2011 holidays to Turkey are holidays that straddle two continents; it's where the East and the West meet to shake hands so, as you might expect, holidays in Turkey offer a coming together of many different ingredients.
The food, for example, is a fusion of influences. The traditional Meze, as many as fifteen small dishes adding up to an epic feast, may originally have come from Greece, but the Turkish twist, and the bold use of spices suggest influences of the East.
Similarly, the Greek, Persian, Roman and Byzantine empires have all contributed to the wealth of beautiful architecture – the mosques, the temples, the amphitheatres, the tiny traditional villages. Holidays to Turkey are mini-voyages of exploration and travels in time, offering one of the Med's best-preserved Roman cities - Ephesus, or the Crusader city of Bodrum.
But, of course, the coastline of sun-washed sandy beaches, rugged cliffs and vivacious resorts also beckons. Turkey has some of the most popular holiday destinations and comes in a price category that practically any person will be able to afford. Antalya is home to the Med's largest floating nightclub. Gumbet offers a cornucopia of bars, restaurants and clubs. Sit outside one of Marmara’s 1000 restaurants and indulge in a Meze – dish after dish of local specialities.
Experience an all inclusive holiday, a package not to be missed, including flights and accommodation in great hotels - find cheap deals where the climate, weather and temperatures all add to your enjoyment.
If you are off on your hols, You have so many destinations to consider- 20 in all. Choose from Alanya, Antalya, Belek, Side, Altinkum, Bodrum, Gokcebel, Gumbet, Ortakent, Torba, Turgutreis, Akyaka, Calis Beach, Dalyan, Fethiye, Icmeler, Kalkan, Marmaris, Olu Deniz and Ovacik. Any one could be the Turkey holiday deal of a lifetime.
So if you would like a few suggestions just follow our link to '2011 Holidays to Turkey'.
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