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Discover the Enchanting Islands of Turkey's Hidden Gems

Hey, Tumblr fam! Are you ready for a virtual journey to the mesmerizing islands of Turkey? Buckle up as we embark on an adventure filled with sun-kissed beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and captivating natural beauty. I've stumbled upon an incredible article on Planturkiye.com that showcases the top most beautiful islands in Turkey, and trust me, you won't want to miss this!

🏝️ Dive into the Island Paradise 🌊

Turkey, known for its rich history and cultural heritage, is also home to some of the most breathtaking islands in the world. From the bustling gems of the Aegean to the tranquil escapes of the Mediterranean, these islands offer a unique blend of tranquility, adventure, and pure bliss.

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🌅 Unveiling the Hidden Gems 🗺️

Bozcaada: Nestled in the Aegean Sea, Bozcaada is a haven of vineyards, charming stone houses, and pristine beaches. Indulge in delicious local wines, explore the medieval castle, or simply unwind on Ayazma Beach.

Büyükada: Escape the hustle and bustle of Istanbul and venture into Büyükada, the largest of the Princes' Islands. Explore its quaint streets by bicycle or horse-drawn carriage and bask in the serenity of its car-free environment.

Gökçeada: Known as Imbros in ancient times, Gökçeada boasts unspoiled nature, picturesque villages, and secluded beaches. Immerse yourself in the local island life and witness breathtaking sunsets that will steal your heart.

Cunda Island: Connected to the mainland by a causeway, Cunda Island offers a blend of history, art, and stunning coastal landscapes. Explore the charming streets of Ayvalık, savor fresh seafood, and soak in the island's bohemian atmosphere.

Kekova: Dive into a hidden paradise with Kekova, an island scattered with ancient ruins and submerged historical sites. Snorkel or kayak along its coastline to marvel at the sunken city, an archaeological marvel beneath the crystal-clear waters.

📸 Unforgettable Moments 🌞

As you read through the article on Planturkiye.com, you'll be captivated by the stunning photographs accompanying each island description. Imagine yourself lounging on white sandy beaches, discovering hidden coves, and immersing yourself in the warm hospitality of the locals. These islands are a photographer's dream, offering a plethora of unforgettable moments just waiting to be captured.

🌴 Ready for Your Island Escape? ✈️

So, are you ready to embark on a virtual island-hopping adventure across Turkey's most beautiful gems? Head over to the article on Planturkiye.com (link: [insert URL]) to delve deeper into the magic of these islands. Let your imagination run wild as you envision yourself strolling along pristine shores, taking in breathtaking sunsets, and creating memories that will last a lifetime.

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All you should know about your trip to Turkey

Turkey is a beautiful destination with a diverse landscape. It has a great combination of mountains, alluring plain, sunny beaches, and shiny deserts. The view of the sky full of hot air balloons is worth visiting. Talking about natural beauty, Turkey includes world-famous beautiful places like Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia Museum, and beautiful towns like  Istanbul and Antalya. 

During the long, hot summer, tourism is concentrated in Istanbul and along the coast, but even a beach holiday is easily combined with cultural sightseeing, as most of the popular resort towns are within day-trip distance to some of the country's most famous classical-era ruins. The country's most mesmerizing scenery is to be found in Asian Anatolia, where beautiful vistas are provided by the vertiginous Mediterranean coastline, Cappadocia's otherworldly 'fairy chimney' rock formations and wavy valleys, the alpine pastures of the Kaçkar Mountains, and golden beaches such as 18km-long Patara. Whether you settle down with a çay to enjoy the view across a mountain-ringed, Lake or explore the hilly areas on the southwest coast's many peninsulas, Turkey's landscape will leave a lasting impression.

Get your turkey visa online

If you are planning a trip to turkey then you must know how to get turkey visa online. You can get your turkey Evisa online after just 24 hours of applying. The minimum Processing time is 3 working days from the date of submission. You can obtain three-month-multiple entry e-Visas via the website turkeyvisa.co.uk and stay in Türkiye up to 90 days within 6 months starting from the first entry date.

