Built on the slopes of the Toros mountains, by the seaside and among a 50,000sqm pine forest, the Gloria Verde Resort  is a 5 -star establishment that embodies the Mediterranean spirit of relaxation. Gloria Verde is the smallest one among Gloria Family Hotels and offers a peaceful and comfortable retreat. This area is paradise for golfers, but cut off from everywhere within walking distance.

The hotel is  5 floored main building and there are family rooms in the 3 blocks in the garden. Guestrooms have fireplaces, balconies, and sofa beds; bathrooms include jetted tubs, shower/tub combinations, and bathrobes.

Room Facilities: Hairdryers Available, Mini Bar, Television with Cable, Air Conditioning, Balcony/Terrace, Key Card System, Direct Dial Telephone, Wireless Internet Acess, Central Heating/Cooling System.

Activities: Sauna,  fitness service, Slides, Pools, Animation programs, 1 Tennis Court, Table Tennis, Aerobic, Open Carpark and Water sports.

Theraphy: Massage, Spa,  Doctor Services, Thalasso Centre, Theraphy Pool , more..

There are and three different bars that offer delicious food to the guests.

Sheraton Istanbul Atakoy is positioned immediately alongside Atakoy Marina and the sea. It is very conveniently located, just 5-10 minutes to the airport. Also hotel is only within walking distance of major shopping malls such as Galleria, Carousel, Capacity and Town Center.

285 guest rooms and suites offer a personal and inviting atmosphere and modern conveniences.
Room Feature: Telephone, Split Air Conditioner, TV, Music, Balcony, Minibar, Hair-Dryer.

Enjoy a sumptuous choice of international and local delicacies, as well as a la carte dining options in Sheraton’s 2 restaurants.

Activities: Tennis Court, Sauna, Fitness Centre, Fishing, Solarium, Spa, Massage, Jacuzzi, Cycling, Bowling, Turkish Bath, Hammam, Indoor Swimming Pool, Outdoor Swimming Pool.

Nemrut is a 2,150 meters high mountain in Turkey, located near the province of Adiyaman. At the top of the mountain, King Antiochus I Theos (69-36 B.C.) built his tomb-sanctuary along with huge statues (8-9 m high) – two lions and two eagles, and various Greek and Persian gods. Mt. Nemrut was designated a World Heritage Site in 1987. The nearby town of Ad?yaman is a popular place for car and bus trips to the site, and one can also travel by helicopter. Tourists typically visit Nemrut during June through August.

There are so many perfect islands in the Aegean – more than 3,000 of them – that i can be hard to distinguish between them. But Bozcaada really is different – it is one of the only two islands in the region that is Turkish. In Greek mythology it was called  Tenedos and because of its strategic position, just south of the Dardanelles Strait, it has been occupied since time immemorial. Over the centuries the population was ethnically Greek, these days, although it is almost entirely Turkish, the island’s culture bears many traces of its Greek inheritance. Photo by: m.f.t.

Bozcaada is roughly triangular shape and has relatively flat terrain. From the highest point Goztepe at 192 m, there is a panoramic view across the whole island and on clear day you can see as far as Levkos. About third of the land is covered in vineyards, scattered trees and scrubland containing an usually diverse range of plants – 437 species in all. Photo by: esin’s gaze

The sea is remarkably clear and seaweed-free, so Bozcaada’s waters are superb for diving. There are plenty of pure sand beaches; Ayazama Bay is the longest, the most accessible stretch. There are as well as innumerable coves and inlets for anyone seeking solitude. Photo by: Zeynep ©

There is an intensive Venetian Fortress that attests to Bozcaada. The stone and wood town architecture is a charming mixture of Turkish and Greek houses – stylistically quite different from each other. The food, too, is a fusion between both cultures, giving it a district edge over the usual fare of the Aegean Islands. Red poppy syrup, a local specialty, is an interesting alternative to the island wine. Photo by: Egemen VII

When to go: May to September. Population: 2,427. Getting there: Bus from Istanbul, an 8-hour journey to Geyikii. You should know: The sea is substantially colder there, due to the cold water springs around Bozcaada. During the hottest months it is a refreshing contrast to the beach. Photo by: Zeynep ©

The Marmara Bodrum Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel in Bodrum and is the newest addition to the Marmara Hotels and Residences. It is a modern property with unique architecture inspired by Bodrum Castle, located three kilometres above the resort town ofBodrum, Turkey.  Hotel is near the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, Bodrum Castle, and other sites. The hotel is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World!

100 air conditioned guestrooms. All rooms offers TV,  Minibar, Music, Direct Dial Telephone, Safe Box, Private Bathroom , Shower and Toilet, Hair Dryer, Balcony.

Amenities: Disabled Access, High-speed Internet, Parking, Pets Allowed, Room Service, Business Center, Pool, Spa and  Concierge.

The onsite Tuti Restaurant offers an inventive cuisine of Turkish and international specials. Situated of the top floor of the hotel is a new, casual restaurant serving a variety of sushi and nigiri specials. The Lounge and Pool Bars both offer delicious snacks.

