalyan for 5TL per person by minibus. You can also rent bikes (like we did) and bike some 12 kilometers from Dalyan to Istuzu Beach, a mountainous area with beautiful surroundings (Just rent appropriate mountain bikes to make it easier for yourself, we did it with normal bikes, and it was a hell of a way haha). We recommend you stay in Dalyan Camping in Dalyan 40TL for 2 persons including the tent

3 Olympos

Olympos is believed to be a pre-Greek word for the mountain over 20 peaks. It is under conservation laws protecting the area from the development of mass tourism, making it unique as a natural paradise for everyone to enjoy. From the main street, you can enter the beach by paying 6TL per person. You can take a walk around the old, Greek ruins and ancient rocks. Follow the broken river to the beach and you will find the hidden pearl. Take some time to discover and hike around. Olympos forms part of the Olympos Bey Daglari National park situated on Turkey’s southern coastline in the province of Antalya. It is famous for three houses as well. While staying in Olympos you could also take some time to visit the natural fires of Chimaera in Cirali, just a few minutes away from Olympos.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Olympos from Antalya but also from Kas and other places. We recommend you stay in treehouses around 50TL/70TL per person Including breakfast and dinner. There are plenty of campsites as well.

2 Saklikent on Top 10 Places in Turkey

Saklikent gorge is one of the top 10 places in Turkey. It is the second-largest gorge in Europe, the longest and deepest gorge in Turkey, about 40 minutes driving from Fethiye. It is a spectacular place with sculpted walls soaring high above. The gorge is walkable after April when most of the snow from the Taurus Mountains has melted and passed through the gorge on its way to the Xanthos River. If you want, you can rent rafts and raft from through the river.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can get to Saklikent from Fethiye for 10TL per person by a small dolmus bus. We recommend you stay in Saklikent camping 30TL for 2 persons including the tent, sanitary and a small swimming pool. Be aware of taking food and beverages since the small restaurants there are expensive and there isn’t a decent shop to do your groceries.

1 Goreme / Cappadocia on Top 10 Places in Turkey

Cappadocia is on the top 10 places in Turkey. It is the historic area of central Anatolia bounded by the towns of Hacibektas, Aksaray, Nigde, and Kayseri. known as Cappadocia ancient times and It is still Kapadokya informally today. It is famous for its valley, canyon, hills and unusual rock formation created as a result of the eroding rains and winds of thousands of years ago. Cappadocia was a famous spot for early hippies on the hippie trail in the 1960s. Some came just for 2/3 nights but stayed there for a lifetime. Enjoy the silence and the amazing surroundings, Cappadocia is definitely a visit worth it while escaping from the busy city life.

How to get there and where to stay?

You can find the bus from any decent city to Göreme and then possibly you will have to change the bus. (Free service) The price is around 50TL per person from Antalya.  We recommend you stay in camping called Göreme camping 30TL for 2 persons including the tent.

These are the top 10 places in Turkey, but I am sure there are more beautiful places to discover in Turkey. Please, let us know what you think in the comment section and don’t forget to read How to go from Antalya to Cappadocia.

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Eco-friendly Private Yacht Charters with Your Boat Holiday: How to Save Sea Turtles

The matter of sea turtles rescue from “human calamities” (threats like entanglement in fishing gear, plastic, and marine debris and so on) unfortunately it is now well known. For sure, everyone knows how dangerous this situation is, but it seems that this problem is not taken seriously as it should, despite the important and numerous information campaigns launched to prevent the extinction of the sea turtle and strongly supported by associations, such as the WWF itself.

Now over 80% of sea turtles ingest plastic and waste or accidentally fall victim to fishermen and boats. In fact, it becomes increasingly rare to be able to admire specimens in marine areas where they used to swim.

Also, the marine turtle called “Caretta caretta”, typical species of Mediterranean Sea, is in danger of extinction and there are now many rescue centers dedicated to saving this specimen.

How to Save Sea Turtles during your Yacht Charter and Sailing Holidays?

Your Boat Holiday is not only dedicating this article to the protection and extinction of sea turtles, but we chose, as “sea lovers” (we consider that sea a natural element that became our job out of pure passion), to make us an active participant, also involving our customers.

