GREECE & TURKEY RELAX & RECHARGE Turkey Oludeniz


MORINA DELUXE HOTEL ZZZZ 7 & 10 NIGHTS


Holiday & area Oludeniz beach resort offers a long seafront area with a wide range of facilities for everyone to enjoy (just about a 900-metre walk from the hotel). The area is famous for the stunning Blue Lagoon national park and nearby pristine beaches, where turquoise waters meet golden sand under the mountainous backdrop of Babadag – accessible via an exhilarating cable-car trip. The resort also boasts welcoming cafés, tavernas and bars tucked away along the coast, providing an ideal mix of tranquility and sociability for solo travellers wanting to relax or connect.


Hotel & room The four-star Morina Deluxe Hotel has been thoughtfully refurbished and upgraded in recent years, and we’re pleased to include it in our Friendship Travel programme. This intimate boutique hotel offers amazing sea views, beautifully maintained gardens and spacious pool areas that feel both comfortable and sociable. All bedrooms are generously sized and modern, with optional upgrades available. The swim-up rooms are highly recommended for extra luxury and direct pool access – perfect for those who want to combine peaceful relaxation with the possibility of meeting friendly fellow travellers.


7 NIGHT PRICES £1195 – £1545 Small & friendly


SUN & SAND


Facts 3 Half Board


3 Glass of wine or beer at dinner


3 Friendship Travel Host


3 Currency – Turkish Lira


Flights & dates ( 4 hours


( Summer departures


Transfers


NDalaman airport approx. 70 minutes


For more holiday info & bookings see www.friendshiptravel.com or call 0289 446 2211 51


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