Turkish Aegaeis, Turkey

 

The Turkish Aegean offers plenty of holiday pleasures: sun, sand and beaches. Turquoise water and clean shores alternate with olive groves, hot springs, fig trees, sheep herds and red poppies.

The land of 1001 nights is a paradise for water sports fans and seaside holidaymakers. Cultural highlights of international renown, such as splendid mosques and impressive citadels, are witnesses of the Greek, Roman, Christian and Ottoman time periods. The elegant, white cube houses of the famous holiday resort Bodrum will enthuse even spoilt tourists.
Bodrum has won fame due to its casual lifestyle and its international, mostly younger guests. Here you can convert night into a day in discos and bars. In the pulsating city centre, you can admire the mighty fortress of St. Peter, which possesses a lovely archaeological underwater museum.

The greatest attraction of Izmir is the bazaar of Kemeralti with its narrow, snug alleyways. The culture park offers entertainment for everybody: a green belt with restaurants, tea gardens, a small zoo and a lake that shimmers beautifully at sunset. Tourists can princely spend the night in the Majesty Süzer, a little out of Cesme, in a hotel with its own thermal spring, administered by the Öger Group.

The hotel is an insider tip for those who are in love since it is located in a remote bay on Alacati beach. Here, surfers can sail on the white waves and go for their limits. An alternative is the “Altin Yunus“, which is built horseshoe-shaped around its own yacht harbour with a joint beach. Here is the largest diving area for hobby sea observers.

 

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