Near The Marmara Bodrum-Scuba diving, horse riding, water sports, golf, tennis, Myndos Gate, Mausoleum, Temple of Apollo.

Situated in the heart of the Cappadocia district, just 20 minutes from Urgup. Located on a slight hill, it is very impressive from the highway. The architecture and decor is inspired by the unique landscape of Cappadocia.  Antalya 634 km., Kayseri Airport 90 km., and Nevsehir Airport 20 km. Peri Tower hotel provides a range of accommodation to suit solo travellers and families.

The hotel offers 126 total rooms, 270 total beds, 1 king suite, 20 suites. All our rooms are equipped with private bathrooms, air conditioning, direct dial telephone, satellite TV, hairdryer, mini bar and safe box.

Services: Room Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Internet Services, Laundry,Currency Exchange, Shoe Shine,  Tour Desk and Fax/Photocopying.

Sport and leisure: Turkish bath, sauna, table tennis, billiard, volleyball, jogging and a shopping centre.

Hotel DiningInternal restaurant or open air dining with traditional Turkish cuisine Turkish breakfast.

The aquapark is opened up to service in 1993 by Depark, is the very first water park of Turkey. Established on an area of 40.000 m². Adjacent to Dedeman Antalya is the Aquapark Dedeman where water slides and chutes which provide hours of fun for children and adults.

The park has lots of and slides ranging from gentle slopes for the toddlers in your group, to the vertigo-inducing, near-vertical.

You will enjoy the thrills and spills of the heart thumping adrenaline rush in the most fascinating sun-washed water park ever created. The park there are 23 slides, a 350 meter river with artificial waves, pools and restaurants.

Facilities: Multi Slide, Big Hole, Black Hole, Crazy River, Giant Slide, Twin – Twister Tube – Kamikaze – Spiro Tube – Hydro Tube Activity Pool, Wawe Pool, Jacuzzi.

In one of the most attractive spots on Turkey‘s Turquoise Coast is the lovely Mediterranean island of Kekova, As just 4.5 sq km, the island is uninhabited but lies in a bay close to the mainland. On the north shore of the island are ruins of ancient Apollonia, dating back to the 5th century BC. The reason these ruins attract so many tourists is that they lie partially beneath the waves, an amazing sunken city in the clear blue waters of the bay. Photo by: JMcD&SW

The city was submerged by a series of earthquakes over the centuries. Today marble columns and arches rise into the water, and stone steeps lead down into the ocean floor. You can explore the sunken ruins by kayak, or take a ferry trip to view them, as swimming is no longer allowed there. But west on the shore of the Bay of Tersane, swimming is permitted and this is an evocative and lovely place for a picnic. Photo by: Hendo101

Apollonia was part of Lycia, an important kingdom in this region. The Lycains traded with Ancient greeks and as trade increased, so did piracy. For that reason, many harbours and port, featuring Kekova, were fortified. While you glide over the blue water, you can spot remains of buildings and wall beneath you boat, a rather unsettling experience.! Photo by: mebooyou

On the mainland, near Kekova are some more fascinating ruins, those of ancient Simena, dating back to the 4th century BC. Today the fishing village of Kale stands on the site. A medieval castle sits atop the little hill and from there you can get a good view of the ruins. The ruined fortress, Simena Castle, features the pointed arches of the Lycian. Photo by: Infinitaintringulis

When to go: April to November. Population: Uninhabited. How to get there: By boat from Kas or Kaikan. You should know: Due to visitors taking home souvenirs from the ruins, it is no longer permitted to swim among the ruins of Apollonia. However, there are other ruins close by which can be explored from the water. Photo by: Lvovsky

The  Hotel is located in overlooking Urgup the center of Cappadocia with an unique panoramic view and only 500m to the city center. Hotel Urgup offers numerous services and activities to make you enjoy your holidays.

Dinler Urgup is aa four-star hotel completed in 1989 with a capacity of 172 rooms and 344 beds. Rooms Facilities: Air conditioning, Balcony, Bathroom telephone, Bathtub only, Electronic/magnetic keys, Hair dryer, Hypo-alergic bedding available, In-room safe, Internet access – wireless.

Hotel Facilities : Gym / Fitness Facilities, Laundry Facilities, Parking Facilities, Reception, Room Service, Sauna, Turkish-bath, Swimming Pool – Outdoor.

Dinler Hotel Urgup has 3 restaurants. In the restaurant you can taste very delicious foods, anything from the International cuisine to the Turkish cuisine.

