PACKAGE TOURS
Ephesus (3 Days - 2 Nights) ....................
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Cappadocia (3 Days - 2 Nights) ....................
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Istanbul (4 Days - 3 Nights) ....................
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Classic Turkey (13 Days) ....................
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Historical Turkey (8 Days) ....................
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East Turkey (14 Days) ....................
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Black Sea (9 Days) ....................
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BLUE CRUISE
Marmaris-Fethiye-Marmaris (8 Days - 7 Nights)
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Bodrum-Gokova-Bodrum (8 Days - 7 Nights)
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Kemer-Kekova-Kemer (8 Days - 7 Nights) .........
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Göcek-Ölüdeniz-Göcek (8 Days - 7 Nights) .........
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ALTERNATIVE TOURS
Rafting ....................
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Climbing & Ski ....................
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Diving ....................
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Golf ....................
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Health & Spa ....................
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Ephesus (3 Days - 2 Nights)
Day 1 (D)
Arrival in Izmir. Transfer to your hotel in the Aegean resort
town of Kusadasi.
Day 2 (B,L,D)
Today you will explore the jewel of Turkey's ancient past,
the ruins of Ephesus. Archaelogical excavations begun in
1869 have uncovered well-preserved main streets, squares,
temples, theaters and houses. You will visit the Great Amphitheateri
the Marble way and Library of Celsus. A visit to the Selcuk
Museum follows. The museum contains statuary, mosaics and
artifacts uncovered in Ephesus.
Day 3 (B)
After breakfast, transfer to Izmir airport.
Cappadocia
(3 Days - 2 Nights)
Day 1 (L,D)
AM arrive in Kayseri. Transfer to Cappadocia with its surrealistic
moon like landscape carved out by wind, rain and volcanic
eruptions. Visit Uchisar Castle and an underground city.
Day 2 (B,L,D) 
After breakfast, visit the open-air museum of Zelve, the
rock churches of Göreme, Cavusin and Pasabagi. Finally Mustafa
Pasa Sinesos and Avanos, the pottery making center. Lunch
at local restaurant.
Day
3 (B)
After breakfast, transfer to Kayseri Airport for a morning
departure.
Istanbul (4 Days - 3
Nights)
Day 1
Arrival in Istanbul. Transfer to your hotel.
Day 2 (B,L)
Today you will have a full day city tour of fascinating
Istanbul. The first stop in Hippodrome, followed by the
Blue Mosque, famous for the blue Iznik tiles covering its
interior. The visit St. Sophia Museum, a Bzyantine Basilica
famous for it restored frescoes. Topkapi Palace, the sumptuous
former home of the sultans, is next.
Day
3 (B,L)
In the morning, visit the Spice Bazaar and then take a cruise
on the Bosphorus, where you can view the bridges, Dolmabahce
Palace and the fortress. In the afternoon, visit the Grand
Bazaar, the oldest and largest covered marketplace in the
world.
Day 4 (B)
After breakfast, transfer to the airport.
Classic Turkey
(13 Days)
Day 1 Istanbul (D)
Hoş Geldiniz! Welcome to Turkey! Upon your arrival in Istanbul,
you will be met by a Renk Turizms guide and transferred
to your hotel.
Day 2 Istanbul (B,L,D)
After breakfast, you will visit the Blue Mosque, built in
only 7 years by order of Sultan Ahmet 1 in 1609. It gets
its name from the blue Iznik tiles that cover the inside.
Stroll through Topkapi Palace, with its impressive displays
of jewelery, porcelain, clocks, miniatures, textiles and
religious artifacts. Topkapi means " Gate of the Cannon
" for the Byzantine arsenal once situated where the
palace now stands. Visit St. Sophia, the Christian masterpeace,
whose construction was presided over by the Emperor Justinian.
Day 3 Istanbul-Ankara (B,L,D)
Today you will cross the Bosphorus to the Asian Continent
and continue to Ankara. You will visit to Anatolian Civilization
Museum housed in a 15th century covered bazaar and inn.
It contains a collection of a Hittite artifacts, which date
to the beginning of the 2nd century B.C. There are also
masterpieces of other cultures that flourished in the Anatolian
heartland.
