DESTINATIONS — TURKEY


it can be visited as an overnight stay on Anatolian Sky Holidays’ Western Anatolian Tour – an eight-night trip from Antalya to Istanbul via Pamukkale, Selcuk and Canakkale. Cappadocia offers an equally alien environment, from its famous fairy chimneys to houses carved deep into the rocks. There are


many escorted tours focusing exclusively on the region or combining it with other highlights. Among the latter is Cosmos Tours & Cruises’ Grand Tour of Turkey, which spends two nights in Avanos to explore Cappadocia, but also visits historic sites, Pamukkale, the home of the whirling dervishes at Konya, the Agzikarahan


caravanserai and Turkish capital Ankara for a comprehensive insight into the country. The natural beauty doesn’t stop at the land’s edge, and many tours chart a course along Turkey’s calm and clear waters. Exclusive Escapes, Anatolian Sky Holidays and Peter Sommer Travels are among many operators offering


gulet cruises, while G Adventures features catamaran trips from Fethiye to Bodrum between May and September. With a maximum of eight people on board a 40-foot catamaran, the vessel can visit smaller coves and quiet beaches, stopping off for meals at waterfront tavernas along the way. TW


Cappadocia


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