The Aegean Coast has always been praised for its: long sandy beaches, mild climate with sea breezes cooling the hottest summer days, rocks and pine forest surround with crystal clear waters, charming fishing harbours and beautiful natural sights, sunny beaches and sleepy holiday villages, modern water sports and historical sites, wonderful restaurants and bazaars.

Here you'll find Bodrum, a uniquely diverse holiday resort, which effortlessly combines ancient and modern, offering beautiful beaches, water sports, a brand new marina. Excellent selection of shops, traditional bazaars, dining and nightlife alongside its proud cultural and historical heritage.

Charming whitewashed houses, cascading bougainvillea and many small cafes and shops are what make Yalikavak so desirable. The town centre is traffic-free, there is excellent shopping and the small beach is great for those who like privacy. Yaklikavak is popular with Turks who live in cities and it is a favourite destination of many Turkish celebrities.

Turgutreis is also famous for its long stretch of sandy beaches and safe, shallow waters, making it ideal for families with young children.

Located on a bay surrounded by mountains brimming with pine trees, Marmaris is situated where the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean meet. The city is a busy, bustling holiday town with modern hotels, many local and international restaurants, great shops, lovely beaches and plenty of nightlife! Among the most famous cities of the ancient world, Ephesus was one of the largest and most prestigious cities of the Roman era. Ephesus was a centre for philosophy and critical thinking and is now a treasure trove of riches from Ionian culture.