 Also, you can obtain their 30-day single entry turkey tourist visa via turkeyvisa.co.uk provided that they have a valid Schengen or USA, UK, or Ireland visa or residence permit and that they travel to Türkiye with Turkish Airlines or Egypt Air.

Things to do in Turkey

There are many things to do in Turkey, from outdoor adventure to cultural enrichment Turkey offers activities to suit every temperament. Water fun includes diving, windsurfing, rafting, and canyoning in mountain gorges, kayaking over Kekova's sunken ruins, and traditional gület cruises on the Mediterranean and Aegean. Or take to the air with thrilling paragliding flights or a hot-air balloon ride over Cappadocia. For a fresh angle on beautiful Turkish scenery, trek to highland pastures or walk part of the Lycian Way trail. In town, take a culinary course, or sign up for a culinary or cultural walking tour.

 Best places to visit in turkey for families

Turkey is rich in historical places, diverse parks, magnificent markets, and high-end resorts. If you are looking for the perfect tourist destinations in Turkey for families, you may find all the best places to visit in turkey for families in the following article, where we provide you with information about several unique tourist destinations in Turkey. If you are struggling to get an online turkey visa from uk then you can obtain it via turkeyvisa.co.uk easily. Get Turkey visa online and set yourself ready to visit this beautiful destination with your family.

 if you have got your turkey visa and are all set to reach turkey but don't know the places to visit with your family. In this guide, you will know about all the best places to go in Turkey for families and what you can do there, so you can make your itinerary.

Take a look at the following list

Istanbul park 

When it comes to spending the most beautiful holiday with your family in Turkey, Istanbul parks will be your favorite destination, especially if you're planning to visit it in spring, when Istanbul residents used not miss out on the breathtaking beauty of these days. They leave their lavish complexes and offices and come here to Istanbul's most beautiful gardens to scatter through its green gardens, enjoy the fragrance of roses and wind, and enjoy seeing its mesmerizing colors. 

Istanbul Aquarium

Istanbul aquarium is located in Florya near the seaside, It is the largest water zoo in the Middle East. It is known to be ranked as one of the largest aquariums in Europe in size, area, and variety of marine life.

The aquarium contains approximately 7,000 cubic liters of water on an area of 22,000 square meters, within special ponds spread out of very large sizes that have large fish such as sharks and some other small ponds containing different types of fish and small and unique organisms

Istanbul Aquarium also offers several entertainment areas such as restaurants, cafes, and shops of souvenirs and toys. This is the perfect choice to spend a day with your family at such an amazing place.

Cappadocia

Cappadocia is included in a UNESCO World Heritage site list. It is the most famous tourist attraction. It is the best place in Turkey for families to spend their time in a unique environment. 

Cappadocia’s Turkish tourist village Goreme is one of the most important spots for activities for families in Turkey, mainly the balloon experience, with a stunning view of the seas, mazes, and caves. 

Antalya

Antalya is located in southern Turkey just between the Taurus Mountains and the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, combining the beauty of greenery and coasts., with dazzling views of the Mediterranean coast, about 518 km from Ankara and 729 km from Istanbul. Antalya offers a picturesque nature. Antalya also has other touristic spots such as Ataturk Park, an amusement park, Antalya Museum, and Water Museum. All these things make this place a perfect choice to visit here with family.