Day 4 Ankara-Cappadocia (B,L,D) 
After breakfast, your tour continues to Cappadocia, passing
a large salt lake. Enroute, you will visit Caravanserai,
many of which were built throughout the contryside by Seljuk
and Osmanli rules and inns for weary travels and their animals.
You will than stop at the picturesque village of Uchisar.
Dinner is at the hotel.
Day 5 Cappadocia (B,L,D)
Today's visit take you to the labyrinthine tunnels of an
Underground city of Derinkuyu, with its numerous levels
carved out of the earth containing chapels, living quarters,
kitchens, stores, and cellars. This amazing city was so
well hidden that it was not discover until 1950's. The tour
then proceeds to Goreme Valley and the open-air museum of
Zelve, with their Impressive rock churces and frescoes.
Dinner is at the hotel.
Day 6 Cappadocia-Konya-Antalya (B,L,D)
After breakfast, drive to the holy city of Konya, home of
the Sufi Mystic, Mevlana Rumi, continue to Antalya The jewel
of Turkey's Mediterranean cost. Dinner is at the hotel.
Day 7 Antalya (B,L,D)
Today's a half day tour takes you for a visit to the vast
ruins of Perge, with its Arcopolis, thermal baths, Roman
basilica, and Paving stones that still exhibit the marks
of chariot wheels. The Antalya Archeological Museum follows.
The reminder of the day is free. We recommended you stroll
through the charming Old Section of Antalya. Dinner is at
the hotel.
Day 8 Antalya-Pamukkale (B,L,D) 
Today your tour travels to Pamukkale, where calcareous water
Cascading over the mountainside, forming numerous level
of water basins and white stalactites, have given in the
colorful name Of " Cotton Fortress ".
While there, you will visit the ruins of Hierapolis, founded
in 190 B.C. By the king of Pergamum. Dinner is at the hotel.
Day 9 Pamukkale-Kuşadası (B,L,D)
After breakfast, visit Aphrodisias, the remains of an ancient
city that flourished in the 1st century B.C. Archaeological
Excavations are ongoing, uncovering a wealth artifacts,
the Remains of a once thriving community of 60,000 inhabitants.
Continue to the resort town of Kusadasi. Dinner is at the
hotel.
Day 10 Kuşadası (B,L,D) 
You will have half day tour of ruins of Ephesus, one of
the largest Archaeological sites in the world. Founded in
the 13th century B.C. It was an important center of Christianity,
Where the Apostles Paul and John preached the infant religion.
A short visit to the Selcuk Museum follows. Dinner at the
hotel.
Day 11 Kusadasi-Canakkale (B,L,D)
After breakfast, drive along the Aegean to the famous ruins
of Pergamum, the site of one of the Seven Churches of Asia
minor. Next, visit legendary Troy where you can see a replica
of the wooden horse. Once thought to be the figment of literary
imagination, Troy was uncovered due largely tothe efforts
Heinrich Schliemann, who steadfastly believed in its existence,
using his own money to successively uncover nine different
settlements in Troy. Dinner is at the hotel.
Day 12 Canakkale-Istanbul (B,L,D)
After breakfast, the tour will cross the Dardanelles, the
Hellespont of antiquity, and site of fierce battle during
World War I. Continue to Istanbul. You will have the evening
at leisure.
Day 13 Istanbul (B)
After breakfast, you will the transferred to the airport
for your final departure.
Historical Turkey (8
Days)
Day 1 Istanbul (L,D)
Meeting at Istanbul Airport. Proceed to sightseeing tour
of Istanbul including Blue Mosque, Hippodrome, St. Sophia.
Lunch at local restaurant and transfer to hotel. Overnight
in Istanbul.
Day 2 Istanbul-Ankara-Cappadocia (B,L,D) 
Short flight to Ankara, half day sightseeing of Ankara including
Anatolian Civilisation Museum, Mauselium of Ataturk. After
lunch drive to Cappadocia transfer to hotel. Overnight in
Cappadocia.
Day 3 Cappadocia (B,L,D)
Fullday excursion of Cappadocia including Goreme Open Air
Museum, Zelve, Uchisar, cave home visit, Avanos village.
