Places toVisit

Boat Trips

GREEK ISLANDS

From Didim there is a boat trip to Kusadasi and from there you can go to the Greek island of Samos. From Bodrum there are daily boat trips to Kos & Rhodes  

 Lazy Day Cruise - Boat Trip -

What could be better than a relaxing cruise along the beautiful coastline visiting 3 bays, one island, one beach ….. with BBQ lunch on the board, and snorkelling opportunities.

Dalyan
Turtle Beach + Mud Bath

Dalyan - meaning "fish trap" in Turkish - is the breeding ground for the world famous logger head turtles.

Enjoy a boat trip along the impressive labyrinths of the delta, relax in a mud bath and indulge in delicious sea food in a river-side restaurant next to the spectacular view of 2000 yrs old Lycian rock cut tombs.

Bodrum, Turkey’s oldest tourist resort has many attractions and caters to many different types of visitor. It is popular with the yachting crowd who moor up in the large harbour and frequent the waterfront bars and restaurants. It is a great place to be young and fashionable, rivalling the Mediterranean hotspots of Ibiza in Spain and Mykonos in Greece. Bodrum also has the best range of shopping and dining in the Aegean with something good to suit every pocket.

The Castle of St Peter is one of the finest and most complete castles in Turkey, built by the crusading Knights of St John in 1408.  The building alone, with its dungeon and towers, make it worth a visit but the castle is also home to the Museum of Underwater Archaeology displaying unique collections of ancient artefacts.

Tours leave from Akbuk and Altinkum

Kusadasi is probably Turkey’s most versatile resort with a huge selection of hotels, apartments, restaurants and bars, one of the largest marinas along the coast and a huge cruise port for passengers on the Aegean tour who disembark in the morning to visit Ephesus and get whisked away to their next port of call in Greece.

The natural beauty of Dilek Peninsula, the Meander delta, Bafa Lake and the 60km coast with hundred of coves are a bonus for land based travellers..

Tours:  Daily         Depart 09.00 a.m.   Return 18.00 p.m

Typical Price:    £8

Pamukkale (Pamuk-kalay) means ‘cotton castle’ in Turkish and it is a very appropriate name. This huge natural travertine (a type of crystalline rock) fountain is one of Turkey’s most famous attractions and one of its most beautiful and spectacular landscapes. Sparkling white terraces of shallow limestone pools cling precariously to the hillside. From a distance they look like piles of raw cotton.  Close up, the limestone is brilliant white and its edges glitter like diamonds.

Relax in the thermal springs renowned for their therapy and visit the Roman Baths, theatre and ancient city of Hierapolis

Tours:  Saturday        Depart 07.00 a.m.   Return 20.30 p.m. 

Cost:    £12 - 15      Includes Entrance, Full Guiding, Buffet Lunch

Ephesus is the largest and most complete ancient city in the eastern Mediterranean, situated 19 km (12 miles) north east of Kusadasi. It is a must-see even if you are not into history. The exceptionally well-preserved buildings allow us to step back in time to life in Roman Asia Minor over 1500 years ago.

Tours:  Thur/Sun         Depart 08.30 a.m.   Return 17.30 p.m

Cost:    £16 – 18       Includes Entrance, Tour Guide, Buffet Lunch

Priene

 The ancient harbor city Priene, now located at the foot of a spectacular cliff on Mount Mycale presents a breathtaking view of Soke lowland created by the Meander River.