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3 Top Resorts of the Turkish Riviera



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By : Tony Maniscalco    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-04-29 10:47:29
The Turkish Riviera – a spectacular stretch of coastline spread over 1,000 kilometres and boasting some of the finest beaches in the whole country. This is one of the most popular places to head for visitors to Turkey. Walks here take you through idyllic towns and dramatic mountain landscapes, and you’ll also discover ancient treasures dating back hundreds of years through Turkey’s extensive history.

There are a number of resorts in the Turkish Riviera that are well worth visiting next time you are in Turkey. Walks to any area of the Riviera will provide you with some amazing experiences, but if you manage to pass through any of the three places listed below you won’t regret it.

Marmaris

The port city of Marmaris is a very popular tourist destination. Some may say that it has become a bit touristy, but despite the crowds there’s a lot to enjoy here. It used to be a sleepy fishing village, but all that changed a few decades ago and it is now a premier tourist resort in Turkey. Walks that lead through the town will take you to a resort that, although extensively developed, retains much of its old character, as you’ll see if you take a trip to Marmaris Castle.

Essentially, if you want to stay away from the discos and the crowds then it’s easy to do so. You should also be aware that it gets very hot here in the summer months, so many people visit the town in September when it is a little cooler.

Antalya

Antalya is the capital of Antalya Province and is a very popular destination for anyone visiting Turkey. Walks are a particularly popular activity in this area due to the city’s proximity to the nearby Taurus Mountains, which are a walker’s dream. But even though you may initially be attracted to the area because of the mountains, the town also has a lot to offer visitors.

The main area of Antalya is the centre, called Kaleiçi, where you will find lots to see and do. Take some time to visit the attractive mosques and churches, of which there are many, and admire the ancient Hadrian’s Gate, dating back to the 2nd century – a real relic of Turkey’s history. Overall the city has a wonderful character and to top it all off it has some fantastic beaches.

Kemer

When you visit this resort in Turkey, walks in the surrounding pine forests and the mountains are a must as the spectacular countryside is wonderful to explore. The town itself is very popular with tourists, but don’t let that stop you: they come here because it’s such a great destination! The nearby Göynük Canyon, the historical Byzantine church and the large marina are all great places to visit during your time here, so be sure to make this into a destination next time you are in Turkey.

A Fantastic Place to Walk

There are many more attractive resorts to see when you go to Turkey. Walks provide the perfect way to explore them, as you can combine visiting the resorts with walking in the spectacular natural scenery that surrounds them. Try to make sure you visit at least a few of these amazing locations next time you are walking in Turkey.
Author Resource:- Tony Maniscalco is the Marketing Manager for Ramblers Worldwide Holidays. Join us on Turkey walks (http://www.ramblersholidays.co.uk/Holiday_Search.aspx?Search=2&utm_campaign=MAP_Turkey&utm_source=ramblers&utm_medium=web) to see the country’s finest scenery.
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