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🌿 Yeşille mavi arasındaki özgürlük dediğimiz Akdeniz’in asi ruhlusu Kaş’ta doğa içinde alternatif bir mekan; @kairoshotel 👨‍🌾 Mevsimler ilerliyor; yaz, ilkbaharın güzelim son haftalarının yerini alacak. Bizim de Kaş’a olan özlemimiz ne zamandır içimizde kuluçkaya yatıyordu. Kaş’ın kıvrımlı yollarının bize ne ufuklar açacağını merak ede ede yola koyulduk ve geçen hafta Kaş’ta Kairos Hotel’i ziyaret ettik! 🏠 Kaş’ın güneşini de rüzgârını da güçlü tabiatını da barındıran bir mekân düşünün. İşte btopraklara huzur yağdırmak Kairos’a düşmüş ve doğala özdeş bir aroma yaratmış Can Kairos’ta... Can’ın bize ayırdığı Kairos Design Tiny House odamıza gidiyoruz. Denize karşı, ormana karşı tiny evimizin bahçesinde sükûnet içindeyiz. Odamızın dışındaki jakuzide dinlenmek, manzarayı izlemek başlı başına bir zevk . ✨ Kairos’a önceden rezervasyon yapmak şart tabii. Evlerin fiyatları gecelik 2.000 TL civarında. ☎️ Telefon numaraları: 0539 619 73 13 Bir parantez: (Can, Küçük Oteller okuyucularımıza özel bir de %10 indirim sağlıyor!) www.kucukoteller.com.tr/kairos 🍽 Akşam yemeğinde, alakart restoranlarında , siyez unuyla yaptıkları pizzalarını yiyoruz. Gün batımında kendimizi Kairos’ta bambaşka bir dünyada buluyoruz. Renkler o kadar güzel ki… Gece oluyor, yıldızlarla dolu bir gece. Bütün benliğimiz donanımla bütünleşiyor, geceyi dinlemek, yıldızlarla daha da serinleyen havayı solumak, bize “gece güzel geçecek” diyen rüzgârı dinlemek… Ayrıyeten, çocuklu ailelerin rahatlıkla konaklayabileceği, 2 yatak odalı, 170 m2 genişliğinde Villa Kairos isimli bir vilları daha bulunuyor. Kairos’un her halini biz çok sevdik. 🐶 Pati dostu bir mekân burası. Gerçekten sade, net, temiz hatlı ve doğanın ön planda olduğu bir mekân burası. Sevgilerimizi iletmeyi unutmayın… Kaş merkez 10 dk. ✏️ Kaş tam bir aktivite cenneti! Kekova tekne turu, Saklıkent-Patara-Kaputaş safari turları, kano turları, Likya Yolu yürüyüş turları, scuba diving, yamaç paraşütü, antik kentler gibi gibi. 🍽 Kaş’ta yeme/içme sanatı: Miskin, Bunbun, Oburus Momus, Zaikw, Smiley’s, Godo, Mama Africa ve Loop. Daha fazla detay için web sitemizi ziyaret edin: www.kucukoteller.com.tr/kas-rehberi (Kairos) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd5_IzvMcJD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[ad_1] As RyanAir flights start revving, bus tours start booming and pub crawls start heaving, tourists are now flocking back to most of their usual haunts. Speaking of this – and though it might sound weird to say – the Mediterranean has an image problem. From Malaga to Magdaluf, when you think about the Mediterranean, many people think of parties, sunburnt brits, Airbnb wars, long-suffering locals… and Barcelona. But there’s a whole lot more than that to the Med. You don’t have to go to some far-flung place like The Maldives or a Monastry in Tibet to escape the masses. The Mediterranean has, to mention just a few cool hideaways, the Aeolian islands, Camogli, Punta Ala; the list goes on… As for that ‘quietly amazing’ list, we’d like to make another suggestion: Kaş, Turkey. Kaş is so cool (and so far so little known) we reckon it could be one of Europe’s last refuges from over-tourism. RELATED: Venice Discovers True Nature Of Its Overtourism Problem Kaş is Turkey’s number one Scuba diving destination. But it’s a whole lot more than that. It’s a refuge from overtourism. Why? Mostly thanks to its geography. Kaş is the beneficiary of rough charm and the absence of a nearby airport. As CNN Travel wrote yesterday: it’s a seaside town that stayed relatively unknown to outsiders until the early 1980s. It was in this time period that sailors cottoned onto it, mooring their yachts at the harbour to restock. According to CNN Travel, “Backpackers from Europe and the Antipodes soon followed.” In a lucky twist of fate for foodies and music lovers, “In between, exiled sons from wealthy Istanbul families made Kaş (a word meaning eyebrow in Turkish) their home, bringing with them a love of music, good coffee and nature,” CNN Travel reports. Kaş gives you the chance to do as much or as little as you want. You can snorkel, swim or sunbathe at its beaches, take a boat trip to its Blue Grotto, go diving on Assi island, see the Hellenic architecture of the Antiphellos Ancient City, go shopping at the Kas Bazaar, kayak over a sunken city at Kekova and see the Lycian Rock Tombs.Image Credit: Hotels.comYou can also paraglide. Or go bar hopping in the old town (or visit the nearby beach, Kaputaş Plajı). The town is also famous for its bougainvillea-covered houses and Ottoman-style balconies. Image Credit: Turkey Travel PlannerA beautiful, unspoilt paradise indeed. Let’s just hope it doesn’t turn into Bulgaria’s Sunny Beach any time soon. Read Next Did you enjoy this story? If so, subscribe to our daily newsletter to receive our top tending stories. [ad_2] Source link

