Turkey Beach vacations

Turkey Beach vacations
Cirali beach accommodation, Turkey
Stunning beach chalets in Cirali, from £790 - £890 per accommodation per week
Cirali beach vacation, Turkey
Five beach chalets just 300m from the beach, from £690 - £790 (7 days) ex flights
Beach vacation in Cirali, Turkey
A charming, small boutique hotel, from £690 per chalet per week
Ephesus vacation cottages, Turkey
Relax & enjoy rural Turkey from this hillside village, from £125 - £140 per cottage per night
Villa vacation in Kas, Turkey
Stunning seafront villa in Kas, from £450 - £1200 per villa per week
Cirali villa vacation in Turkey
3 private houses in Turkey, from £625 - £1030 per couple per week
Beach club and watersports vacation in Turkey
Hotel and Sailing Club located in an exclusive site., from €35 - €55 per person per night
Family sailing vacation in Turkey
The warm waters of southern Turkey, from US $950 - US $1020 (7 days) ex flights
Boutique hotel, Cirali beach, Turkey
Boutique family run hotel just off Cirali beach, Turkey, from £450 per week
Turkey spa boutique hotel, by the beach
Luxury Boutique Hotel & Spa in Alanya (Turkey) B&B or HB., from €100 - €280 per accommodation per night (sleeps 2)
Beach villa in Izmir, Turkey
Luxury villa by the Sea in Turkey, from £270 - £495 per accommodation per week (sleeps 4)
Turquoise Coast accommodation in Turkey
A peaceful hide-away right by the sea, from £250 - £500 per week
Turkey self catering accommodation
Cottages and farmhouse overlooking the Lycia coast, from £250 - £380 per week
Turkey beach hotel, near Fethiye
For your ecological vacation, from €27 - €125 per room per night
Antalya family friendly hotel in Turkey
Beach Lykain Way Wildlife Scenery Water sport. Pool, from €40 - €55 per room per night

114 reviews for Turkey Beach vacations4 star overall rating

These full and frank independent Turkey Beach vacations reviews are from travelers who have booked directly through responsibletravel.com. They are not edited by us or any of the companies we work with. Find the real story, from real travelers below.

Cirali beach accommodation, Turkey
It's hard to say what the most memorable thing was but one memory that stands out is being served an absolutely delicious breakfast every day at a table with a perfect white table cloth surrounded by flowers, friendly hens and kittens - all right on the edge of a stunning beach! (more)
From £790 - £890 per accommodation per week
Cirali villa vacation in Turkey
Absolutely left with a feeling that we lived in the best harmony possible with nature. (more)
From £625 - £1030 per couple per week
Ephesus vacation cottages, Turkey
Wonderful! The accommodation is fantastic, while our hosts were extremely kind and generous with their time. We would definitely recommend this location to others looking for a relaxing vacation.... our expectations were exceeded on every count. (more)
From £125 - £140 per cottage per night
Beach vacation in Cirali, Turkey
We thought the service was excellent. We loved the laid back attitude...On a few evenings we had dinner on the beach with a fire underneath the beautiful starry sky which we thought was quite special. (more)
From £690 - £790 excluding flights
Villa vacation in Kas, Turkey
This was the most fabulous vacation we have ever been on!! The villa was out of this world, the setting was amazing, the people were wonderful and the food in the local market and the restaurants was fab. (more)
From £450 - £1200 per villa per week
Family sailing vacation in Turkey
Skocjan caves was amazing, but we also really enjoyed the experience of kayaking and rafting down the river, the scenery was so beautiful and we had never done that before. (more)
From US $950 - US $1020 excluding flights
Boutique hotel, Cirali beach, Turkey
Fabulous - a wonderful retreat space - I will definitely return x (more)
From £450 per week
Cirali beach vacation, Turkey
At every state Ihsan and everyone else gave us the impression that serving us at all hours of the day and night was their pleasure. It was a delight.  (more)
From £690 - £790 excluding flights
Beach club and watersports vacation in Turkey
Everything was great!!!! The setting, the food, the sailing (windsurfing) and the staff was extremely helpful and nice. It was a perfect family vacation for us....Great family vacation, good for teenager and baby. (more)
From €35 - €55 per person per night
Turkey self catering accommodation
The farm is one of the most peaceful, beautiful and relaxing places we have ever been to. Anthea and Bob are very friendly, informative and helpful hosts. (more)
From £250 - £380 per week
Beach villa in Izmir, Turkey
We really enjoyed exploring the area, visiting Pergammon and other sights and trying out the restaurants in Dikili. Also the kindness and hospitality of the Turkish people we met was a lovely surprise. (more)
From £270 - £495 per accommodation per week (sleeps 4)

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5 stars
I am reborn! Simply the best vacation I have ever been on
4 stars
Some great stories to tell the grandchildren. Would recommend to a friend
3 stars
Very enjoyable
2 stars
It was OK
1 star
A bit disappointing really

Turkey travel information

At the crossroads of Asia and Europe, Turkey is rich in cultural heritage. As Constantinople and later Istanbul, the capital city was at the heart of both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires, and fabulous monuments include early churches with fine mosaics and grand domes, towering mosques and oriental bazaars. The vast central plateau of Anatolia was the cradle of Hittite and Phrygian civilisations, and there are also rich remains from Pontic, Roman and Seljuk empires.

Cappadocia is an almost surreal landscape of pink cones, pinnacles and ravines, the soft volcanic rock having been hewn into elaborate cave systems for more than 5000 years. The Mediterranean and Aegean waters of Asia Minor were busy in Classical times, with Roman galleys, Greek triremes, Phoenician merchantmen and Egyptian dhows plying their trade between some of the most famous cities of the ancient world. Ephesus, Miletus, Knidos, Caunos are some of the most beautiful and well-preserved sites of the ancient world.

Country facts for Turkey vacations

Weather
Aegean and Mediterranean coastal areas enjoy the typical Mediterranean climate. There is hardly a drop of rain during the sunny and hot summer (May to October). Winters are mild and rainy in these regions. The water temperature in the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas is warm during the long summer season (May to October) which constitutes the swimming season and fluctuates between 23° and 28°C from north to south.

The Marmara region around the Sea of Marmara, including Istanbul, has a transitional climate between an oceanic climate and a semi-Mediterranean climate, but it does rain, albeit not a lot, during the very warm summer (as showers which tend to last for 15-30 minutes). Its winters are colder than those of the western and southern coasts. The water temperature in the Sea of Marmara is also colder than the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, with the water temperature reaching only between 20° and 24°C during the summer (June, July and August) and the swimming season is restricted to those summer months.

The Black Sea region has an oceanic climate (thanks to the protective shield effect of Caucasus mountains) with the greatest amount of precipitation and is the only region of Turkey that receives high precipitation throughout the year. Summers are warm and humid while the winters are cool and damp. The water temperature in the whole Turkish Black Sea coast is always cool and fluctuates between 10° and 20°C throughout the year, and is even less suitable for swimming during the summer than in the Sea of Marmara.

Languages
The official language of Turkey is Turkish, but some Turkish residents speak Kurdish and/or Arabic.

Money
From 2005 through 2008, Turkey's currency was called the New Turkish Lira (Yeni Türk Lirasi, YTL or TRY). As of January 1, 2009, the "New" (Yeni) has been dropped. The currency is again simply the Turkish Lira.

Time zone
Turkey is in the Eastern European Time Zone. Eastern European Standard Time (EET) is 2 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+2).
 
 
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