Lunch at local restaurant. Overnight in Cappadocia.
Day 4 Cappadocia-Konya-Pamukkale (B,L,D)
After breakfast, drive to Konya, proceed to sightseeing
of Mousoleum of Mevlana, Sultanhani Caravanserai. After
lunch drive to Pamukkale, sightseeing of Cotton Castle,
Hierapolis. Transfer to Hotel. Overnight in Pamukkale.
Day 5 Pamukkale-Selcuk-Kusadasi (B,L,D) 
Drive to Selcuk. Visit of Ephessus and House of Virgin Mary.
After lunch drive to Kusadasi. Transfer to Hotel Dinner.
Overnight in Kusadasi.
Day 6 Kusadasi-Pergamon-Troy-Canakkale (B,L,D)
Drive to Pergamon. Sightseing of Acropolis. Asclepium, Trojan
Horse. Transfer to hotel. Overnight in Canakkale.
Day 7 Canakkale-Istanbul (B,L,D)
After breakfast, drive to Istanbul. Proceed to sightseeing
of Istanbul Topkapi Palace, Grand Bazaar. Transfer to hotel.
Overnight in Istanbul.
Day 8 Istanbul (B)
Free time till departure. Optional Bosphoruscruise with
lunch. Transfer to Istanbul Airport.
East Turkey (14 Days)
Day 1 Istanbul (D)
Meeting at Istanbul Airport and transport our hotel. Welcome
coctail and details of tour programme. Overnight in Istanbul.
Day 2 Istanbul-Adana-Antakya (B,L,D)
Morning flight to Adana. Drive to Antakya (Antioch) and
visit one of the famous mosaic museum and St. Peters grotto.
Overnight Antakya.
Day 3 Antakya-Antep-Adiyaman (B,L,D) 
Towards Adıyaman we stop for lunch in Gaziantep, busy town,
famous for pistachio nuts and Turkish sweet called baklava.
Continue to Adıyaman and overnight.
Day 4 Nemrut-Sanliurfa (B,L,D)
Early departure for a beautiful sunrise at the Commagene
Nemrut, a peak in anti-Taurus range rising to hight of 7.000
feet, the tumulus of Mithridates. Continue to Sanliurfa
through Mesopotamia, beautiful countryside and the fertile,
rich land in vegetable and fruit farms and cotton. Overnight
in Sanliurfa, Abrahams birth place.
Day 5 Sanliurfa-Harran (B,L,D)
Drive to Harran; city of the prophet Abraham. We will walk
through the village with its fortress, old Islamic school
and beehive shaped adobe houses. Experience the village
life. We continue to Sanliurfa for lunch and a view of the
castle with Roman colomns. Visit Mevlit Halil Mosque and
the cave of Prophet Abraham. Halil Rahman Mosque and the
sacred fish pool. Time permitting a chance to wander in
the old Bazaar. Overnight in Sanliurfa.
Day 6 Sanliurfa-Mardin-Diyarbakir (B,L,D) 
Today, you'll drive to MArdin where you will discover highlights
of Assyrian civilization. The golden stone Mardin houses
blend in to the rock of the hills on which the city is built.
In closer inspection, the stone carving and decoration of
the houses and public buildings reveals the city as an architectural
treasure-chest. Among the jewels are the ancient citadel
and several mosques, in particular, Ulu Mosque. Also Darulzafeyran
Monastry where you will discover highlights of Assyrian
civilization. Drive to Dyarbakir and overnight.
Day 7 Diyarbakir-Van (B,L,D)
Situated between Euphrates and Tigris, Diyarbakir at least
5.000 years old and the largest city in southeast Turkey
with its grey bazalt city walls. After lunch drive to Van
and overnight.
Day 8 Van (B,L,D)
Lake Van is the largest lake in Turkey. The province of
Van sits by Lake Van, and was the ancient Urartian capital
of Tuspa. It is situated in a green, fertile oasis in the
midst of rock-strewn mountains. An impressive citadel stands
on one of these peaks and dates back to the 9th century
BC. There are steps carved in to rock leading to the fortress,
and while descending you will be able to see some cuneiform
inscriptions paying homage to Persian King, Xerxes of the
5th century BC. Enjoy a morning cruise on Lake Van towards
the island of Akdamar with its 10th century church of the
Holy Cross, now a museum, whose stone outher walls are richly
carved with Old Testament scenes and figures. Today we will
visit VAn castle and Akdamar Curch. Overnight in Van.
