Our Tours
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Magic Land Cappadocia
2 Nights, 3 Days. During the 3 day tour we spend time visiting Konya and the Mausoleum of Sufi Master Mevlana Rumi and travel along the Silk road. We then spend the whole day in Cappadocia. Walking in the Rose valley, visiting the remains of Cavusin, the world famous Fairy Chimneys of Pasabag, the Goreme Open Air Museum and the Uchisar. We enjoy a nice evening meal entertained by authentic live music and a folk dance show. We also visit the Derinkuyu Underground city and the Ihlara Valley.
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The Gulf of Göcek is surrounded by 12 Islands and crystal clear blue waters, perfect for swimming, snorkeling and a journey also taken by Cleopatra while on her honeymoon cruise along the Anatolian coast with Mark Anthony. The halfway point being one of Cleopatra's baths built to protect her from the gaze of normal mortals. Cruising around tomb bay, the pirate's boatyard and many other inlets offering you a lazy and relaxing day away.
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These two antique cities Xantos, Lycia's capital city and Letoon with their ruins, mosaics, temples, monuments and amphitheatre remind you that life stopped here some thousands of years ago. The Leeton temple centre was constructed for Leto, mother of Apollo. You can still see the sunbathing sea turtles carved on the columns of the temple. Patara has a shallow sea and a 18km beach which is one of the most beautiful sandy shores of the region. Patara was the important harbour and the important business centre in the ancient period and birthplace to the legend of Saint Nicholas.
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As the wind blows through you hair you drive in the direction of the Dalaman River, along wooded ways, past cotton fields, citrus fields and Eucalyptus trees. Wonderful views, countless impressions are waiting for you.
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Today you will discover a magical forest. Walking over rocks and through water to a lovely waterfall. A walk through secret forests, surrounded by lovely scenery, maybe a glimpse of the wildlife and enormous trees, to a spring with crystal-clear and cold water.
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Fethiye was known as Telmessos during the Classical Era and was a very important city bordering both Caria and Lycia two of the ancient Anatolian civilization and today Fethiye is a lovely harbour town with lovely views of the hills and surrounding the bay. On entering Kayaköy, The Ghost Town, you will be struck by the almost 4000 roofless stone houses that appear to have merged into the rocks on which they were built. Destroyed partly by nature and partly by human hands the buildings and churches stand still bound by the hush of many empty waiting years. The blue lagoon of Ölüdeniz -The Dead Sea - seems to deny its name as it welcomes you with turquoise coloured waters reflecting perfectly the shadow of the surrounding pine forest. It's lovely sandy beach makes this the most photographed of Turkey's beaches on the Lycian coast.
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Sail up to the soft silky waters of Köyceğiz lake surrounded by mountains and their reflections. Take in the sun, swim or relax, then into the little authentic Turkish town at the head of the lake for lunch and stroll around. Many different types of birds and breathtaking landscapes will make this day an unforgettable experience.
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An excursion full of culture and adventure.
Tlos is the oldest of the Lycian cities perched high in the hills above the Xanthos plain affording spectacular views, the city dates from the 14th century B.C. The Lycian inscriptions indicate the settlement was known as Tlawa and home to The Legend of Pegasus. Saklıkent, the Hidden Valley is a natural wonder formed over the centuries by the melting snows. The gorge which is 14km in length is entered on a wooden walkway fastened to the rocks above the fast flowing river of clear but cold water that you walk through. A very exciting and adventurous day out.
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Romance under the stars, join a small group of friendly people in a mysterious surrounding, share your thoughts and dreams or just let the magic of the environment cause you to drift away. A wonderful night on the lake with traditional Turkish food, music and dance, nearby a campfire is waiting for you. |
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Once you are high above the delta you will feel as if you have paradise beneath your feet, quite unique a real treat to your eyes and heart. Then we go down to the warm, inviting blue waters of the Mediterranean for swimming, or to just lie back and relax.
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We take you by boat to discover secret places and a little bay, the crystal clear waters go from dark blue to turquoise. Take in the sun, a refreshing dip in the se, or just lie back, relax and restore your energy.
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Take the row boat across the river, under the Lycian Rock Tombs and then stroll into the ancient city. A Roman bath, harbour, agora, amphitheatre and Byzantine acropolis are waiting to be discovered. History on our doorstep!
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A unique opportunity to experience one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient world and to witness, even relive, the immense history and diverse culture of Turkey. This fabulous, full-board, two day excursion starts with a visit to Ephesus- the capital of the Roman Empire in Asia Minar - with it's famous 25.000 seat amphitheatre where once St. Paul preached to the Epheslans. Celsius Library which at one time had mare volumes than that at Alexandria causing the Egyptians to ban the export of paparius. Brothel and the Temple of Artemis also close by is Meryemana where it is believed that the Virgin Mary came to live and die after the death of Christ.
Following an overnight stay in Pamukkale (Cotton Castle) you will have the time to explore this natural wonder that flows over the hillside like snow. Hot mineral waters rise from an underground spring, run through the ancient city of Hieropolis with 1200 sarcophagus among it's many remains, and down the hillside to form this truly unique sight.
You will return armed with lasting memories of two unforgettable days away. |
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The Turkish bath, under the dome of the Hamam, they say you are not only cleaning your body but with the steam your soul is also taking a bath. The Haman is quite unique to the Turks and their culture.
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Paddle on our world famous waterways in this outstanding region. Enjoy the flora and fauna which is surrounding you. Slender waterways, beautiful mountains and freshwater turtles will surround you journey. |
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Take your own pace through citrus plantations and by fields of fascinating crops, passing groups of waving children, a great way to feel in harmony with nature and getting to know your surroundings.
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You will learn the variety of the Turkish kitchen. A Turkish woman will show and tell you how you can cook fresh Turkish food in the best and tastiest way. |
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A day out amoung the local people, see and feel at first hand Turkish hospitality that geninely comes straight from thie hearts. With the workings of village life still steeped in the old traditions you will come away with fond memories and a lasting impression of rural Turkey. Lunch is in one of the villager's houses, enabling your taste buds to be treated to real Turkish home cooking.
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