Explore Turkey
What does Turkey bring to your Portfolio?
Turkey is a country full of visual contrasts, friendly and hospitable locals who love to spend time with guests, fine culinary experiences featuring authentic and world wide cuisines, with a host of Michelin starred and featured establishments, the tastiest of street foods, shopping for every type of enthusiast, extreme sports, tropic beaches, green mountains, fairy chimneys, religious and historic sites and museums to satisfy the most inquisitive of minds. This plethora of opportunities ensures that your groups with even the most diverse of interests will all leave Turkey hoping to come back again soon.
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In Central Turkey, a must see destination spot for all tourists is Capadocia, offering a whimsical exploration of the Underground City or a balloon ride over the landscape of Fairy Chimneys. Make your way to the Aegean Coast to visit Ephesus, near Izmir where the Home of the Virgin Mary and the Temple of Artemis still stand today.
Once you are on the Aegean Coastline, you can head south toward the Turkish Riviera on the mediterranean sea for tropical flare or north to Turkey's largest city, Istanbul where modern and historical influences blend effortlessly.
There are numerous tours and destinations to choose from while visiting Turkey that will allow you to experience a memorable trip that consists of what you love to do and want to learn.
Destination: Turkey
Turkey, known officially as the Republic of Turkey, is bordered by eight countries and surrounded by water on three sides. Turkey's location at the crossroads of Europe and Asia makes it a country of significant historical and geographical importance.
Slightly larger than the state of Texas, Turkey offers a wide variance of landscapes from rocky desert conditions to lush forests or tropical beaches. The Black Sea Region is ideal for those seeking the local experience of this region, small fishing towns and wondrous historical structures such as the Sumela Monestary near Trabzon. Thrill seekers may consider a trip to Firtina River where water rafting is a popular past time. If you are passing through the town of Ayder, you may wonder if you are in the same country due to the alpine village that reflects the atmosphere of Central Europe.
