For 20 years, Marmaris was a fishing village but today it will surprise everyone with its wide range of accommodation and entertainment, creating a bright holiday atmosphere. Today the port welcomes large luxury cruise ships. The old city district with its busy bazaars and restaurants is definitely worth a visit. Charming boutiques offer all kinds of leather goods, natural sponges, local blue glass beads (the Bontuk), kilims, carpets, sandals and embroidery, as well as the latest fashion. During the day you can make catamaran trips on the beach, parasailing, water skiing, sailing or diving! From the port you can take a boat in the morning to numerous sandy beaches such as Cleopatra's Island and the Turtle Beach. The beautiful beach of Icmeler is only 8 km away.

But Marmaris is much more than beach and going out. There are archaeological sites in the ancient city of Ephesus (the second largest city of the Roman Empire, after Rome), the lime terraces of Pamukkale, which is considered the eighth wonder of the world and many Aegean Islands where one can dive. Several diving centers organize guided diving excursions and diving lessons.

Fethiye is tucked away in the southern foothills of an attractive wide bay. Fethiye is a very old city with few old buildings. In 1958 a violent earthquake devastated almost everything except the tombs descended from the time that Fethiye was called Telmessos (400 BC). It is an incredibly relaxed place despite its size, which is often visited at the beginning or the end of a gulet cruise.

The inner bay of Fethiye is an excellent natural harbor, protected from storms by the island, Şövalye Adası. The much larger outer bay still has 12 islands. About 15 km to the south lies Ölüdeniz, one of the hotspots on the coast of Turkey. The Fethiye region has many interesting sights to explore, including the ghost town of Kayakoy (Karmylassos), just over the hill and Saklikent canyon.

Bozburun has only 2,400 inhabitants and is a quiet village blessed with beautiful bays and inlets and a heritage of ancient civilizations. Bozburun is world famous for the construction of traditional wooden two masters, lightly rigged schooners - named Gulets. During the summer season, Bozburun attracts many tourists and you will see many yachts and Gulets in the harbor. Many of our customers are fascinated by the beauty of Bozburun and come back after a year. Bozburun has a mild climate all year round, and has a beautiful and healthy environment with lots of oxygen which ensures that our customers are energetic and happy. You can stay in nice and comfortable guest houses and hotels, which are reasonably priced and meet the necessary requirements of a holiday accommodation.

It is wonderful to swim in the pristine waters of the bays and you can make beautiful pictures of breathtaking views. Bozburun literally means "bare point" in Turkish, but if you take the trouble to visit this location, there is little chance that you will find this place "bare" or that you will regret your visit.

Antalya is the most important holiday resort in Turkey in the Mediterranean region (ancient Pamphylia) and is an attractive city with shady palm trees and a fantastic marina. In the picturesque old quarter Kaleici, narrow streets and old wooden houses meander along the old city walls. Lately, many foreigners have bought (and continue to buy) real estate in and around Antalya for their holidays or for their retirement. It became a popular area especially for German and Russian citizens.

The Antalya region offers sights of amazing natural beauty, as well as great historical remains. At 14 km northeast of Antalya you can walk behind the cascade of the Upper Düden waterfalls. An exciting experience!

On the way to Lara Beach, the Lower Düden waterfalls plunge straight into the sea. The nearby rest area offers an excellent view of the falls. The view is even more spectacular from the sea.

The Kursunlu Falls and the Nilüfer Lake, both 18 km from Antalya, are two other places with a beautiful natural beauty and a glamorous nightlife.

The village lies inland on the banks of the Dalyan River and is surrounded by a unique green valley that is ideal for relaxing. However, if you want more than to enjoy in the sun, then Dalyan's rich history, mystery, nature and wonder is something for you. This traditional small fishing village is nestled on the riverside of Lake Köycegiz, close to the amazing rock tombs that were carved out of the local cliffs 2500 years ago.

The romance of the place is enhanced every morning by a fleet of cheerfully painted boats that glide across the river and transport holidaymakers to the glorious sandy beaches at the mouth of the river delta.

From Dalyan's port, the journey through the beds of cattail and pampas grass takes about 45 pleasant minutes. The entire delta is a protected national nature reserve and hosts more than 100 bird species and no less than three species of turtles, including the Loggerhead Caretta Caretta.

A popular activity is taking a mud bath on the banks of the river. The mud contains minerals such as calcium and magnesium that are beneficial for the skin and overall health. There are also warm natural water sources at some distance from Dalyan which are also accessible by boat.

Rhodes is located between Crete and the near east in the Aegean Sea and is the largest of the Dodecanese islands. It is called the sun island or the island of light. There are hardly any days when the sun does not shine. With its subtropical climate and more than 3000 hours of sun per year, you will definitely return with a tanned skin.

The modern city of Rhodes is one of the largest municipalities on the Greek islands, with about sixty thousand permanent inhabitants. It is the most important financial and cultural center of the Southeast Aegean Sea and successfully combines a lively present with a rich historical past.

Rhodes offers visitors an abundance of tourist activities throughout the year. The island contains a natural beauty, but also contains countless monuments from a fascinating history. The inhabitants are very hospitable and there are more than enough facilities for tourists. It is therefore not surprising that Rhodes is one of the most popular resorts in the Mediterranean.

Symi has the most beautiful port in Greece. On either side of a steep fjord, the houses are build row after row, some white, some pastel yellow, but almost all with neo-classical pediments - a reminder that 100 years ago this was one of the most prosperous islands of Greece. There has been virtually no modern concrete construction here and now these beautiful old houses are being renovated for the visitors. The spirit of the island remains intact.

Symi is divided into different areas. The most important is the port. Chorio, literally 'village', is the top city. Pedi Bay is the valley below Chorio, south of Yialos. Nimborios is the bay and settlement north of Yialos. There is a small settlement in Marathounda and an important monastery complex in Panormitis. The inland, a wooded plateau with many spectacular views, can be visited by car or bicycle on the newly renovated road from Symi to Panormitis. There are also many interesting hiking trails and guided walks can be arranged through tour operators in Yialos. Yes can also buy walking guides at the Symi visitors office.