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• Hagia Sophia
• Süleymaniye Mosque
• Topkapi Palace
• Whirling Dervishes
• Bosphorus Cruise
• Bazaars & museums
• Kebaps, Lahmacun & meze

The city of Istanbul is known as the city of two continents; where East meets West. Before it became the city we know today, its name changed many times over the years: Augusta Antonia, Nova Roma, Byzantion, Byzantium, Constantinople and then Istanbul, as we know it now. Steeped in over 8,500 years of history, Istanbul is an ancient city with a fresh and modern twist. The atmosphere of the city is like no other; traditional Islamic meets Mediterranean, and this certainly influences the weather, which is hot and humid in the summer months.

The city of Istanbul boasts the title of the 5th most visited city in the world and you can see why. It has plenty of attractions to offer both historically and socially, such as splendid bazaars and museums. One such is the Hagia Sophia: this magnificent structure is the jewel in the city’s crown and is a must visit. This church turned mosque turned museum is renowned as one of the most beautiful buildings in the world, and one of the most important Byzantine structures. It’s definitely worth a visit to learn more about Istanbul’s rich cultural heritage.

Some of the other top attractions on display include the Süleymaniye Mosque, built by the world-renowned architect Sinan. Topkapi Palace is full of fascinating stories and tales from years gone by, and a look at the Whirling Dervishes is a must. These ancient attractions are sure to be a hit with all the family.

To see Istanbul in all its glory, a Bosphorus Cruise is a must. Soak up the scenery as you take a relaxing trip along the strait.

Of course, a trip to Turkey wouldn’t be complete without sampling the Turkish cuisine. The food is unrivalled and caters to every palate and budget. First and foremost, the famous kebaps, which certainly go down a treat with locals and visitors alike. Next on the list of dishes to try is Lahmacun, a Turkish-style pizza. If that doesn’t tickle your fancy, why not sink your teeth into the iconic meze platters? You can get all sorts of combinations, so you’re sure to find something to suit everyone’s palate.

Make the most of your trip to Istanbul with a coach hire or bus rental service to get you where you want to go.

• Lara Beach
• Konyaaltı Beach
• Golf
• Temple of Apollo
• Kaleiçi
• Roman harbour
• Hadrian’s Gate
• TerraCity

Antalya is the perfect getaway for the whole family, with plenty of things to see and do. Bask in the sun on the 400 mile stretch of beach, or take in the rich cultural history on offer at many of the city’s interesting ruins and sites.

The city boasts plenty of beautiful beaches, from the Turquoise Coast to the vibrant Lara Beach resort, which is great for kids due to its Blue Flag status, and there are plenty of activities for you to enjoy such as kayaking and waterskiing. Konyaaltı Beach is popular with locals and tourists alike. It offers everything from a waterslide park to banana boat rides.

Antalya boasts year round sunshine, and this makes it a great destination for a spot of golf. There are plenty of high quality golf courses available and the sport has become hugely popular.

There are also tons of historical sites and ruins, including the Temple of Apollo, the city’s old town and the historic district of Kaleiçi. Ottoman houses turned boutique hotels and shops line the streets, and you’ll find the Roman harbour, which is the marina for excursion boats and yachts.

Don’t worry if you work up an appetite exploring the city’s ancient past; there are plenty of restaurants, cafés, bars and tea gardens where you can stop off to refuel. Soak up the atmosphere and appreciate the harbour views as you watch the world go by. If that wasn’t enough, you’re not far from the monumental Hadrian’s Gate.

If it’s retail therapy you’re after, there are plenty of shopping options on offer in Antalya. You’ll find modern shopping malls such as TerraCity, which is home to over 150 stores including local and designer brands. If you’re after a more traditional shopping experience, a visit to the main bazaar is a must. You’ll find handmade crafts, leather goods, jewellery, Turkish sweets and plenty more.

Make the most of your trip to Antalya by making use of our coach hire or bus rentals. Beat the queues and save yourself money in the process.

• Castle of St Peter
• Mausoleum of Halicarnassus
• Bitez Bay
• Türkbükü
• Temple of Apollo

There’s more to Bodrum than its rich and famous locals; it’s steeped in history too, so you’ll find plenty of interesting things to see and do during your stay.

Bodrum boasts glittering blue coastlines, lush green landscapes and monuments steeped in history. If that’s not impressive enough, you’ll also find one of the Seven Wonders of the World here, too!

For a cultural fix, why not explore one of the most famous landmarks in Bodrum? The 15th century Castle of St Peter was built by the Knights Hospitaller and sits close to the harbour. Learn even more about the castle thanks to the nearby museum.

A trip to Bodrum wouldn’t be complete without a trip to see one of the Seven Wonders of the World: the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus. This splendid structure dates back to the 4th century BC and was built by famous sculptors as a final resting place for the great ruler, Mausolus. Today you can explore what remains of this elaborate tomb.

Sun worshippers will love a day spent at Bitez Bay. 7 km from Bodrum town, this is the perfect getaway where you can sit back and relax. Bathe on the gorgeous sand or bask in the warm Mediterranean Sea, and try your hand at some watersports if you fancy! There are plenty of bars and restaurants nearby too, for when you work up an appetite.

If it’s retail therapy you’re after, a trip to the quirky town of Türkbükü is a must. Known as Turkey’s St Tropez, it’s packed with charming streets and cute little shops that sell everything from souvenirs to handmade jewellery. If you’re a fan of designer wear, you’ll find plenty of chic boutiques as well.

Step back in time with a trip to the Temple of Apollo. Just outside Altinkum you’ll find the marble temple; over 120 giant columns and tunnels make up this piece of history. Stop by and visit the ruins. There is a small entry fee, but it’s surely worth the price to explore the history on offer.

We provide bus hire, coach hire and bus rentals to cover your trip to Bodrum, so you can make the most of your time.

• Mineral bath spa
• Cotton castle
• Hierapolis
• Cleopatra’s Pool
• UNESCO World Heritage Site

If you’re looking for a relaxing trip, a visit to Pamukkale is the perfect place to go. Relax and unwind amidst the natural beauty of this stunning city. A soak in the outdoor mineral bath spa is a must, and it’s popular amongst visitors and locals alike. The location is a gorgeous one too. You’ll witness the calcium-laden water trickle down the cliff-face and transform into a snow-like residue. This is referred to as the cotton castle. The calcium-laden water then flows into glorious springs that are waiting below.

Pamukkale is a place like no other: you’ll find the fantastic ancient ruins of the Greek-Roman city of Hierapolis mixed with the crystal clear waters of Pamukkale Antique Pool. Rumour has it this was once the favourite pool of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, which is where it takes its name. ‘Cleopatra’s Pool’ is a perfectly sculpted, columned bath and was a gift from Mark Antony to the Queen. The pool was damaged by an earthquake in the 7th century, but beneath the still waters you can witness the ancient ruins. Pamukkale is the most visited attraction in the whole of Turkey, thanks in part to it being a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Over 2 million visitors flock to it each year, so make sure you arrive early in order to beat the crowds.

The easiest way to get there is to hire one of our minibuses or coaches and let us take you there with ease on one of our sightseeing tours. The drive is fairly long, but there is plenty of signposting, so our experienced drivers will get you there no matter where your starting point is. Make sure you pack your swimwear so you can go for a dip in the antique pool. Don’t forget to bring some sun cream and water to drink to combat the high temperatures. There’s plenty to see at Pamukkale, so it’s best to set aside a whole day in order to fit everything in.