Gocek Half Day Market Tour

Gocek 12 island cruise

This Aegean island cruise is all about family fun. Sail along Turkey's western shores and top up your tan on deck, ready to refresh yourself at any one of our four swim stops. And in between swim breaks, kids can take part in some colouring and puzzles with the friendly crew. To top it all, there'll be a tasty Turkish lunch served onboard, too.Cast off from shore, and you can spread out on the spacious decks – the perfect catalyst to get you in the mood for the relaxing day ahead. Sit back and soak up the scenery as you catch a few rays, and you'll see Mt Babadağ on the horizon – the highest point in Fethiye.With several stops along the way, you can explore the shores of Yassica Adasi island, or cool off with a swim at no less than three beautiful bays. And when you've worked up an appetite, there's a tasty Turkish lunch to enjoy followed by more time to unwind.

Wellness centre visit with mud bath and Turkish bath in Dalyan

Head over to Daylan for a pampering session on this half-day visit. You'll head to Peloid, a go-to spot for relaxation, which is loaded with rejuvenating mud and Turkish baths. Dive right into a therapeutic mud bath, letting the sun work its magic to activate the healing minerals in the mud. Then, it's time for a traditional Turkish bath experience, known as hammam. Stretch out on a marble platform for an invigorating body scrub and a luxurious foam massage. Finally, wrap up your relaxation with a 20-minute oil massage.

Full day 4x4 tour including lunch

This action-packed adventure showcases Turkey's stunning landscapes while keeping the fun factor top priority. While designed with families in mind, everyone is welcome to join the adventure. Get ready for a fun-filled day including a water fight as we visit Radar Hill and Kavakarası Sığla Forest Pass. Tuck into a tasty lunch by the Yuvarlak River then end your day with a visit to Karadonlar Stone Graveyard.

Gocek Half Day Market Tour

Gocek is a typical Turkish town known for its lively weekly market. After pick-up from your hotel, we'll set off on the scenic drive to Gocek while your guide fills you in on what to expect. Upon arrival, the guide will provide you with a brief orientation, then it's time to immerse yourself in the bustling market scene, browsing stalls overflowing with aromatic spices and myriad local wares. Revel in the charm of this Turkish town before returning to base in the ealy afternoon.

Day Trip to Greek Island of Rhodes

You can add another stamp to your passport on this day trip, as you trade Turkey for Greece on a short hop across the Aegean Sea to the island of Rhodes. Admire Classical ruins, medieval castles, Renaissance palaces and much more.

Half-day Dalyan visit with river boat cruise

Winding its way from Lake Koycegiz to the Agean, the River Dalyan is home to freshwater and loggerhead turtles. And with a little help from our local guide Gökhan, you might get to see both species on this trip. ‘Home to bubbling hot springs and one of Turkey's top beaches – Iztuzu Beach – this place is a paradise on earth,' says Gökhan.

Marmaris shopping trip

If you fancy a full day of shopping, then a day in Marmaris will be just your thing. Big and bustling, its streets and bazaars make it great for bargain-hunting. And once you're here, you'll have several hours to blow a hole in your kitty.Start at a Marmaris Gold Centre, and you can eye up its trays of shiny gold and silver or order a piece to be specially made for you. When the expert jewellers showcase their pieces, don't forget to haggle for the best deal. And if shopping's not on your agenda, just give them a polite no. Then, it's off to a Turkish delight factory where you can add to your shopping haul with a box or two of these sugar-dusted treats.Then, it's off to a textile store where you'll find all the classic 'genuine fakes' that Turkey's famous for. It's the perfect place to practice your barting skills. And if that wasn't enough, we'll then drop you in Marmaris city centre where you'll have a couple of hours to explore.

Fethiye Market & Shopping Tour

A shopping trip in Turkey is one of those must-do experiences. And this morning in Fethiye is great for bargain-hunting. You'll call into a shopping centre dedicated to Turkish souvenirs, haggle your way through the local market and stop by a gold complex for a mooch. There's also free time in the town centre.First up is a visit to the Imperial Concept shopping centre. Here you'll find an array of treats to stock up on, from ceramics to the country's most famous export – Turkish delight. Then it's on to Fethiye weekly market to indulge in some more retail therapy. Work your way through the countless stands stacked with exotic spices, leather bags, rugs and ceramics.You'll round off in the centre of Fethiye, where you'll have some free time to browse modern shops and boutiques at your own pace. After a busy day of hitting the shops, you could check pull up a pew at a street-side café for some Turkish coffee and sweet pastries.

Tour of Oludeniz Beach, Babadag Cable Car and Ghost Town Kayakoy

The area around Fethiye is packed with intriguing sites and areas of outstanding natural beauty. On this full day tour, you'll visit the eerie ghost town of Kayakoy, ride the Babadag cable car and have time to relax and swim at Oludeniz's famous Blue Lagoon. Elif, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘From the top of Mount Babadag, you can see a beautiful stretch of the Turquoise Coast, including the curving beach and lagoon at Oludeniz, which you've just visited. Watch the paragliders gliding down to land near the beach.'You'll start the morning heading straight to Oludeniz. It's a small resort best known for the two-kilometre-long curl of beach that shelters the Blue Lagoon. Basking on the warm sand, your toughest decision is whether to paddle in the bay or the calmer, shallower lagoon. Next, you'll ride the Babadag cable car for stunning views from the mountaintop. You'll have time to get something to eat at the top, after which you'll head back down to Kayakoy, one of the best-preserved ghost villages in Turkey.Wander silent streets that bristled with life before the population abandoned them over a century ago. Peek into the tiers of roofless houses, see the little school, and visit the basilica – still decorated with old frescos and mosaics. Elif says, ‘There are close to 1,000 deserted stone houses in Kayakoy, as well as churches and chapels, even a bakery. The Greek villagers who lived here – and called it Leivissi – were forced to flee after WWI, and no one replaced them.'

Dalyan at dusk tour with dinner and riverboat cruise

If you like the sound of riverside scenery and ancient tombs, then this tour ticks all the boxes. You'll explore the Dalyan Delta, starting with Dalyan's old town, followed by a barbecue dinner and an evening boat trip. Elif, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Lycian Rock Tombs are elaborate burial chambers that were carved into the cliffs over two millennia ago by the Lycians to honour members of the ruling class. They are dramatically lit in the evening – it's a really atmospheric experience.'First up, you'll have a couple of hours to explore Dalyan's historic town centre under the twinkle of dusk. It's home to a variety of shops, cafés, and historical sites, and known for its traditional Turkish architecture, with Ottoman influences from the 16th-century. Look out for the intricately decorated Dalyan mosque – and the friendly locals.After your free time in town, it's time for dinner. You'll tuck into a Turkish barbecue at a riverside restaurant where you can relax and enjoy the locally sourced, freshly prepared food. And to round off the evening, you'll enjoy a tranquil boat ride along the Dalyan River to see the famous Lycian tombs carved into the rock face. These tombs date back to the 4th century BC – so they're almost 2,500 years old – and show influences of Anatolian, Greek and Persian designs.