Istanbul in Türkiye

Bodrum is a glamorous seaside paradise on the Turkish Riviera, where the Aegean and Mediterranean meet. The old town is divided into two halves by its castle and the pedestrian-friendly bazaar area.

Cesme is a popular holiday destination on the tip of the peninsula at Turkey’s westernmost end, home to a number of scenic beaches. Two of the more popular towns in the district are Alacati and Cesme town.

Sirince is a small village dating back to 331 BC, with picturesque traditional houses, cobbled alleys and historic landmarks surrounded by olive and peach groves. The UNESCO-listed ruins of Ephesus are just a short drive away.

Izmir is a vibrant port city situated along Turkey’s Aegean coast. Boasting an extraordinary history, and many museums and landmarks, the city is a hub of activity around the year with festivals and events.

Cappadocia is known for its rich history, culture, and geology. The region’s dramatic landscape of interesting rock formations, cave dwellings, and subterranean cities provides ample opportunities for exploration.