
Hiking in Turkey offers much more than beautiful scenery. The country’s trails pass through pine forests, Mediterranean coves, high mountain valleys, traditional villages and archaeological sites that are sometimes accessible only on foot. Turkey is already famous for Istanbul, Cappadocia, its ancient cities and its Mediterranean coastline. Yet beyond the major attractions, it is also […]

Underwater Ruins in Turkey Near Kekova are among the most fascinating archaeological landscapes on the Lycian coast. Around Kekova Island, Simena, Üçağız, Aperlai, and Andriake, history does not stop at the shoreline. Lycian settlements, harbor remains, stone stairways, tombs, and old quays continue into the sea, creating one of the most striking coastal heritage zones […]

Turkey is one of those countries where your “beach trip” can be ten different trips – Beaches in Turkey. One day you’re swimming in a quiet bay off Bodrum. The next, you’re on a boat in Ölüdeniz, jumping into electric-blue water. Then you switch coasts and land on long sandy stretches near Antalya—perfect for families, […]

If you think Turkey is just beaches and bazaars, you’re missing one of the best surprises in Anatolia : biking landscapes that change every few hours. One week you’re carving volcanic singletrack under hot-air balloons. The next, you’re riding pine forests above turquoise bays, then finishing the day in a village café with a plate […]

Alanya Kizilkule is located in Alanya Harbor. The tower, which is a 13th century Seljuk building, was built by Seljuk Sultan

Uzungol is located in Caykara District of Trabzon province. The Ministry of Culture and Tourism has determined Uzungol

Regions to visit in Turkey go far beyond Istanbul’s iconic monuments. If you’re starting in the city, you can also check our guides to the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Topkapi Palace before heading out. Just like France, Turkey is divided into distinct regions, each with its own climate, landscapes, cuisine, and history. Whether you […]