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A Wonderfully Relaxing Cruise to a Sunken City

The Turquoise Coast of Turkey has many treasures. One of them is the sunken city of Kekova on an island close to Demre, a cruise away from the tourist region of Fethiye.

The Provinces of Mugla and Antalya in South West Turkey have wonderful coastlines. Mugla’s northern border looks west to Greek Islands and continue around the very south west tip of Turkey heading east.

It meets Antalya some distance later and the south facing coastline continues east. These waters are a real pleasure. The sunshine associated through the many months from April round to November has created a large tourist trade. Many take a trip out to sea at some time during their holiday and those that select a Fethiye Kekova Cruise do more than that; days of fun and relaxation. Fethiye Fethiye is an excellent starting point for any cruise. It has a large harbour and there are a number of uninhabited islands in the immediate vicinity. However after just a short time it is worth heading east with a few short stops on the way. • Oludeniz is a beach photographed regularly to promote Turkish tourism • Butterfly Valley is a green canyon with stream and waterfall where several species of butterfly and moth can be seen during the height of summer.

Turquoise Coast of Turkey

The Route East There is variety in the coastline. Those looking for a nice stretch of sand will certainly be impressed by Patara which is one of the first attractions after leaving Fethiye and the immediate area. It is worth remember of course that as you are sailing you can actually put down the anchor anywhere. That means you have access to all of the small coves en route, some with deserted areas of sand. There are two small tourist towns around 30 kilometres from each other, both with small harbours, Kalkan then Kas. In the case of Kas a new marina has been built as well and many yachts and gulets that sail these seas stop there. Kas has become well known as a scuba diving centre with several recommended dive sites. Equipment will be available for hire if you are qualified to dive. There are a number of islands off the Turkish mainland. Many are uninhabited and those that have a population are all Greek. The most easterly is a small island just a short distance from Kas. Its Turkish name is Meis. It once had a fairly sizeable population but was effectively evacuated during World War II. A few hundred Greeks live there today while those evacuated often made a new home in Australia. It is worth a few hours of your time, visiting the small museum that tells its story and perhaps enjoying lunch in the harbour? Your captain merely needs to raise a Greek flag as he enters Greek waters. Kekova Your ultimate destination is Kekova, a small island near to the modern day Turkish town of Demre. It is uninhabited today but there was once a city on its northern shore in the time of the Lycians. It was destroyed by an earthquake in the 2ND century but the remnants that are fairly well preserved now lie under the waves. A settlement was rebuilt on land by the Byzantines but it was finally abandoned for security reasons, being vulnerable to Arab attacks. While your boat is not allowed to anchor over the ruins those on their own Sail Turkey cruise have more chance to explore at their leisure because day trippers need to depart while you don’t. Your only restriction is the day and time when the cruise ends. Once ashore you may like to visit the ruins of Myra, another ancient Lycian city close to Demre. A few days sailing these seas is unforgettable. The memories will last until you return to do it again.

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A Wonderfully Relaxing Cruise to a Sunken City

The Turquoise Coast of Turkey has many treasures. One of them is the sunken city of Kekova on an island close to Demre, a cruise away from the tourist region of Fethiye.

The Provinces of Mugla and Antalya in South West Turkey have wonderful coastlines. Mugla’s northern border looks west to Greek Islands and continue around the very south west tip of Turkey heading east.