That’s the reason why Your Boat Holiday, the leading company in the organization of private yacht charters all over the world, is launching a project dedicated to the rescue of this fascinating species.

So, all our clients that want to join to this plan, they will also be able to turn their holidays in a moment of joy and at the same time safeguard, thanks to the support of partners who have been experts in this type of intervention for years.

Our will and our dream are that our customers (continuing to enjoy relaxation and fun onboard of first-class boats, with high levels crews, so maintaining our standards) devolve part of their sailing holidays to the preservation and prompt intervention of a protected species such as that of sea turtles.

For this reason, Your Boat Holiday is dedicating and is using its energies in this project: our intent is in fact to combine the pleasure of a boat holiday with being useful for such an important cause, such as emergency intervention and rescue of sea turtles.

We encourage our clients and partners, and anyone who is sensitive to the protection of the sea turtles, to reduce marine debris and plastic use, to participate in coastal clean-up, supporting this global objective.

Aid this cause with Your Boat Holiday because:

You will enjoy a memorable and unique experience;

You will discover the most striking destinations around the world;

You will join your sailing holidays aboard brand new yachts and boats in immaculate conditions, crewed by experienced and extremely qualified staff;

You will receive our 24/7 customized assistance and top-level services;

You will discover nature and the animal world like never before;

You will grow as a person and part of a community;

You will contribute to the preservation of our ecosystem;

How to join the project?

Send us an email at ask@yourboatholiday.com, give us a call or text (also on WhatsApp) at +393343600997.

Who can join the project?

All those who wish, be they customers who wish to help or operators who want to propose themselves for such collaboration.

What are the main nesting sites for sea turtles in the Mediterranean?

The main nesting sites for sea turtles in Italy:

Il tratto di costa tra Condofuri Marina e Africo (Reggio Calabria);

Isole dei Conigli (Lampedusa);

Pozzolana di Ponente (Linosa);

Oasi di Vendicari;

Then there are other areas of spawning, always in Italy: Sicily, Calabria, Apulia, Sardinia, Basilicata, Lazio, Tuscany, Abruzzo and Marche.

The main nesting sites for sea turtles in Greece:

Zakynthos;

Kefalonia;

Peloponnese;

Rhodes;

Crete;

The main nesting sites for sea turtles in Cyprus:

Lara Bay;

The main nesting sites for sea turtles in Turkey:

Cirali Beach;

Itzuku;

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WOOD HOUSE AND BUNGALOV HOTELS

Have you ever had a chance to take a vacation in a tree house? Have you ever had a luxury stay in a bungalow? Or let's ask, have you ever had a bungalow experience? If not, this post is for you!If you have no answer to all these questions, as well as the classic holiday offerings of the big holiday hotels and if you are looking for an alternative holiday tree house and bungalow houses with different accommodation facilities is now the time to choose. Modern holidaymakers both in the world and in our country are bored of classical understanding. We are all in search of concept holidays.Tree houses and bungalows that fill our eyes with architecture offer us holiday alternatives that are quite out of the classic. When it comes to environmental and trend holidays in the world, tree houses come to the forefront. These hotels have been frequently preferred in our country in recent years. The first place that comes to mind when we say tree house is Olympos, yes, but outside the region, the concept of tree houses and bungalows is spreading. Moreover, tree houses and bungalows offer comfort and luxury, which is far beyond your expectations! Here are our tree house concept hotels that host both luxury and comfort for you: 1-BARAKA HOUSE