Day 9 Van-Dogubeyazit-Kars (B,L,D)
Start the day with a stop at refreshing waterfalls of Muradiye.
Then we go to Dogubeyazid for a breathtaking view of Mt.
Ararat, throught to be the final resting place of Noahs
Ark. We also visit the impressive palace of Ishak Pasha
and have lunch there. Overnight in Kars.
Day 10 Kars (B,L,D)
Typical eastern Turkish town. High plateau here creates
excellent conditions for the products of yoghurt, milk,
honey and meat. We'll go to Ani, Armenian ancient capitol
city named after Anahid (Persian goddes worshipped by pagan
Urartians) also known as city with 1001 churches.
Day 11 Kars-Erzurum (B,L,D)
Departure for Erzurum is currently the largest city in Anatolia.
It has been ruled by Arabs, Byzantines, Armenians, Seljuks
and Russians. The steadfast walls of this ancient fortress
are well-preserved. You'll have a change today to discover
the castle, Cifte Minare Mosque and Grand Mosque. Visit
the wonderful complex of Seldjoukide tombs of Uckumbetler.
Overnight in Erzurum.
Day 12 Erzurum-Trabzon (B,L,D)
Drive to Trabzon and visit the city including St. Sophia,
Zagnos Bridge, Land Walls and Ataturk's Residence. Overnight
in Trabzon.
Day 13 Trabzon (B,L,D)
Today you will visit Sumela Monastery. This Monastary, built
in the 14th Century, is the most important Byzantine monument
of the region and situated on a cliff 1000 feet above the
valley floor, at an altitude of 3900 feet. Is dedicated
to Virgin Mary. Overnight in Trabzon.
Day 14 Trabzon-Istanbul (B,L,D)
After breakfast transfer to Trabzon airport and fly to Istanbul.
End of servic.
Black Sea (9 Days)
Day 1 Istanbul-Safranbolu (D)
Arrive Istanbul and drive Safranbolu, visit well-preserved
Ottoman buildings, Kaymakamevi (an ols Safranbolu house-museum),
Cinci Han (an old caravanserai), Yemeniciler Arastasi (old
market place with surviving traditional handicrafts). Overnight
in Safranbolu.
Day 2 Safranbolu-Sinop (VIA AMASRA) (B,L,D)
Drive to Sinop via Amasra (a fisherman village) short sight-seeing
in Amasra Castle and the museum. Overnight in Sinop.
Day 3 Sinop (B,L,D)
Full day city tour in Sinop. Visit Alaaddin Cami and Medrese,
13th Seljuk buildings, Balatlar Kilisesi (an old Byzantine
church from 7th century), The Sinop Museum. Overnight in
Sinop.
Day 4 Sinop-Samsun (B,L,D)
Drive to Samsun via Bafra, tobacco center. Visit Archeology
Museum with a collection of Bronze, Calcholitic Age, Hitit,
Roman and Byzantine periods and Anatolian embroideries in
Samsun and overnight.
Day 5 Samsun-Trabzon (B,L,D)
Drive to Trabzon via Giresun, ancient city of Cerasus. Overnight
in Trabzon.
Day 6 Trabzon (B,L,D)
Full day in Trabzon. Visit to Sumela Manastery, a magnificent
building hidden in the ancient pontus Mountains and a beautiful
Byzantine Church from 13th century and the busy market place
if time allows.
Day 7 Trabzon (B,L,D) 
Today you will visit Uzungol. Uzungol (Serah Lake) is located
99 km. from Trabzon, 19 Km. from Caykara and 1090m. above
the sea level. A great number of broken rocks from the slopes
filled up Haldizen stream and Uzungol was formed in ths
way. The lake is 1000 m. long, 500 m. in width and 15 m.
in depth. It is surrounded by forests. Uzungol has an interesting
view with the village houses around it. Overnight in Trabzon.
