Holidays To Turkey

Turkey is a perfect choice if you want to spend holidays on a land of volcanoes, beautiful beaches or historical places. Combination of 7 beautiful regions: the Black Sea, the Marmara, the Aegean, the Mediterranean, Central Anatolia, Eastern Anatolia and South East Anatolia, Turkey is perhaps world’s most contested country with historical battlegrounds, ruined castles and palaces of great empires.

With a rich historic sites and archaeological wonders, Turkey reflects both Eastern and Western culture. There is something for everyone in Turkey to explore and reveal the natural secrets. Turkey provides different holidays destinations which suit all requirements and budgets. Family holidays, adventure holidays, cruises and water sports are a few of different packages. Some of destinations to visit are Antalya, Alanya, Marmaris, Bodrum, Kusadasi, Ankara, Nemrut Dagi, Cappadocia and Erzincan. You may want to go for a swim in the Mediterranean and enjoy a lazy afternoon.

You can find cheap Turkey holidays easily as Turkey’s tourism industry has grown over the years because of its affordability as an international destination. Visitors are enchanted by unique historical and archaeological sites, majestic mountains and valleys, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, castles, mosques and a beautiful coastline.

“Go for the history, but stay for the food,” is often said of Turkey holidays. Turkey has a rich variety of cuisine that makes it worthwhile just to take a culinary tour of the country. You cannot identify one dominant Turkish food like the Italian pasta or the French sauce, but the Turks have perfected their cuisine to a fine craft that reflects their refinement of culture.

Spring is best time to travel to Turkey (April, May, June). Because the weather is moderate, the days are long and the tourist crowd hasn’t arrived yet, but beware April can be rainy. Second choice is autumn (September, October, and November). Mostly mild weather, but the days are shorter than spring, rain may begin in October. Summer is quite hot in Turkey (July, August) usually rainless, cool inland in the evenings. November through March (winter), the weather is mostly rainy and then snowy except in the south.