It meets Antalya some distance later and the south facing coastline continues east. These waters are a real pleasure. The sunshine associated through the many months from April round to November has created a large tourist trade. Many take a trip out to sea at some time during their holiday and those that select a Fethiye Kekova Cruise do more than that; days of fun and relaxation. Fethiye Fethiye is an excellent starting point for any cruise. It has a large harbour and there are a number of uninhabited islands in the immediate vicinity. However after just a short time it is worth heading east with a few short stops on the way. • Oludeniz is a beach photographed regularly to promote Turkish tourism • Butterfly Valley is a green canyon with stream and waterfall where several species of butterfly and moth can be seen during the height of summer.

Turquoise Coast of Turkey

The Route East There is variety in the coastline. Those looking for a nice stretch of sand will certainly be impressed by Patara which is one of the first attractions after leaving Fethiye and the immediate area. It is worth remember of course that as you are sailing you can actually put down the anchor anywhere. That means you have access to all of the small coves en route, some with deserted areas of sand. There are two small tourist towns around 30 kilometres from each other, both with small harbours, Kalkan then Kas. In the case of Kas a new marina has been built as well and many yachts and gulets that sail these seas stop there. Kas has become well known as a scuba diving centre with several recommended dive sites. Equipment will be available for hire if you are qualified to dive. There are a number of islands off the Turkish mainland. Many are uninhabited and those that have a population are all Greek. The most easterly is a small island just a short distance from Kas. Its Turkish name is Meis. It once had a fairly sizeable population but was effectively evacuated during World War II. A few hundred Greeks live there today while those evacuated often made a new home in Australia. It is worth a few hours of your time, visiting the small museum that tells its story and perhaps enjoying lunch in the harbour? Your captain merely needs to raise a Greek flag as he enters Greek waters. Kekova Your ultimate destination is Kekova, a small island near to the modern day Turkish town of Demre. It is uninhabited today but there was once a city on its northern shore in the time of the Lycians. It was destroyed by an earthquake in the 2ND century but the remnants that are fairly well preserved now lie under the waves. A settlement was rebuilt on land by the Byzantines but it was finally abandoned for security reasons, being vulnerable to Arab attacks. While your boat is not allowed to anchor over the ruins those on their own Sail Turkey cruise have more chance to explore at their leisure because day trippers need to depart while you don’t. Your only restriction is the day and time when the cruise ends. Once ashore you may like to visit the ruins of Myra, another ancient Lycian city close to Demre. A few days sailing these seas is unforgettable. The memories will last until you return to do it again.

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Actually The City Of Your Dreams In Antalya - #Antalya, #Kekova, #NaturalBeauties, #Olympos, #OutdoorSports, #Phaselis, #Rhodians

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Actually The City Of Your Dreams In Antalya

This is closed for discussion of certain topics in the world, as the most beautiful city of Antalya in Turkey. It seemed like a stretch to you, but I’ll try to prove it in the article. Since I’m also a writer, I have the power now!

now imagine a city..

wake up to the views every day of your dreams

I may be able to finish a post about the natural beauties of Antalya. Behind the sea, snow-topped mountains, beach and forest. Imagination, not real, imagine that you see it every day, wouldn’t you be happier?

  is not one of us who do not run away from school and go to sea

you live in Antalya, a condition to be met can’t be more normal. Especially in Istanbul, Izmir dolmuş in Antalya, while in places like the way to go on foot or reached by a minimum 45 minutes 15-10-5 minutes, depends on the location of your school. Outside of the vast coast basic 2 in the centre of the city, many in secret, there is no heaven. Pretty precipices why do you think?

Pieces of heaven

notice the natural beauty around the city centre or in different presented from heaven, you have to admire. Perhaps the Duden waterfalls, the sounds of them. Patara beach, cool off in the summer and local people often came to the cave, the sine qua Highlands, in other words, you can find pieces of heaven.

a lot of history

the capital of the Pamphylia region, Perge, the city of Antalya is just one of the sine qua non of the historical richness. M. S. 2. Aspendos Amphitheatre is still used for concerts and built in the XVII century is another area of great attention. Founded by the rhodians, Phaselis, Kekova remaining under the sea, known as the city of Santa Demre and Olympos with unquenchable fire in the mountains, but the region’s most important historical monuments.

