Gallipoli, Turkey - Fethiye, Turkey 4 days trip

With eateries, cafes and hotels, the coastal town of Gallipoli serves well as a base for exploring the wartime history of the area.

Wander among the streets of the old town spying out remnants of the former empires who have ruled this strategic port town.

A historical Turkish bathhouse which dates back over 600 years.

Wander through this ancient village, admiring the views of the sea, crumbling buildings, Medieval castle, and Lycian necropolis.

Enveloped in history, legend, and myth, this archaeological site is one of the best known in the world, made famous by Homer's poetry.

Set on the peninsula where a famous WWI battle took place, this national park is full of soldier tombs, monuments, and war artifacts.

Made up of wetlands and lakes, this incredible park is home to over 160 different bird species.

Surrounded by sea and mountains, the large port city of Izmir is becoming known for its lively, forward-thinking cultural scene.

One of the Izmir's main attractions is the lively city bazaar, with its abundance of fine Turkish goods and culinary delicacies.

Relics from millennia of history in the Izmir Gulf can be seen at this museum, including ornate coffins and ancient statues.

Built in the 16C, the city center's largest mosque has some interesting interior design features typical of Izmiri style.

Home to a huge range of animals from around the world, Izmir's wildlife park is fun day out for adults and children alike.

Turkey's most famous historic site, this ancient city dates to 10C BC and is home to several illustrious archaeological findings.

Saturated with history and mythology, this national park is full of animal, lush verdure, and spectacular mountain routes.

Wander the streets and take waterfront strolls as you spy out ancient relics and sample the restaurants and bars of the city.

Located in an exquisite early-20C building, the gallery has a range of changing exhibitions from Turkish and international artists.

Explore the ruins of an ancient Roman settlement, built for Alexander the Great and rebuilt in 2C after a huge earthquake.

A blue-tiled mosque with examples of both Iznik and Izmir tiles adoring its pretty interior and good views over the local area.

Comprised of a lush forested peninsula and a large delta, this national park is one of the most biologically diverse parks in Turkey.

Resting near major archaeological sites, Selcuk is a vibrant city featuring many historic buildings, churches, and a mosques.

Promising a fun experience for the whole family, this water park features large pools, colorful slides, and extensive grounds.

Housing findings from the Ephesus excavation site, this museum additionally provides historic context on the ancient city itself.

Only bare remnants remains of the ancient temple, whose architectural genius can be still imagined from the ruins.

Stroll through the vibrant central streets and be swept away by Selcuk's energy, rich with history and cultural value.

Turkey's most famous historic site, this ancient city dates to 10C BC and is home to several illustrious archaeological findings.

Once a thriving ancient city, this village is dominated by the majestic Besparmak Mountains that offer great hiking and climbing.

A popular sea-side resort town, Didim is known for its beautiful beaches, as well as its ancient ruins.

An Ancient Greek sanctuary, it was the largest and most important in the region. Some of its artifacts date back to the 6C BC.

With a variety of pools and slides of all different sizes, this exciting water park promises a fun day for both adults and children.

Wander through Didim, enjoying the buzzing restaurants and nightlife, mixed with the laid back sea-side atmosphere.

Spend the day in the warm Turkish sun, kicking back and relaxing on the shores of Didim's white sandy beaches.

Turkey's most famous historic site, this ancient city dates to 10C BC and is home to several illustrious archaeological findings.

Once a thriving ancient city, this village is dominated by the majestic Besparmak Mountains that offer great hiking and climbing.

Comprised of a lush forested peninsula and a large delta, this national park is one of the most biologically diverse parks in Turkey.

Famous for the Egyptian spherical seashells comprising its unique sands, this island is the perfect destination for beach lovers.

A small Turkish town frequented by few visitors.

Stroll through Milas Historic Center to enjoy the local architecture and culture.

Turkey's most famous historic site, this ancient city dates to 10C BC and is home to several illustrious archaeological findings.

Famous for the Egyptian spherical seashells comprising its unique sands, this island is the perfect destination for beach lovers.