18 Te Travel Guide Worldwide travel Discover Türkiye by camping
Türkiye has long been celebrated for its striking landscapes, its rich cuisine and its ancient cities that illuminate history. Now, the country offers visitors a new experience, with a host of camping and glamping sites springing up across the country
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Cappadocia, Nevşehir
from the crowds and to be at one with nature, all while acting with an awareness of responsible travel. In Türkiye, the wide variety of camping and glamping sites ensures that both adults and children can enjoy these holidays. For instance, family-friendly campsites feature amenities such as playgrounds for children. And some camping and glamping sites are in locations that have sandy beaches and shallow seas — appealing to every age group! In addition, many camping areas in Türkiye provide water, elec- tricity and dedicated cooking areas. Read on to find out more about
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Türkiye’s eight most famous camping and glamping routes: these beautiful areas are ideal to visit year-round, are near ancient cities and local dining facilities — and surrounded by lush greens that extend into spar- kling blues.
Kabak Bay-Fethiye, Muğla Kabak Bay, in the heart of the Mediterranean, is a terrific choice for campers who want to experience the sea-sand-sun trio in their tent or glamping area. Tis serene bay in the Fethiye district of Mugla is a truly spectacular place where green nature stretches into clear turquoise waters. Kabak Bay also offers many hiking trails; in fact, it’s one of the stops along the Lycian Way, Türkiye’s long-dis- tance hiking route. Trekking routes take visitors to the most important centres of the Lycian Kingdom and then to Kabak Bay, where they can set
amping and glamping are an attractive proposition to travellers seeking an escape
up a tent and cool down in the azure waters. In the evenings, lucky campers can witness the delightful dance of fireflies!
Faralya-Fethiye, Muğla Faralya, Türkiye’s holiday resort famous for its untouched beaches and azure bays, has many glamping centres where luxury and nature intersect. Offering comforts that exceed those of some upscale hotels, Faralya has tastefully furnished tents resembling wooden bungalows and restaurants that showcase regional specialities. Ideal for getting away from the crowds, Faralya takes the glamping experi- ence several steps beyond the ordi- nary. Te resort’s private garden and secluded swimming and viewing areas are popular among couples on their honeymoon, as are the Jacuzzi tub and massage therapy facilities.
Butterfly Valley-Fethiye, Muğla Butterfly Valley, named after the more than 80 butterfly species that live in the area, opens its doors to visitors with a natural setting that some say resem- bles paradise. Campers can pitch a tent in this lush oasis surrounded by steep cliffs of up to 1,150ft in height, stay in a glamping area enhanced by the calming sounds of a waterfall, or enjoy a pristine beach with gently lapping waves. In addition to campsites, accommodation in Butterfly Valley includes bungalows and stone houses. Te Valley is near Babadag, Türkiye’s most famous paragliding destina- tion — so visitors can add some extra excitement to their stay with a unique experience in the sky.
Fethiye, Muğla
Cappadocia, Nevşehir Spellbinding Cappadocia, which dates back to the Palaeolithic era, is one of the world’s most exciting landscapes and offers an equally magical camping experience. Known for its enchanting fairy chimneys, mysterious under- ground cities and local delicacies, this distinctive region is also home to numerous campsites, many of which are near important sites such as the
Göreme Open-Air Museum, Ask Vadisi (Love Valley and the village of Avanos. In Cappadocia, visitors can gaze upon the fairy chimneys from the campsite and wake up to hot-air balloons floating in the skies. Most of the area’s campsites provide ameni- ties such as pools, showers, electricity and cafes, as well as accommodation alternatives such as caravans, trailers and vehicle tents.
Kemer, Antalya
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