Destinations
In its 8500-year history, many civilizations contributed, bringing the Asian and European continents together; Welcome to one of the world’s most ancient cities. Although Istanbul is no longer a de facto “capital” as it has been for centuries; It is still the capital city economically, culturally and artistically. Istanbul, one of the most crowded cities globally, with its population approaching 20 million, has this movement in its character. You can see the co-existence of eastern and western cultures in every corner of the city.
While it can describe many cities in the world with their distinctive symbols, this number increases considerably when it comes to Istanbul. Istiklal Street, whose lights do not go out even for a single hour of the day, Galata Bridge where you can see the fishermen who have been the subject of many photographs, Basilica Cistern where you can experience a visual feast in silence, the eternal gift of Byzantium to humanity, architectural masterpiece Hagia Sophia, Suleymaniye Mosque, which has been watching Istanbul for more than 400 years , Sultanahmet Square, Pierre Loti Hill, Bosphorus bridges, etc. A person who has experienced Istanbul can highlight any place, but, indeed, he will not forget any site. When the unique natural beauties of Istanbul are added to the historical monuments of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires, a magnificent picture emerges. History gushes out from every corner of the historical peninsula, which is surrounded by walls. This city, which has hosted the greatest empires in history, is a holy city where mosques, churches, and synagogues are located side by side.
To fully experience this unique city, it will not be enough to go to the most famous places and take photos. Leaving behind the city walls, which you can often see because Istanbul is named after and surrounded by it, and experiencing the magnificent view of the Golden Horn; You have to “cross” as the locals say. While crossing the street, you will see the “Maiden’s Tower,” the construction of which dates back to the 1st century. It would help if you visited Üsküdar and Kadıköy districts, which are approximately 5 minutes away from each other and are the opposite of each other in terms of style. On the same day, visiting many Islamic structures, going to the bath; In 5 minutes, where in the world is it possible to see Kadıköy, one of the best nightlife districts of Istanbul, by tram and drink a beer? You should experience this cultural diversity between close distances. Perhaps one of the most important cultural points of Istanbul, the Grand Bazaar; You can be considered a real Istanbulite if you enter one of the 4000 shops it has and bargain before purchasing a product You can have the best memories of your life with a Grand Bazaar experience to be held with an expert team. Perfected chaos awaits you in this crazy place visited by nearly half a million people on crowded days.
We define this city, which we fell in love with, as the heart of contrasts. We think it is impossible to understand people without understanding Istanbul, and we invite you to this magnificent journey. As Napoleon Bonaparte said: “If the whole world were a single state, Istanbul would be the capital.”
It has witnessed the history of humanity without interruption; Antalya, one of the corners with the richest history of Anatolian lands. Considered the capital of the Mediterranean Region, Antalya is one of the most attractive regions of Turkey with its nature, sea, luxury hotels, beaches, and architecture bearing the traces of civilizations. Millions of tourists coming to Turkey for Antalya every year prove this. One end of the Lycian Way, which remained from the time of the Lycians who settled in the western borders of today’s Antalya, is based in Antalya. This 300 km long track, which nature lovers frequently prefer, allows you to watch the magnificent views of Antalya and its surroundings. Olympos, located on the borders of Lycia, on a rich historical heritage, is one of the newest tourism centers of our country with its exquisite natural beauties. Olympos Beach, where the Caretta Caretta lays eggs, and Olympos, known for its wooden hotels located on the narrow valley extending from the coast, is a favorite of young people and campers. Antalya is a city genuinely integrated with mythology.
