Sunshine, the sea, historical places, sailing, swimming;sailing in Turkey an unforgettable holiday or vacation.You can discover the exotic Turkish coastline.Turkish boat trip will provide a Jewish heritage, biblical,cultural and archaeological trips.Turkey is a paradise for cruising,with some 5,178 miles of coastline.
Gulets are traditional wooden and handmade Turkish boats-really the vessel of choice for exploring the Turkish coast- usually equipped with a crew of three comprising of the captain, the cook, and a sailor.Along the Mediterranean and Aegean coasts of Turkey there are a number of scenic routes that you can choose from touching a rich array of historical sites including the ancient cities of  Ephesus, Aspendos,Miletus, Knidos, Xanthos and Side.A day on Bodrum Yacht cruises will always be a day full of adventure. One can do just about anything from swimming or snorkeling, fishing or cooking.One of the popular stops on the trip will be at Sedir Island which has a unique history behind it.
Good trips!

If you do not have any sailing experience yet, you can consider getting sailing lessons.Because you should experience this adventure. A sailing vacation is the perfect adventure trip.
You can choose to navigate through clear turquoise waters of the Caribbean or trace the routes of ancient mariners in the Mediterranean; or perhaps you might want to bask in the beauty of the Scandinavian fjords.
why not try a yachting holiday?And where will we go?There are so many destinations to choose.We choose some of places for your sailing holiday.
Turkey;Ephesus, Aspendos,Miletus, Knidos, Xanthos,Side
Greece;Paxos,Cephalonia, Kythira,Corfu, Ithaka
Italy;the Pontine Islands,Capri, Procida,Almalfi Coast

Turkey has a lot of grand beaches. We will take a look at the top ten beaches found in Turkey.

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The Endless Patara Beach(fethiye):Rated as the best beach in the world by The Sunday Times. This beach on the south-west coast of Lyciaon the Mediterranean coast of Turkey near the modern small town of Gelemis, in Antalya Province.Patara may be the best in the Mediterranean.However it is 18 kms long [the longest beach in the Mediterranean]

Oludeniz Beach(fethiye): Oludeniz is Turkey’s most famous beach. Olu Deniz is a small resort village, about 9 miles to the south of Fethiye, on the Aegean Coast in the South West of Turkey. Summer temperature averages 32C, winter 20C. 1hr 45 mins from Dalaman Airport.

Olympos(Antalya): If you are looking for a more romantic and relaxed atmosphere, then this is the beach for you. More than a few of Turkey’s most unusual travel destinations are time-consuming to reach - Cappadocia , for instance, or eastern Anatolia. Antalya has the closest international airport, although most travellers arrive in Olympos by bus, usually having bought one-way tickets from a guesthouse at their last destination.

Iztuzu Beach(Turtle Beach)(Dalyan) : Reached by boat, Turtle Beach [also known as Iztuzu Beach], a sandbar of the Dalyan Delta.30 mins from Dalaman Airport.

Cleopatra’s Beach (Alanya): Alanya is one of the country’s largest resorts. The beach and resort offer great accommodations, facilities and things to do.

Side(Antalya) : Classic Turkish seaside village/beach scenario, but popular with package holiday groups. Fine sandy beaches each side of the town and some ancient ruins. 1 hr from Antalya Airport.

Icmeler Beach(Marmaris) :Icmeler is a popular Turkish holiday resort situated 8 kilometres from Marmaris. The village of İçmeler opposite Marmaris in the same bay.

Konyaaltı Beach(Antalya): Konyaalti sits in the heart of the big city, so this is a great holiday option for anyone who might be bored by the idea of lying on a beach towel for hours. Antalya Airport is only about 20 minutes from the city centre by shuttle bus.

Calis Beach(Fethiye): Çalis Beach is informal, relaxing, and excellent for watersports or a family holiday. Oludeniz is just 10 km (6 miles) away over the hills.

Kemer Beach: Kemer is a lovely seaside town located right on on the sea front. This beach mostly of large pebbles and stones, although the ones near the yacht marina and Yoruk Parki (an anthropological park with a Turkish nomad theme) are of sand.

The Antalya Region, offering all the mysticism of past in our day, is now called the “Turkish Riviera” due to its archaeological and natural beauties. Antalya is a sprawling resort destination with hundreds of restaurants of all types.
During the four decades that I’ve been visiting, it has also been a city in which the restaurant scene changes rapidly, and not always for the better.

Antalya is the place where sea, sun, history and nature constitute a perfect harmony and which also includes the most beautiful and clearest coast along the Medditerranean. The city still preserves its importance as a centre throughout history in the south coast of the country, in addition to its wonderful natural beauties. The mythological city which housed the Gods and Goddesses now exhibits all its secrets and marvels to mankind. Read more »