Day 8 Trabzon-Rize (B,L,D) 
Drive to Rize and continue to Camlihemsin to spend the whole
day. Overnight in Rize.
Day 9 Rize-Trabzon-Istanbul (B)
Drive to Trabzon and fly to Istanbul.
BLUE CRUISE 
Sun... Sea... Sail... for those of you wish to take a more
laid back aproach to experiencing the delights that Turkey
has to offer, these gulet tours along turquoise costlines
are exactly what the doctor ordered.
Cruisin on waters where Odysseus ventured, into caves where
Mark Anthony held trysts with Cleopatra, you will find yourself
not only in awe of the natural beauty of the land and sea
but also the history of an endless succession of cultures
that is still alive in these areas today.From swimming and
diving in the crystal clear waters; lazing around under
the golden sun, to exploring ancient ruins or simply shipping
sundowners on deck while sampling some delicious mezes,
these tours have something for everyone! The singular design
of the gulette, Turkey's indigenous sea-going vessel, blends
practicality and tradition in a relaxed style that embodies
the Blue Voyage. Over the years gulettes have evolved from
traditional fishing and cargo vessels into their present
profile of a broad beam and wide deck.
Marmaris-Fethiye-Marmaris
(8 Days - 7 Nights)
Day
1 MARMARIS
Arrival 6welcome Coctail on board. Overnight in Marmaris,
one of the leading resorts of Turkey. There are many good
buys in Marmaris butiques, colourful markets and bazaars.
The ancient castle just behind the harbour is also open
to visitors in Marmaris.
Day 2 MARMARIS-EKINCIK
A delightful yacht mooring. You can enjoy the breath taking
beauty of the area. There are optional excursions into the
Dalyan Delta. Dalyan is a natural conversation area and
a refuge for the Caretta turtles. The fascinating ancient
town Caunos high on the cliff face along the river. Overnight
in Ekincik.
Day 3 EKINCIK-KIZILKUYRUK-GOCEK'S ISLANDS
Cruising around numerous and wonderful bays of Fethiye Gulf.
Day 4 OLUDENIZ-FETHIYE
Cruising to Oludeniz. Overnight in Fethiye, one of the best
sailing stops of the Meditarranean.
Day 5 FETHIYE-AGALIMANI
Tersane Island with Byzantine ruins and ancient shipyards.
Overnight at Agalimani.
Day 6 AGALIMANI-KUMLUBUK-KADIRGA
Day 7 TURUNC-MARMARIS
Turunc bay for swimming. Overnight in Marmaris.
Day 8
Disembarkation after breakfast.
Bodrum-Gokova-Bodrum
(8 Days - 7 Nights)
Day 1 BODRUM
Arrival & Welcome Coctail. Overnight in Bodrum, one
of the leading resorts of Turkey, undisputed "hot-spot"
of the Aegean Coasts. The medieval Bodrum Castle build by
the Knights of the Rhodes houses the museum of underwater
Archaeology. Mausoleum one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient
World, is also in Bodrum.
Day 2 COKERTME
Visit Cokertme and Kisebuk (Church) bays.
Day 3 AKBUK-SOGUT
Akbük after breakfast, lunch. Afternoon cruise
Day 4 KLEOPATRA ISLAND-ENGLISH HARBOUR
Cruise to Cleopatra Island famous for its find sand. Overnight
in English Harbour.
Day 5 LONGOZ-BALLISU-BALIKISIRAN
Cruise to English Harbour, Ball?su and Longoz bays. These
are quite and picturesque bays suitable for swimming.
Day 6 ORAK ISLAND 
Crusing to Orak island. Overnight.
Day 7 BODRUM
Return to Bodrum, via Karada. Overnight in Bodrum.
Day 8
Disembarkation after breakfast.
Kemer-Kekova-Kemer
(8 Days - 7 Nights)
Day 1 KEMER
Arrival & Welcome Coctail. Overnight at Kemer harbour
is a resort town carefully designed to blend with the surrounding
scenery that offers an ideal environment for a wonderful
holiday.