Apart from Olympos, you will find many traces of Apollo, Athena, Aphrodite and Ares in Side. Here you can also visit the second largest underwater museum in the world. Patara, a vital region especially for Christians, is a deep-rooted coastal city besieged by Alexander. Saint Nicholas, known as Santa Claus, is said to be from Patara. You will experience mythological stories in Yanartaş, the unquenchable fire of Olympos. In Köprülü Canyon, the longest canyon in Turkey, you can do both rafting; and enjoy the perfect nature of Antalya…
When it comes to the heart and history of Antalya, words are inadequate. An ancient city, a natural wonder, and a waterfall emerge from every corner of Antalya. When you see one of them, Manavgat Waterfall, you will realize that you are faced with a miracle that is even more beautiful than its photographs. In addition to its history and nature, Antalya has many beaches where the sea and pine forests meet. From the 7 km long Konyaaltı beach to the award-winning Kaputaş beach, which is even below the road level, to the pine-covered Adrasan beach, you can come across a coastal area or a famous beach every step of the way. Since it is one of Turkey’s most important touristic centers, you have all the facilities you want in the coastal areas. At the same time, entertainment venues with the capacity to host thousands of people will be waiting for you. Antalya’s hotels are one of the factors that make the city famous. It offers thousands of different types, locations, and accommodation prices. For many people, hotels are a reason for a holiday in Antalya due to their opportunities. There are many holiday resorts and activities in Antalya waiting to be discovered beyond the mainstream holiday regions. It will give you great pleasure to find the “City of the Gods” where everything coexists
Cesme stands out as one of the most beautiful holiday resorts with its location very close to Izmir, one of the largest cities in Turkey, and its sea and beach away from the scorching and humid air of the Mediterranean coast. The town, where you have many options in terms of accommodation, from luxury hotels to boutique establishments, is very active in the summer months. While Çeşme takes its soft air from the mastic gum trees, which are in danger of extinction recently; It owes its demand for its beaches to its clean sea and famous beach clubs. While you can enjoy the calmness in some establishments, in some places, you can attend sunset parties accompanied by good DJs. At the same time, you can visit all the beaches that you cannot reach by land with boat tours full of activities. Who knows, maybe you may decide to dive on an island you’re visiting In the evenings, you can taste the delicious Aegean food and sip your drink while enjoying the beautiful scenery in the taverns with local breezes, or dance wildly in Turkey’s most famous nightclubs. Among all the activities, do not forget to take a walk in Çeşme, which is renowned for its beaches and nightlife as well as its art galleries and historical ruins. When you go all the way to Çeşme, it is impossible not to stop by Alaçatı. When you go, the old jumbo houses surrounding you, narrow cobblestone streets, colorful streets, the hospitality of people are the main things that will make you feel happy. Again, while evaluating the beautiful beaches and venues; You can have this unique experience in Alaçatı, which is considered the capital of windsurfing.
Bodrum, one of the world-renowned touristic centers, offers you all the necessities of a holiday with its colorful bougainvillea surrounding the white houses, narrow streets with cobblestones, the sea with the most beautiful shade of blue and lush green trees. In ancient times, the town, ‘Halikarnassos,’ has fresh air in the middle of the Aegean and Mediterranean climates. After having breakfast in the tangerine garden in the morning and enjoying the sun on the beach, walking through the sea to Rabbit Island at sunset. Bodrum’s dozens of towns with different characteristics and award-winning beaches offer you many other possibilities. In addition to the deep blue sea, boat tours, beach clubs, lively nightlife, and local culture required by being an attractive holiday region, it also has secluded coves that you cannot see in most places and wonderful nature. You can only reach the natural beaches untouched by human feet among the delicious smell of the famous tangerine trees of the region with jeep safari tours. The reward at the end of the adrenaline that will continue along the way is worth living. Who knows, maybe various surprises are waiting for you in these bays You will experience the kind of holiday you want in Bodrum. You can understand how “famous” Bodrum is by looking at the nightclubs on giant catamarans, large open-air beach parties and intimate deck bars overlooking the marina, entertainment venues where you can go to parties all night, the famous bar street, bays and beaches; you can understand how calm it is by discovering the serenity that its perfect climate will give you.
Cappadocia, which entered the “New 25 Wonders of the World” list published in the Times Newspaper from the 5th place, and has also been on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List since 1985; It is one of the few regions not only in Turkey but also in the world. It has such a mystical feeling; Here you will find a lot of things about your own journey. Cappadocia is a place where nature and history come together. While the Fairy Chimneys were formed as a result of the explosions of calderas, which are active volcanic mechanisms ten million years ago; In the historical process, people have carved houses, churches and monasteries into these fairy chimneys and decorated them with frescoes, bringing the traces of thousands of years of civilizations to the present day. The written history of Cappadocia, where human settlements date back to the Paleolithic period, begins with the Hittites. Cappadocia, which has hosted trade colonies throughout history and established a commercial and social bridge between countries, is also one of the important crossroads of the Silk Road. Seeing the underground cities in Cappadocia will impress you a lot. While human life dates back to the Paleotic Period, where it was used as a place of surveillance and shelter in ancient times, churches were built by carving the Christians hiding from the Pagans in the periods when Christianity spread. Here you will see many frescoes and tomb structures of the early stages of Christianity. You can take both nature walks and full moon walks in the magical valleys of Cappadocia, as well as have dinner at authentic rock restaurants.