Located on the seafront of Çıralı Village, Baraka House offers air-conditioned bungalows set in beautiful gardens adorned with fruit trees. The resort offers beach service to its guests with its umbrellas and umbrellas for you to use in a private area on Çıralı Beach, just 50 meters away.The wooden bungalows have a bedroom and separate living room, and all bungalows have a private bathroom and a very spacious veranda for your convenience.You can start the day with a Turkish breakfast of traditional and locally grown organic products. You can enjoy your breakfast in the garden under the shade of the fruit trees. There is also a restaurant where you can taste Turkish food.Çıralı’s shops and restaurants are within walking distance. The hotel is 3 km from Chimera (Khimaira). Olympos is a half-hour walk away and Antalya Airport is 95 km away.Here you are where the eternity of the sky meets the generosity of the seas. The sun rising from the place where the two blues could not tell the words, the 3.5 km. long beach.In order to immerse yourself in the cool waters of the Mediterranean, blue and green are waiting for you in a few steps to the most beautiful resort.Due to its natural and archaeological beauties, Çıralı is one of the most popular and beautiful holiday resorts of the world and Antalya. It consists of bungalows. The rooms are designed to make your home comfortable.Bungalows located in a spacious and spacious garden, both couples and families to appeal to a subtle and simple design. 2-Hotel Lycia Ulupınar Lycia Ulupınar Hotel is located in the town of Kemer in the Kemer district of Antalya, 70 km from Antalya city center and 83 km from the airport. Opened in 2014, the hotel welcomes guests with the same friendliness and warmth as a family-run hotel. It is located on the southern slope of the Tahtali Mountain (2356 m.), The most spectacular summit of the Beydaglari range of the western Taurus Mountains, on the northern slopes of Olympos, Cirali coast and ruins. It is an ideal location especially for guests who enjoy extreme sports such as trekking. Since the ancient times, the “Lycian Way kullanıl, which we call, the Lycian Way, antik connects the ancient cities of different lengths and panoramas in order to walk the paths of domestic and foreign guests by staying in the hotel, the hotel's calm, quiet environment and leave good memories. Unlike other large holiday hotels, if you want to experience a different holiday in an unusual alternative environment, Lycia Ulupınar Hotel is the place you are looking for. 3- Kibala Hotel

A patio, a lot of bungalows in the house, a swarm of crickets, a wonderful ambiance that is not lacking in the hood, what more do you get. This is a mini oasis created by dear Bülent Bey! We have also been in our Small Hotels Site and book since 2007.The bungalows of Kibala Hotel consist of specially decorated houses, the smallest of which is 30 m2 away from each other.Breakfast with more than 10 jams made from fruit grown in the garden is a complete feast. Kibala has a wide and distinguished wine cellar; Turkish folk, ethnic, classical, jazz and blues music accompany the aged wines. In addition to cinema screenings from time to time, it is possible to do boat tours, walks on the Lycian roads and sightseeing with the offered bicycles.Suitable for children, Pet friendly. There is also a disabled house. 4- Rüya Villen Park In the Western Mediterranean, at the foot of Beydağlar, between Olympos and Chimera, the world's paradise, Çıralı, 200 meters from the sea, 200 meters from the sea, each of which consists of 8 independent wooden villas, each of the villas of Rüya Villen Park carries the names of the unique beauties of the Mediterranean and offers you the comfort and comfort of your home. It offers. The villas are 73 m2 and consist of living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and terrace. 5- Villa Lukka