don’t care

located where you can see most traces the history of Antalya, Kaleiçi, with its architecture, streets and especially to attract attention. Each was lost in Kaleici of Antalya at least 1 times considering that it would be a great achievement on your first attempt to get out without getting lost. Has one of the best views of the city, Castle, I suggest you go to the bar.

  you know that’s not the kind of salad

(Photo: Antalya Festivals)

go to Antalya without knowing what a real salad is, you have not tasted it. Really, you know, there is no difference between a bean salad very much. Tahini spilled on pumpkin pie, and scatter pie… Cedar restaurant serving cuisine of Antalya and Konya, Antalya are among the best in.

  all kinds of outdoor sports Available

the diversity of the geography is pretty much more to be done in the genre of sports, there are alternatives. Olympus in rock climbing, parachute jumping, Saklikent ski, able to dive almost anywhere. The rocks of Olympus with my choice. I haven’t seen in Antalya, but I recommend doing rope descent for once in your life. He caused the people of the Jun climb I can even explain it.

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Explore Kas- A mesmerizing town in Turkey

If you want to escape from the hustle and bustle of stressful city life and want to explore yourself, visit Kaş, Turkey.  Kaş is a small but pleasant "Turkish Delight" town in the very south (Mediterranean) of Turkey. It is known for its exclusive pebble beaches, relaxed environment, exotic Peninsula, excellent local people, cafes and restaurants as well as super awesome Mediterranean climate.

 "Kaş offers astonishing array of fishes and other sea creatures like octopus and sea turtles."

 Although Kaş is a tiny town, and you can walk anywhere within 10 minutes, even than Worldwide travellers drift here. They love to explore the following:

 ·         Ancient theatre and acropolis in Kas

·         Phellos ancient city

·         Hellenistic theatre

·         Lycian Way

·         Kibris Canyon

·         Ottomans influence

·         Relics of Roman Empire

·         Kekova Sound

·         Aperlai ruins

·         Appolonia

·         Saklikent gorge

·         Patara ruins & beach

·         Kaputaş beach & Blue Cave

·         Limanagzi (Sebeda-Bayindir) beach

·         Big Pebble Beach

·         Hidirellez Sinkhole

·         Village of Gömbe

 Endless adventure activities

 Families enjoy endless adventure activities from scuba diving, hiking, truck safaris, snorkelling, swimming, canoeing, gorge walking to sea kayaking. Adventure enthusiasts go extra mile to enjoy:

 ·         Cycling

·         Fishing

·         Walking

·         Mountain biking

·         Paragliding.

 They explore the far fetching wonderful narrow valleys, steep cliffs, forests, coves, deep narrow canyon, beaches, such as Kaputaş beach & Blue Caves.  

 Shopping experiences

 Kaş also offers a great variety of shopping experiences to its explorers. There are also a great range of cafes and restaurants.  Plenty of accommodation facilities are also available.

 How to Reach

Kaş is halfway between Dalaman Airport and Antalya Airport, which makes it easier for travellers to visit . In fact, there are many ways to get to Kaş from these popular airports (Dalaman and Antalya). But, the easiest, and safest way to travel is by taxi. You can hire a car from the airport for smooth and trouble free transportation.  Of course, you can also rent a car from your hotel or from a reputable travel agency in Kaş.

 Best time to visit Kaş - Summer (June to September): The temperature of the city ranges from 19 degree Celsius to 35 degree Celsius.

 So, what are you waiting for, just visit Kaş and enjoy the relaxed and cosy Mediterranean environment.

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Bir sezonun daha sonuna gelmek üzereyiz. Almost end of October. We are still Sailing and Swimming come to #kaş #antalya #turkey #sea #holiday #istanbul #instagood #kalkan #travel #nature #summer #instagram #deniz #microblading #sunset #diving #türkiye #traveller #beautiful #animal #bodrum #doğa #izmir #kemer #kekova #objektifimden #makeup #aniyakala #love #photooftheday (Kas, Turkey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CG1omdchfz9/?igshid=1v3g5wxaj96c8

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                                              Travel to Turkey 4

Excursion Demre Myra Kekova (Dolichiste) is the most popular tourist route in the world, in my opinion. Price and main historical places. We will visit the church of St. Nicholas in the town of Demre, the Myra and Kekova island. We will see under the water old jugs and amphoras, which are about 1800 years old! If you need, you can use subtittles in the YOUTUBE settings!)

