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ISTANBUL The charm and
character of Istanbul lies in its endless variety and jumble of
contradictions. Its fascinating history has bequeathed the city a vivid
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GOCEK Gocek is a small fishermens village on lays between Fethiye and Dalaman.It is about 20 kms from Dalaman airport. Gocek is very famous with its almost untouched nature, suitable for people ascape from city to find out serenity. Also with several numbers of modern, fully equiped marinas, Gocek is a favorite point for yachts and sailing boats.
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FETHIYE The small port town of Fethiye occupies
the site of the ancient city Telmessos, with an impressive ancient
theatre and numerous Lycian rock
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BODRUM Bodrum is one of
the holiday places which have the highest visitor potential in Turkey.
The population immediately increases with the number of
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MARMARIS Marmaris is truly the Jewel of the Turkish Riviera. It is Turkey's most sophisticated and multi-faceted resort. Located where the Aegean sea meets the Mediterranean the
beautiful bay is famous for its yachting and cosmopolitan atmosphere.The beautiful harbour water front hosts many restaurants and bars where you can relax and take in the spectacular view. Netsel Marina is an important yachting centre full of romantic restaurants, shops and boutiques. One look at the yachts in the harbour will tell you that Marmaris is a stylish and cosmopolitan resort. The traffic-free promenade stretching from the marina all the way round the bay to Icmeler. It has a sophisticated 'Riviera' feel to it, vaguely reminiscent of St.Tropez. There are many beautiful islands and villages to visit. Gulets are the local boats used for boat trips and provide food and drink and a wonderful day out. All kinds of water sports are available on the beaches, diving is very popular, check to make sure the dive company have the correct qualifications.
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KUSADASI Kusadasi, one of Turkey's principle holiday resorts, offers an excellent environment for an unforgettable holiday. Situated on the west coast of Turkey- 90km south of
Izmir, Kusadasi, is reputed for one of the most attractive city of the
Aegean, as it is close to the important historical sites including
Ephesus, Didyma, Priene, Miletos-the principals of ancient times, and
ideal for sightseers.Numerous powdery sandy beaches with warm&clear waters, providing a peaceful atmosphere, allow a great variety of water and beach facilities. Windsurfing, water skiing, sailing and beach volley are only a few choice for the lovers of active life. After sunbathing restfully during the day, the city awaits the superb sunset. As the sun sets, the attractive cafes and restaurants through the palm-lined boulevard, get busier. It is a great delight to watch the comings and goings of the yachts and ships with accompanience of the panoramic view of the sunset, on a pre-drink before the dinner. The restaurants, serving a variety of fresh seafood &fish and Aegean specialties, offer a delicious meal in Kusadasi. Dancing and entertaining at a lively bar or a disco until dawn, may end an ideal day in Kusadasi.
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CAPPADOCIA Cappadocia which is unique in the world
and is a miraculous nature wonder is the common name of the field
covered by the provinces of Aksaray,
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inheritance of Byzantine ruins, splendid palaces, ancient mosques and
churches, hamams (bath-houses) and exotic bazaars. Modern Istanbul
exudes trendy bars and nightclubs, western boutiques, office block, and
elegant suburbs. The call to prayer heralds the start of each day and
the city comes to life with over 12,000 residents forming a chaotic
social and cultural mix of unscrupulous carpet merchants, wealthy
shoppers, religiously veiled women and destitute beggars. Joining the
noisy throng are over-awed tourists and those capitalising on the
tourist trade.
tombs. Situated at the head
of a pretty island-strewn bay, Fethiye is a popular destination on the
stretch of the Mediterranean known as the Turquoise Coast. The town
absorbs the tourist traffic and still retains a sense of its
old-fashioned rural character, with herds of goats and sheep blocking
the roads on market days and the smell of herbs and spices in the air.
Fethiye is home to several remarkable ancient sites. The most
conspicuous are the rock tombs dating from the 4th century BC carved in
the hillside above the town. Around Fethiye are numerous unspoiled
rocky coves and beaches, crystalline seas, offshore islands, cliffs and
pine-covered mountains affording as much relaxation or activity as one
chooses. Gulets can be hired in the harbour for day trips around these
coastal waters. The beach resort of Oludeniz is just 25 minutes away by
dolmus (the local minibuses) and offers numerous activities, including
parasailing, pedaloes, banana boating, diving, snorkelling
water-skiing; and most famously paragliding. 
both the foreign and local tourists visiting
here during summer months. But Bodrum is not a place which can be
visited during only summer months. Bodrum, being a place which is
preferred by many people during especially spring months, has a climax
neither hot nor cold by the cool wind called
“zefiriye” in September and October.
Nevsehir, Nigde, Kayseri
and Kirsehir in the Middle Anatolian region.