NATURE

Didim, located in the south-west of Aydın, nestled among the azure waters of the Aegean Sea, is one of those rare destinations that holidaymakers want to rediscover every year, thanks to its natural beauty and thousands of years of history. The sparkling sands of Altınkum, the majestic columns of the Temple of Apollo, the tranquil coves of Akbük, and the serene landscapes of Lake Bafa are just a few of the elements that make this place the ‘jewel of the Aegean.’So, where to stay in Didim? And what to do in Didim? Let's explore together!

Known as the jewel of Turkey's Aegean coast, Bodrum is a holiday resort famous for its turquoise bays, whitewashed houses, narrow streets decorated with bougainvillaea and nightlife, having been home to different civilisations throughout history. Bodrum, which has attracted both local and foreign travellers since ancient times, now offers a wide range of options to suit every taste, from luxury resorts to boutique hotels, secluded beaches to lively beach clubs.Let's take a look at all the details you need to know before visiting Bodrum.

The countdown has begun for one of the most spectacular celestial events of the year in Turkey, the Perseid meteor shower. As in previous years, this year's unprecedented Perseid meteor shower will take place in mid-August and will be visible the most throughout Turkey on the night of 12 to 13 August. Experts have announced that up to 100 meteors per hour will be visible. So, where and how can the Perseid meteor shower be observed in Turkey? Can the meteor shower be seen with the naked eye without a telescope?  Here are the details 👇

Cappadocia is one of the first places that comes to mind when you think of a romantic nature vacation in Turkey. It captivates couples not only with its extraordinary geography but also with the unique experiences it offers.Hundreds of hot air balloons rising into the sky with the first light of dawn leave an indelible image in the memory of every couple who visits Cappadocia. Holding hands with your loved one as you ascend in a balloon, gliding over the fairy chimneys, vineyards, and historic valleys below, is like experiencing love in the sky.During the day, you can take a walk in Ihlara Valley accompanied by the sounds of birds and discover the small churches that line the valley. In the evening, you can stay in cave hotels, drink wine in the dim light between stone walls, and taste the region's famous testi kebab. Cappadocia is a natural wonder that blends both adventure and romance.

Faralya, officially known as Uzunyurt Village, is located in the Fethiye district of Muğla. However, it is commonly referred to as Faralya by both locals and tourists, and is considered a hidden Mediterranean village. It is only 25–30 kilometres from the bustling centre of Fethiye and approximately 15 kilometres from the crystal-clear waters of Ölüdeniz. This distance makes Faralya both easily accessible and a holiday destination away from the crowds.Thanks to its unique nature, quiet coves, location on the Lycian Way, and proximity to Butterfly Valley, Faralya is an unforgettable stop for nature lovers and travellers seeking quiet. So, what to do in Faralya? And where to see in Faralya? Let's explore together!