They have placed 13 bungalows on the slopes of Mount Olympos, amongst the green trees, among the portal trees and the colorful flowers that smell beautiful. We are very impressed when you visit here. When we look at the photos before we go, "I wonder if this is the truth, does it match the photos?" and then we said yes, that's the truth. Simply and in summary without exaggeration; luxury is here, elegance is here, comfort is here, pleasure, naturalness, freshness, flavor are all here. - no ads on these lines, exact information: - It is not possible for the guests of Small Hotels to dislike the hotel, which gives the right to this ecological category.Let's just start sorting the details right away, as you no longer have enough input in it.The decoration of the bungalows is very ambitious, all the details have come from the skillful hands of a good interior designer and Ayfer-Zeynep Karakuş brothers. No choice is ordinary, they are all carefully thought out combined with each other. Since the villas have high ceilings (we asked for the height of some of them by the way 6 meters:)) Even when your air conditioner is closed, there is not much of an overwhelming atmosphere. They also care about cleaning, rooms are cleaned regularly, everywhere is like a flower. The beds were very comfortable. Parking beds are also available for families with children. Each villa has its own veranda. Here you can enjoy the hammock accompanied by the sounds of birds, you can read your book. There are also special suites for honeymooners.They serve in bed and breakfast concept. The breakfasts are spreading, the varieties are plentiful and the products that come are fresh. You can also eat every meal at Karakuş Restaurant which is located on the seafront. They produce pita bread and bread themselves in stone ovens, hot, fresh, pufidik pufidik. Of course they can also make pita and lahmacun here.… In addition, always fresh fish, plenty of appetizers are available. The menu is rich with a variety of grilled meats and kebabs, international cuisine and different salads made with very fresh greens. There is also a bar with different quality wine and various drinks. They also recommend the tahini ice-cream dessert, fresh from the oven.The hotel is 200 m from the beach. so we can say 5 min. The road to the beach passes through a small pathway surrounded by lemon and orange trees. They have their own beach, sun loungers and straw umbrellas are all available. (By the way, the rooms also have towels for you to use on the beach, aren't they too thin?:)) Staff friendly, courteous and warm. If you are coming by plane, they can direct you to the transfer. Distance to Antalya Airport 90 km. Parking spaces are also available if you wish to come with your vehicle. 6- Turkuaz Köy Finike's agriculture, history and nature is in TurkuazKöy. Enjoy the peace and tranquility in the orange groves where the Geographic Marked Finike Orange grows and by the Limyros River. Wooden rooms have air conditioning, minibar, TV and all other details for your comfort. Famous for breakfast in the village of Finike, the restaurant serves regional cuisine as well as international cuisine, while watching the beautiful views of the village. There is also a natural pool that allows you to safely enter the fresh water called Gokcay, which is known as Fertile Limyros River.There are different spots to visit in and around Finike every season. The ancient city of Limyra is surrounded by gardens and Myra, Arykanda and Rhodiapolis are half an hour away. Gokbuk Canyon, Karaoz, Gelidonya Lighthouse, Adrasan and Suluada, Kekova and Kalekoy, Alacadag National Park, Elmali and so on. one hour away.Beyond offering a comfortable rest and tranquility holiday, TurkuazKöy shares all the natural beauties of Finike with you from orange to olive and from bays to history. However, they bring the citrus products harvested for 12 months to your door with special discounts and opportunities for the guests staying in the hotel. If you wish harvest, care, jam making and so on. activities. 7- Club Amazon Bördübet Club Amazon Bördübet has a wild, extraordinary air that is reminiscent of the Amazon forests. It is on the banks of the creek that connects the sea from the forest. You can reach the beach with a pleasant and unique experience by walking under the trees or rowing with canoes from the creek. The wood under the pine trees, the ardo Vardo ”gypsy carts, is far from the classic hotel concept. Specially designed accommodation units are covered with glass, so that you can fall asleep watching the stars. New accommodation units “Boutique Vans, with glass ceilings. Both the terraces overlooking the pool and the size make the “stone rooms” attractive for crowded families. Tours in the surrounding area, strolling in the bays with your canoe, swimming breaks, open-air cinema under the centuries-old pine trees in the forest, watching the sunset with drinks and music from the hill overlooking Seven Islands is quite enjoyable. "Glamping" the representative of the trends in the Turkey Club on Amazon, he longed for the taste of food. Apart from the usual holiday concept, it can be connected to Amazon in a few days without giving up the comfort you are looking for; You can wake up the lam glamper deki within you. 8- Olympos Village Hotel

How does it sound to stay in pine forests in log houses imported from Finland?From the terrace of the spacious, air-conditioned high ceilings and modern bungalows, where you will find comfort in your home, it is normal to watch the stunning views of the surrounding nature.Ecological village hotel; sports activities include sea kayaking, mountain biking, tours with ATV, walking on the ancient Lycian way. You can also attend yoga classes every morning and afternoon during your stay.The restaurant of the ecological village serves Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients from the surrounding organic farming gardens. In the vitamin bar, they offer fresh fruit and vegetable juices for detox. 9- Golden Key Bördübet According to The Sunday Times, Golden Key Bordubet, which is shown among the 100 100 Most Popular Hotels in Europe 27, is located at a point where the creek and sea intersect in Bordubet, one of the unique bays of the Gulf of Gokova, 27 kilometers from Marmaris. Bördübet offers 16 Deluxe Rooms, 10 Family Rooms, 1 Romantic House, 1 Boathouse, 1 Garden House and 1 Corner House. Vegetables, fruits and local herbs collected from the organic garden provide your body with the care it deserves. Overlooking the 19 bays, Golden Key Bördübet is the summit of the island's Gökova 360, where you can enjoy a special drink selected from the hotel's cellar. The peace of being alone with you in this unique environment spreads your whole body and brings your soul to the pinnacle of serenity. 10- Perdue Hotel

