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Travel to Turkey for your next holiday abroad! Turkey is a country that is adept at blending the old with the new, natural wonders vie with the excitement of cosmopolitan cities for the attention of tourists from all over the world. Turkey is a Eurasian country: part of it is in western Asia and part in southeastern Europe. Turkey is a cradle of world civilization and a place of ancient history and archaeological sites. It is offers rocking nightlife, fabulous restaurants, all sorts of outdoor activities including paragliding, yachting, diving and ballooning and a coastline that spans almost 6,500 km. Turkey is surrounded by sea on three sides!

Turkey is at the crossroads of Europe and Asia and is a country of many cultural influences. It has been settled, since ancient times, by thirteen different civilizations. This makes for an interesting cultural mix and the contrast of modern life with all of the sites of antiquity. Turkey offers the world a unique mixture of Eastern and Western culture.

Although Turkey is beautiful all year, the best months to visit are April through October. If tourists on holiday can pull themselves away from the beautiful beaches they will find that the cuisine of this country is truly sumptuous. A meze style meal of tiny plates, served with some of Turkey’s distinctive red and white wines, must be followed by some of this country’s irresistible sweets. The food of Turkey is so diverse that one almost has to come to the country to try the culinary delights that it offers.

Any tourist who thinks that they will only find Muslim archaeological sites will be surprised to discover that Turkey is also well known for its Christian history. Visitors can follow in the steps of St. Paul, the early saint who was born in Tarsus. Turkey has many regions and each offers museums and historical sites for the visitor on holiday. For example, if you are in the area of the Aegean, you might want to visit the Archaeological Museum near Konak Square. Its most famous pieces are the statues of Poseidon and Demeter that stood in the Agora in ancient times. In southeastern Turkey you might want to visit the Archaeology Museum in Gaziantep. It houses important artifacts from Neolithic, Hittite and Roman times.

Any visitor to Turkey is sure to be entranced by the sights and sounds of this ancient and modern country straddling the continents of Asia and Europe!

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If you are looking for a great summer holiday, Turkey could be the place to go. The sun is shining and the beaches are great. In the evening you can eat the great Turkey food and then dive into the wild nightlife.

The beach is a great place for relaxing. Rent a deck chair or play some beach volleyball. You can also try one of the water activities like banana boat, jet skiing or parasailing.

You can also have an active holiday with trekking in the mountains. Ravine climbing and mountain climbing are also getting very popular. If you like the water more, you can try rafting or sea kayaking. Diving is also a possibility.

The most popular holiday destination right now is without doubt Alanya. About 10 % of all tourists in Turkey are on vacation in Alanya. The reason is probably the combination of two great beaches and the interesting sights. The best of them is the castle hill that divides the two beaches. From the top 250 meter (820 feet) above the sea there is a great view of Alanya and the surrounding country.

The Water Planet Aquapark is one of Turkeys largest water parks; and a great place for kids. Here they can try everything from water slides and rafting to bungee jumping and crazy golf. After some branded goods shopping (both real and fake) in Alanya, you can finish your day in the many discos and bars.

Antalya is not like the other holiday destinations, which has developed from a small fisher village to a holiday destination. With its 500,000 residents you will see more locals than tourists. So a visit to Antalya will give you a better look at the real Turkey.

In Alanya you will find a lot of shopping streets, centers and bazaars. But there are also a lot of great sights. In the old town Kaleici you will find a lot of traces of the Roman Empire. It is also a great place to see the typical Turkish everyday life, where old women prepare the dinner while the men play dominoes.

The number one golf destination in Turkey is without doubt Belek. Eight golf courses can be found in the area; and many more are on their way. It can be necessary to book several months before the holiday, if you are going in the high season.

If you do not play golf, Belek is still a great place. Around the city there are great nature and a silence, you cannot find in Alanya or Side. Bird lovers will also find Belek a paradise. And the city does of course also have shopping and water parks.

Kemer might have the most beautiful location in Turkey. Surrounded by the Mediterranean and the Taurus Mountains is this special place. The city does have a unique mix of the real Turkey and a modern holiday village. The city has an elegant marina, beautiful beach promenades and lively pedestrian streets.

For some sightseeing you can visit the ruins of Phaselis; the winter location for Alexander the Great. Another great place (especially for the kids) is the 55,000 m2 Moonlight Park in the middle of Kemer. Here you find a playground, restaurants, bars, discos; and even a dolphinarium

Kusadasi is another fishing village which has developed into a holiday destination. The city has a lot of great Turkey restaurants, and while the nightlife is not a wild as in Alanya or Side, there is still a small bar street with discos and bars.

There is an international feeling in the city because of the many cruise ships; most of them come to see the famous sight Efesos (also called Efesus) near Kusadasi. So if you like smart cafes and international clothing brands, Kusadasi is the city for you.

The most romantic holiday destination in Turkey might be Side. You will find a lot of old Roman buildings in the old town. It is also possible to take a walk away from the main street, where you can see well-preserved wood and stone houses. Another interesting attraction is the city theater; originally used for gladiator fights, but today you can watch concerts and theater.

When you get tired of all the culture and sight, you can dive into Sides wild nightlife. One of the most popular bars is located among the ruins of two old temples from the 2nd century. Side has two beaches; the lively and kid friendly western beach and the quieter east beach.

Morten Elm is writing about holiday destinations in Turkey in Tyrkiet Rejser. You can also learn more about the cheap travel to Turkey in Billige rejser til Tyrkiet.

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In recent years in particular, the Bodrum Peninsula has become a very popular Turkish destination.

This is an unspoiled and gorgeous part of Turkey and it is clear to see why this area has become just so popular. Nestling in amongst sandy beaches and historic little towns, these Turkish communities are naturally proud of their heritage and there are many historical sights to be seen.

Just one such town is Yalikavak, a harbour town believed to date back to around 700 BC. Known for its horseshoe bay and its windmill, but more of that later!

However the locals have done a great job of welcoming the modern age and combining it with their origins, creating a charming and welcoming atmosphere, making it both visitor friendly whilst retaining its heritage.

Often over used and clichd in holiday journalism, the word tranquillity still applies comfortably to the town of Yalikavak and is very apt.

The weather in Yalikavak is suitably fantastic, just like the rest of the region, with one notable pleasant surprise. A breeze that is both refreshing in the heat of the day and welcome for the legion of water sports fans that flock to the area for this very reason, seems to be constantly caressing the town.

That same breeze that provides pleasant respite for visitors also brings us back to the windmills. Yalikavak and windmills enjoy a special relationship and a stroll down the sea front will reveal an ancient treasure in the form of a 300 year old windmill. It has survived well, although restoration work is planned, clearly stating the importance the locals bestow on it.

‘Poplars by the sea’ is the translation of Yalikavak and although somewhat ironically the trees surrounding the area are not actually poplars, they do provide a stunning backdrop to the Aegean blue.

What would a seaside resort be without beaches? Well you wont be dissapointed as there are several within walking distance from the town centre. You can choose to wile away your days chilling on the beach or watching the local fisherman catch your supper that will be served in one of the many restaurants in the evening.

Thursday is market day in town, not just any old market either. The largest bazaar on the Bodrum peninsular becomes the hive of activity for the day and you could spend hours just browsing the many exotic stalls.

Everybody has different accommodation preferences when going on holiday, some like to back pack, some like a hotel and other prefer a villa rental. Whichever is your preference, Yalikavak has something for all.

The Bodrum peninsula in Turkey is awaiting your arrival.