Popular destinations

Stretching more than seven miles, Patara Beach is the longest and most wildly beautiful in Turkey – and also one of the emptiest.

Antalya Kemer is a very popular holiday resort with its beaches, nature, nightclubs, and luxury hotels.

Even today, Konya is the most religiously conservative city in Turkey.

Located on Turkey’s north Aegean coast opposite the Greek island of Lesvos, Ayvalik is a popular tourist destination.

Bordered by stunning azure waters, Alanya is a beach bum travellers paradise and one of the places that deserve to be on any Turkey list.

The city ruins of Hierapolis are also open for exploration, which was first founded by King Eumenes II of Pergamon.

Known for its sun-warmed coasts, Bodrum is the perfect destination for the beach bum traveller.

The Blue Lagoon is separated from the main beach by a narrow strip of sand, where you can paddle into the warm water and relax.

Istanbul has a timeless charm that owes much to its rich history. The city was historically referred to as Byzantium and Constantinople.

Izmir is a metropolitan city in the western extremity of Turkey and the third most populous city in Turkey.

Antalya is the largest city on the Mediterranean coast outside the Aegean region with over one million people.

The Cappadocia hot air balloons are fast-becoming one of the most common travel bucket list items in the world.