A hidden place ... A sound that nature sings as freely as possible, echoing the soul of the listener ...With a fragrance that carries the beauty of Baba Mountains in the breeze, a taste in which ruby ​​and shiraz are poured into the Mediterranean flavors ...It is a visual feast where green and blue, rocks and waves dance and those who are not from here are always missing.For this reason, Perdue is not a hotel, but a sound, a smell, a taste, a warm hug, apart from the idea of ​​a classic boutique hotel. . When was the last time you stepped into the ground and took a deep breath, Or woke up in your comfy bed but in the middle of nature with the sounds of birds.When was the last time you got up in the morning, you washed your face in the sea, Or you cut the tomato for breakfast, So much of nature but comfort in the lap of blue and green so harmonious and natural?Or did you listen to your favorite voice in a Mediterranean song?Have you ever seen the sun disappear in such a vast, vast sea?Here is Perdue, a film set for you to re-create and create these moments, a fairy-tale world that invites you to be a director, actor and producer. Read the full article

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Теплое море и красивые горы - визитная карточка Турции 🇹🇷🌅🏞️. Подборка лучших пляжей турецкого побережья: 1 - Голубая лагуна (Олюдениз) #oludeniz 2 - Капуташ #kaputaş 3 - Iztuzu beach (Дальян) #iztuzubeach 4 - Пляж Клеопатры (Аланья) #kleopatrabeach 5 - Ичмелер (Мармарис) #icmeler 6 - Чирали #cirali 7 - Патара #patara 8 - Ilica Beach (Чешме) #ilicabeach 9 - Калис (Фетхиэ) #calisbeach 10- Лара (Анталия) #larabeach #turkeybeach #beachturkey #пляжитурции #моретурция #море #пляж #пляжи #фотосессия #фотограф #профессиональныефото #фототурция #модель (at mediterainian sea, Turkey) https://www.instagram.com/pro_photo_tur/p/BzA1tTqALGm/?igshid=r6jxabl0o0e2

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Summer is coming! If you are wondering where you gonna go, click on the website to see the list of 7 must-go beaches in Turkey. Don’t miss them because Turkish is one of the most magical countries in the world.  There are seven beaches in total and here are the overall list 

1. Cleopatra Beach

2. Konyaalti Beach

3. Kaputas Beach

4. Cirali Beach

5. Oludeniz Beach

6. Iztuzu Beach

7. Patara Beach

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Olympos // #tbt #olimpos #olympos #instagood #me # #cute #photooftheday #cirali #beautiful #happy #picoftheday #instadaily #food #swag #amazing #TFLers #fashion #igers #fun #summer #instalike #bestoftheday #smile #like4like #friends #instamood (Olympos Beach)

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Three years ago today - I discovered paradise while marvelling at this estuary. He is the one who has set free the two kinds of water, one sweet and palatable, and the other salty and bitter. And He has made between them a barrier and a forbidding partition. - Qur'an (25:53) #Olympos #cirali #Antalya #Lycia #Turkey #mediterranean #mediterraneansea #travel #wanderlust #traveladdict #eurasia #nature #throwback #travelthrowback #2015 #beach #nature #travelthelesstakenroad #backpacking #lelsinturkey (at Çıralı / Olympos)

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Cirali Beach, Kemer ( Parte ll) La naturaleza escarpada y montañosa de la costa significa que muchas calas son difíciles de alcanzar ipero vale la pena! y si no, puedes tomar los famosos cruceros que por mar, te ayudarán a llegar a la costa. #siqueresviajar #viajes #viajar #ciudadesdelmundo #playa #ciudadesconencanto #estambul #ist #istambul #istambul🇹🇷 #klm #turkey #turismo #turquia🇹🇷 #viajando #verano #sol #viajandoporelmundo #turistando #arena #turistas #travelling #mar #maradriatico #marmediterraneo #marnegro #costaturquesa # https://www.instagram.com/p/CfOWkC0O5tJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=