Holiday regions in Turkey

Beautiful coastline, stunning sunsets, crystal waters and gentle breezes, all this can be expected during a wonderful Gulet Cruise. During the day you will cruise along the Turkish coastline, sun bathing and snorkelling, In the evening you will anchor at a small village where you can disembark the gulet and explore, before returning to sleep. Read more

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The Antalya holiday region is located on the Mediterranean coast of southwestern Turkey. The Antalya Region, offering all the mysticism of past in our day, is now called the "Turkish Riviera" due to its archaeological and natural beauties.

The city still preserves its importance as a centre throughout history in the south coast of the country, in addition to its wonderful natural beauties. With its palm-lined boulevard, internationally-acclaimed marina, and old castle with traditional architecture, all set amidst a modern city, Antalya is a major tourist centre in Turkey.

Who holidays in Antalya?

Antalya holidays are perfect for those in search of sea, sun, history and nature. All these elements combine to form a collection of very popular resorts that are home to some of the cleanest beaches in the Mediterranean. Read more

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Bodrum is located in the Aegean region of Turkey, an extraordinary place with an immense, unspoilt coastline and year-round sunshine. If you're in search of a holiday destination that offers it all - from beautiful beaches and thrilling water sport opportunities to an intriguing culture and diverse nightlife - Bodrum offers the perfect holiday option for you. Book your next holiday to Bodrum with Olympic Holidays, and experience the paradise that countless holidaymakers flock to each year.

Who holidays in Bodrum?

Bodrum offers the perfect holiday experience for anyone who wants to explore both cultural and outdoor attractions in Turkey. It is particularly suited to a younger crowd, who will undoubtedly take joy in Bodrum's chic and lively nightlife. Read more

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As home to Dalaman International Airport, Dalaman has long been associated with transport for many tourists considering Mediterranean holidays, rather than a travel destination in its own right. However, holidays in Dalaman are becoming increasingly popular, as the area's vast natural beauty and large beaches - which are much less crowded than its busier neighbours - are noticed by travellers in Turkey.

Who holidays in Dalaman?

Holidays to Dalaman are perfect for those in search of a great value holiday with an abundant supply of sun, sea and sand. Read more

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Spanning both Asia and Europe and divided by the Bosphorus, Istanbul is a beguiling mix of ancient and modern. Istanbul is an ancient city and you can see the remains of the many civilisations that have carved their mark in this unique land throughout the centuries. The old versus the new, the traditional versus the modern is a conflict a visitor often observes. The city is full of contrasts and wonderful views guaranteed to enthral and captivate any visitor.

Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey with a population of over 12 million making it the 5th largest city in the world. The city's abundance of important historic buildings and exciting new art galleries and museums provides visitors with more than enough to see during the day, but it's at night that the place really swings into life. Locals are flocking to see and be seen at an ever-growing array of clubs, bars and restaurants where the standard of service, drinks, music and food is truly world class.

Who holidays in Istanbul?

Istanbul holidays are perfect for those in search of history and culture in the land where east meets west with spectacular results. Read more

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Izmir is home to a major international airport (Adnan Menderes Airport) which is gateway to the renowned international resort of Kusadasi as well as some smaller lesser known beachside resorts such as Cesme. Izmir, the city, is the largest port in Turkey and the third largest city in Turkey.

Although much of the city was destroyed by fire in 1922, it remains possible to find old dwellings and mosques and churches among the narrow cobbled streets. A cable railway runs from the city to the mountains affording stunning views over the city and the Aegean. In the area, there are long stretches of golden beaches lapped by warm blue sea interspersed by fishing villages clustered around small harbours. There are places where life seems to have changed little over the decades.

Shopping here is a fascinating experience, and you can buy anything from antiques and dried figs (for which Izmir is famous), to fine jewellery, hand-made shoes and a variety of clothing.

Who holidays in Izmir?

Those looking for a relaxing break with a guarantee of summer sun. The area is popular with families with small children for whom sand and sea are essential items. Holidays can be taken from any time of year as the season is long and the weather stable. It is also an important base for the awe-inspiring ancient city of Ephesus. Read more

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