Turkey’s coastline offers beautiful golden beaches and turquoise waters. Oludeniz Beach is perfect for swimming and water sports, with nearby Babadag Mountain ideal for paragliding. Accessible by boat, Butterfly Valley is a hidden gem with waterfalls, rare butterflies, and camping under the stars. Kaş is a diving hotspot, with underwater caves and shipwrecks, while Kekova Island reveals a sunken city best explored by kayak. Patara Beach is peaceful and pristine, and is also a nesting site for endangered loggerhead turtles! With countless Blue Flag beaches, Turkey promises sun-soaked relaxation and seaside thrills for every kind of traveller.

Cappadocia is a surreal landscape shaped by nature over millennia, with its fairy chimneys, valleys, and cave dwellings creating a magical setting. Explore ancient churches and monasteries at the Göreme Open-Air Museum, or wander the underground cities of Derinkuyu and Kaymakli. Hike through the vibrant Red Valley or enjoy a rooftop brunch with stunning views. But the true highlight is a sunrise hot air balloon ride—an unforgettable experience offering breathtaking views of the region’s unique rock formations and hidden caves. Whether you're exploring on foot or floating above, Cappadocia promises a journey into a world of wonder and history. 

Istanbul is a vibrant blend of cultures, history, and modern life. Visit the iconic Hagia Sophia with its grand dome and mosaics, then explore the nearby Blue Mosque, famed for its six minarets and blue tiles. Step into Ottoman opulence at Topkapi Palace, with its ornate rooms and Harem. Dive into local culture at the Grand Bazaar, home to over 4,000 shops—perfect for haggling over spices, textiles, and souvenirs. To truly appreciate Istanbul’s unique geography, take a cruise along the Bosphorus Strait. This natural waterway divides the city into its European and Asian sides. A Bosphorus cruise offers stunning views of historic palaces, fortresses, and charming waterfront neighbourhoods.

If you love the ancient world, Turkey is a treasure trove - and Ephesus is one of its brightest gems. Wander marble streets and marvel at the Library of Celsus, the Great Theatre, and the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders. Nearby, visit the humble stone house believed to be the Virgin Mary’s final home, a peaceful pilgrimage site surrounded by greenery. Explore the ruins of the Basilica of St. John, built over the Apostle’s burial site, offering panoramic views of Selçuk. Further east, discover the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Ani, an ancient city near the Armenian border, with remnants of churches, mosques, and fortifications that whisper stories of its glorious past.

We know what you’re thinking - a bath on a summer holiday? Turkish baths, or hammams, are more than a soak; they’re a cultural experience. These steamy sanctuaries offer relaxation and tradition, with heated rooms, exfoliation using a Kese mitt, and cool spaces to unwind. The marble interiors and domed ceilings add to the serene ambience. Pamukkale, meaning “Cotton Castle,” features dazzling white travertine terraces formed by mineral-rich thermal waters. Walk barefoot along the terraces and dip into the warm pools. Whether you’re detoxing, relaxing, or immersing yourself in tradition, Turkish baths are an unforgettable part of any journey through Turkey.

Holidays to Turkey are bursting with flavour, offering delightful dishes and restaurants galore. Resorts serve everything from traditional Turkish cuisine to international favourites, and all-inclusive hotels mean you can try it all! Start your day with a traditional Turkish breakfast (kahvalti), and enjoy tea or coffee in tulip-shaped glasses. Explore markets for döner kebab, and börek (savoury pastry). Dine marina-side on fresh seafood, kumpir (stuffed baked potatoes), and midye dolma (stuffed mussels). For dessert, indulge in Turkish delight, flavoured with rosewater, lemon, or pistachios. Turkey is a culinary adventure guaranteed to tickle your tastebuds and leave you craving more.