Day 2 SAZAK-ADRASAN
Crusing to Sazak and Adrasan. A day under pine trees and
on lonely shores.
Day 3 DEMRE-GOKKAYA
The ancient Myra with its rock tombs overlooking the magnificent
Roman Theatre. St. Nicholas (Santa Clause) was the bishop
of this Mediterranean city. Overnight at Gokkaya.
Day 4 KALEKOY-UCAGIZ
Kalekoy (Ancient Simena) offers a birds eye view of the
bays, inlets, islands on the glassery water. Overnight at
Ucagiz.
Day 5 FINIKE
Cruising to along Finike, a town surrounded by citrus trees
and gardens.
Day 6 CENEVIZ LIMANI-OLYMPOS 
Olympos and Genoese Bay (Porto Genovese)
Day 7 PHASELIS-KEMER
Phaselis, the famous ancient city was the favourite of Alexander
the Great. Overnight in Kemer.
Day 8
Disembarkation after breakfast.
Göcek-Ölüdeniz-Göcek
(8 Days - 7 Nights)
Day 1 GOCEK
Arrival & Welcome Coctail. The resort town of Gocek.
Day 2 TERSANE-AGALIMANI
Cruising to Tersane Island. Numerous ruins around the shores
of the creek dae from the Byzantine times. Overnight at
Agalimani.
Day
3 SARSALA-BEDRI RAHMI BAY
Cruising around the wonderful bays of the Fethiye Gulf.
Day 4 BATIK HAMAM-KLEOPATRA BAY
Exploring Batikhamam and Cleopatra bays where you can see
conspicuous ruins of several old stone buildings right on
the water edge.
Day 5 YASSICA ISLANDS-GOCEK
Cruising
to to Yassica Island. Overnight at Gocek, set in a beautiful
pine forest, one of the best sailing spots of the Mediterranean.
Day 6 OLUDENIZ-GEMICILER ISLANDS
Explore the Blue Lagoon with its calm crystal waters. Overnight
at Gemiler Island.
Day 7 KIZIL ISLAND-GOCEK
Stop over at Kizil Island, then cruise to Gocek. Overnight
at the Harbour.
Day 8
Disembarkation after breakfast.
ALTERNATIVE TOURS
Rafting
Turkey with its rich natural resources and hundreds
of rivers, provides great opportunities for water sports
like rafting, canoeing and water skiing, while always respecting
the cultural, historical and environmental qualities of
the country. The most famous is the River Coruh, renowned
internationally as one of the fastest flowing in the world,
and venue of the 4th World Watersports Championships in
1993 which saw 300 competitors from 28 countries.
Climbing
& Ski
Turkey has a great variety of climbing opportunities to
suit hikers, climbers, and winter sports fans. The
mountains come in all sizes, geomorpholical
and tectonic
structures, and boasting diverse flora and fauna. Every
year thousands of tourists from all over the world come
here for winter sports, mountaineering and hiking. The high
altitude mountains of Turkey have made the country an important
centre for winter tourism, and skiing is becoming increasingly
popular.
Diving
Within the seas of Turkey, divers can discover a fascinating
submerged world, from underwater caverns to sunken ships
and even the remains of ancient cities. The only areas prohibited
from diving are military zones, those conducting scientific
resarch and areas under protection.
Golf
In recent years, as golf courses with international standards
have opened up, Turkey has become an elite golfing centre
where players from around the world can elite golfing centre
where players from around the world can meet in an environment
of quality and prestige. Especially the area of Belek, 30
km east of Antalya, there is apotential for golf tourism
with the unique bonus of the cultural, historical 
and
natural sightseeing of the region. Top-class courses are
also being planned for Istanbul, Ankara and Mugla. In Turkey,
most courses are in the vicinity of tourist resorts, around
the coastal regions which have the necessary facilities
like accommodation, restaurants and entertainment. The Ministry
of Tourism plans to establish another 11 golf courses in
these tourist areas.
Health
& Spa
Within the seas of Turkey, divers can discover a fascinating
submerged world, from underwater caverns to sunken ships
and even the remains of ancient cities. The only areas prohibited
from diving are military zones, those conducting scientific
resarch and areas under protection.