[kasrehber]

#Antiphellos: Antik kentten günümüze ulaşan eserlerin başında şehrin kuzeyinde kayalara oyulmuş mezarlar ile dört bir tarafa serpilmiş Likya lahitleri gelir. Lahitlerin en görkemlisi, bugün Uzunçarşı Caddesi'nde bulunan ve halk arasında Kral Mezarı olarak adlandırılan Likya Yazıtlı Anıt Mezar'dır (M.Ö.4.yy.). Antiphellos'da bulunan önemli eserlerden bir tanesi de Kaş Antik Tiyatrosu' dur (M.Ö.1.yy). 4 bin kişilik seyirci kapasitesine sahip olan yapı M.S.2. yüzyılda onarım görmüştür. 26 basamaktan oluşan tiyatronun sahnesi yoktur ve yapının en önemli özelliği Anadolu'daki denize cepheli tek tiyatro oluşudur. Tiyatronun kuzey-doğusunda Akdam olarak adlandırılan dor tipinde M.Ö. IV. yüzyıla ait ev tipi bir mezar vardır.Yapı, doğal kaya kesilerek yapılmıştır. 3.5 metre yüksekliğindedir ve içerisinde el ele tutuşarak dans eden 24 kız figürü bulunmaktadır. Hastane Caddesi üzerinde, dış yüzü muntazam kesme taş kullanılarak yapılmış olan Tapınak bulunur. Yapının temel taşlarının Roma Dönemi'nden kaldığı tespit edilmiştir. Ayrıca yat limanı girişinde bulunan Likya döneminden kalma Su Sarnıcı görülebilir. #Kaş #KaşRehber #KaşTatil #kaşgezirehberi #KaşKonaklama #KaşRehberi #AntalyaKaş #KaşKonaklama #KaşOtel #gezi #tatil #antikkent #rehber #hayat #yaşam #eğlence #deniz #kaşıbizesor #diving #dalış #kalkan #kekova #patara #likya #likyayolu #mavi #tarih #kamping #Kaşhaber (Kaş) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwUwQDwBKtj/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4un4c9wegng4

[jeantparks]

A Wonderfully Relaxing Cruise to a Sunken City

The Turquoise Coast of Turkey has many treasures. One of them is the sunken city of Kekova on an island close to Demre, a cruise away from the tourist region of Fethiye.

The Provinces of Mugla and Antalya in South West Turkey have wonderful coastlines. Mugla’s northern border looks west to Greek Islands and continue around the very south west tip of Turkey heading east.

It meets Antalya some distance later and the south facing coastline continues east. These waters are a real pleasure. The sunshine associated through the many months from April round to November has created a large tourist trade. Many take a trip out to sea at some time during their holiday and those that select a Fethiye Kekova Cruise do more than that; days of fun and relaxation. Fethiye Fethiye is an excellent starting point for any cruise. It has a large harbour and there are a number of uninhabited islands in the immediate vicinity. However after just a short time it is worth heading east with a few short stops on the way. • Oludeniz is a beach photographed regularly to promote Turkish tourism • Butterfly Valley is a green canyon with stream and waterfall where several species of butterfly and moth can be seen during the height of summer.