Lake Van is a salt lake – a mysterious inland sea 1,670 m above the sea level in the heart of Anatolian Mountains, Turkey. Nobody can explain the salinity of the water, either the fresh water spring on the island of Akdamar. On this cosy small island, less than 1 sq km in area, there is an incredible monument – the Cathedral Church of the Holly Cross, an extraordinary beautiful example of American architecture. Photo by: photoalidager

The church was built in the 10th century and was the seat of American Catholicos for nearly 700 years. It is the only remaining structure of the Palace of Aght’Amar, built for the American king between 915 and 922 – a magnificent complex of buildings, complete with streets and gardens, entirely built out of a lovely pinkish-red tufa (volcanic rock) which must have been transported from miles away. The church contains 34 rooms, and is set in almond grove. Its exterior walls are carved with fine reliefs of biblical harvesting – nothing remotely comparable has been found anywhere else in the world. Photo by: mattjfleet

The beauty of the scenery around is breathtaking. Reddish stone contrast with blue water against the backdrop of the snow capped Anatolian Mountains towering over the lake. Of all the island in Lake Van, Akdamar becomes green earliest in the spring and when the almond trees come into blossom the island is a truly sublime experience. There is a wonderful swimming spot, where you can plunge off the rocks into the deep salty water of the lake. Photo by: ©haddock

When to go: March to April, to catch the almond blossom. Population: May be a museum keeper. Getting there: Fly/train/bus from Ankara to Van. From Van by road to Gevas 45 km to the southwest. Boats leave from Gevas and take about 20 minutes to get to Akdamar. Photo by: ©haddock

Melekler Evi Cave Hotel is located in Urgup, Turkey. Nevsehir Airport is about half an hour and Kayseri airport is about 1 hour drive to Meleklerevi.

Its eight rooms comprise cave and standard stone-built rooms, most rooms being carved out of stone. The rooms are named Life, Dream, Peace, Hope, Pleasure, Heaven and Love.

Every room has a mini music system that is usb, mp3 and CD compatible. Bathrooms are equipped with soap, shampoo and hair dryers. Some rooms are even provided with a private stone fireplace.

With a beautiful garden and terrace!.

Facilities: 24h Reception, Laundry – Dry Cleaning Service,  Hairdryer, Direct dial telephone, Internet access, Car Rental, Bars and Cafes.

Activities: Massage, Jacuzzi, Library, BBQ Facilities, Cycling, Turkish/Steam Bath, Horse Riding.

This Goreme’s most luxurious cave hotel is for sure the best choice for demanding tourists, with spectacular views looking out towards Uchisar and Cavusin.

There are 16 rooms in the Suite section which 6 are Standard Suites, 3 are King Suites and 2 are Presidental Suites.

Spacious cave bedrooms with hand-carved furnishings and locally-made fabrics, marble-walled bathrooms with their own hamam basins, power-showers and bathtubs.

Amenities: CD Player, Extra towels, linens, bedding in room, Fireplace, Private bathroom, Wake-up calls.

The dining room and terrace have fine views of the town and the valley.

It is a popular seaside holiday resort on the Aegean coast of Turkey. Didim is home of the antique city of Didyma with its ruined Temple of Apollo. Located about 150 km away from Izmir, Didim was a sacred place starting from the 8th century B.C. The word Didyma meant “twins” and was associated by some as being the meeting place of Zeus and Leto to have their twins Apollo and Artemis.

Didim is a very popular tourist destination attractive with its long sandy beaches, clear blue sea, Didyma antic city ruins to visit. With hundreds days of sun a year and warm winters, the resort offers opportunity to enjoy with watersports facilities even in January.

Mardin is an ancient town located about 40 km from the Syrian border. According to a hearsay, the history of the city dates as far back as the Flood, before the spread of Islam. Built of sandstone, famed for its Arab-style architecture, the town has preserved its flat-roofed old-style richly decorated traditional stone houses. They reflecting all features of a closed-in life style are surrounded by 4 meters high walls and isolated from the street.

Mardin has a number of interesting old buildings, including the medieval Sultan Isa Medresesi, Kasim Pasha Medresesi, the Ulu Cami and a rambling bazaar. The Ulu Cami or “Grand Mosque” and the Sultan Isa Medresesi, dating from 1385, are among the most interesting Turkish monuments. Other major attraction is the Saffron Monastery. This was a holy place even in pre-Christian times. The monastery has been here since 495 AD. Some of its existing floor mosaics are 1500 years old.

Several km east of Mardin there is another Monastery, Deyrelmur dating from the 5th- century. If you would like to see the best examples of Artutid architecture then you have to head for Kiziltepe and 21 km south of Mardin. The 15th- century Zeynel Bey Mausoleum nearby, is attractively decorated with blue tiles.

In the international travel guides Gamirasu Cave Hotel is considered as one of the best cave hotels of Cappadocia, Turkey. In wedding magazines it is mentioned as the ideal choice for honeymoons or romantic escape. Opened in 1999, Gamirasu is an exquisitely totally restored Byzantine monastic retreat in Ayvali Village – the area which has been known to be inhabited for more than five thousand years.

The hotel is a combination of seven old houses with eighteen rooms – nine standard double, four deluxe rooms, two Cave Suites, two Family Suites and one Superior Suite. Some of the rooms were actually monk cells, used by Christian monks until recently. This astonishing rooms and suites are equipped with all the modern facilities offering a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere.
 

This extraordinary hotel also features an excellent restaurant, serving delicious Turkish specialties, and a free wireless Internet access.