We’re sure many people reading this title are thinking, “No way!” right now. But there are probably just as many saying, “I knew that.” Of course, we have nothing to say to those who already know, but for those who want to remember that our country has such a unique geography, let’s dive into this trip plan and discover fairy …
Whether you’re gliding through the air, screaming down rapids, or conquering icy summits, Turkey offers an extreme sports adventure for every thrill seeker. Ready to take the leap? Turkey’s stunning geographic diversity -mountains, canyons, coastlines, rivers- makes it a top destination for adrenaline junkies. From soaring heights to roaring waters, here are the top extreme sports in Turkey you shouldn’t …
Holding the distinction of being Turkey’s largest island, Gökçeada encompasses numerous important historical and natural beauties within its 286 square kilometers of land and a coastline stretching for 95 kilometers. Situated north of the Aegean Sea, Gökçeada has been within the borders of the Republic of Turkey since 1923, belonging to Çanakkale. With its rich history, natural beauty, and several …
Fethiye, the second-largest district of Muğla after Bodrum, is located in a very active location in terms of tourism. Surrounded by the province of Antalya to the east and southeast, the Mediterranean Sea to the southwest and west, and Dalaman to the northwest and Denizli and Burdur to the north, Fethiye is also home to very important ancient cities like …
Datça, one of the most beautiful tourist districts of Muğla, Turkey, is built on a peninsula extending into the Aegean Sea. With its mountainous and rugged terrain, Datça is completely surrounded by the Aegean Sea. Archaeological excavations have revealed that Datça dates back to 2000 BC, with the ancient city of Knidos established there. The city later came under Hittite …
Guide to Urla, İzmir Urla, nestled in the province of İzmir, has emerged over recent years as a premier tourism destination. It is flanked by towns such as Güzelbahçe and Seferihisar to the east, Karaburun to the northwest, and boasts proximity to the stunning Çeşme to the west, overlooking the mesmerizing Aegean sea. Even though Urla is about 35 km …
Marmaris, one of the beautiful districts of Muğla, is recognized as a tourism paradise. It is bordered by the Datça Peninsula and the Gulf of Gökova to the west, Karadağ and Günlük Hills to the north, and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. The town, with settlements dating back to 1200 BC, has always been a center of attraction. It …
Çeşme, a charming holiday resort known for its healing thermal waters, golden sands, and sunny climate, is located 94 kilometers west of İzmir, at the tip of the peninsula that shares its name. While sailors once referred to it as a small harbor, the name “Çeşme” ; meaning “fountain” or “spring” in Turkish; originates from the abundance of natural spring …
History of Kuşadası extends back to ancient times. It was once under the control of the Venetians and Genoese and was conquered by the Ionians in the 11th century BC. It encountered the Roman civilization in the 2nd century BC and came under Turkish rule in 1086 with the movement of I. Süleyman Şah. In 1413, Mehmet Çelebi annexed it …
Bodrum, a picturesque district in Muğla Province, stands as one of the most beloved tourist destinations in Turkey, and a globally recognized hub for sun, sea, history, and culture. Famed for its crystal-clear waters, ancient ruins, bustling nightlife, and Mediterranean cuisine, Bodrum is a top pick for both domestic and international travelers. Once known as Halicarnassus in antiquity and later …