Turquoise Coast of Turkey

The Route East There is variety in the coastline. Those looking for a nice stretch of sand will certainly be impressed by Patara which is one of the first attractions after leaving Fethiye and the immediate area. It is worth remember of course that as you are sailing you can actually put down the anchor anywhere. That means you have access to all of the small coves en route, some with deserted areas of sand. There are two small tourist towns around 30 kilometres from each other, both with small harbours, Kalkan then Kas. In the case of Kas a new marina has been built as well and many yachts and gulets that sail these seas stop there. Kas has become well known as a scuba diving centre with several recommended dive sites. Equipment will be available for hire if you are qualified to dive. There are a number of islands off the Turkish mainland. Many are uninhabited and those that have a population are all Greek. The most easterly is a small island just a short distance from Kas. Its Turkish name is Meis. It once had a fairly sizeable population but was effectively evacuated during World War II. A few hundred Greeks live there today while those evacuated often made a new home in Australia. It is worth a few hours of your time, visiting the small museum that tells its story and perhaps enjoying lunch in the harbour? Your captain merely needs to raise a Greek flag as he enters Greek waters. Kekova Your ultimate destination is Kekova, a small island near to the modern day Turkish town of Demre. It is uninhabited today but there was once a city on its northern shore in the time of the Lycians. It was destroyed by an earthquake in the 2ND century but the remnants that are fairly well preserved now lie under the waves. A settlement was rebuilt on land by the Byzantines but it was finally abandoned for security reasons, being vulnerable to Arab attacks. While your boat is not allowed to anchor over the ruins those on their own Sail Turkey cruise have more chance to explore at their leisure because day trippers need to depart while you don’t. Your only restriction is the day and time when the cruise ends. Once ashore you may like to visit the ruins of Myra, another ancient Lycian city close to Demre. A few days sailing these seas is unforgettable. The memories will last until you return to do it again.

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[janetgannon]

A Wonderfully Relaxing Cruise to a Sunken City

The Turquoise Coast of Turkey has many treasures. One of them is the sunken city of Kekova on an island close to Demre, a cruise away from the tourist region of Fethiye.

The Provinces of Mugla and Antalya in South West Turkey have wonderful coastlines. Mugla’s northern border looks west to Greek Islands and continue around the very south west tip of Turkey heading east.

It meets Antalya some distance later and the south facing coastline continues east. These waters are a real pleasure. The sunshine associated through the many months from April round to November has created a large tourist trade. Many take a trip out to sea at some time during their holiday and those that select a Fethiye Kekova Cruise do more than that; days of fun and relaxation. Fethiye Fethiye is an excellent starting point for any cruise. It has a large harbour and there are a number of uninhabited islands in the immediate vicinity. However after just a short time it is worth heading east with a few short stops on the way. • Oludeniz is a beach photographed regularly to promote Turkish tourism • Butterfly Valley is a green canyon with stream and waterfall where several species of butterfly and moth can be seen during the height of summer.

Turquoise Coast of Turkey

The Route East There is variety in the coastline. Those looking for a nice stretch of sand will certainly be impressed by Patara which is one of the first attractions after leaving Fethiye and the immediate area. It is worth remember of course that as you are sailing you can actually put down the anchor anywhere. That means you have access to all of the small coves en route, some with deserted areas of sand. There are two small tourist towns around 30 kilometres from each other, both with small harbours, Kalkan then Kas. In the case of Kas a new marina has been built as well and many yachts and gulets that sail these seas stop there. Kas has become well known as a scuba diving centre with several recommended dive sites. Equipment will be available for hire if you are qualified to dive. There are a number of islands off the Turkish mainland. Many are uninhabited and those that have a population are all Greek. The most easterly is a small island just a short distance from Kas. Its Turkish name is Meis. It once had a fairly sizeable population but was effectively evacuated during World War II. A few hundred Greeks live there today while those evacuated often made a new home in Australia. It is worth a few hours of your time, visiting the small museum that tells its story and perhaps enjoying lunch in the harbour? Your captain merely needs to raise a Greek flag as he enters Greek waters. Kekova Your ultimate destination is Kekova, a small island near to the modern day Turkish town of Demre. It is uninhabited today but there was once a city on its northern shore in the time of the Lycians. It was destroyed by an earthquake in the 2ND century but the remnants that are fairly well preserved now lie under the waves. A settlement was rebuilt on land by the Byzantines but it was finally abandoned for security reasons, being vulnerable to Arab attacks. While your boat is not allowed to anchor over the ruins those on their own Sail Turkey cruise have more chance to explore at their leisure because day trippers need to depart while you don’t. Your only restriction is the day and time when the cruise ends. Once ashore you may like to visit the ruins of Myra, another ancient Lycian city close to Demre. A few days sailing these seas is unforgettable. The memories will last until you return to do it again.

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