Whether you consider yourself a beach bum, a heritage traveler, an eco-tourist or a food fanatic, a holiday in Turkey is guaranteed to suit your budget and service expectations if you choose to book an all-inclusive package. The eastern country has it all, from white sandy beaches and secluded coves to vast historical sites and beautiful cultural surroundings. Relaxation and exploration tend to go hand in hand in Turkey, allowing you to delve into the culture and comfort of a traditional Turkish bath, or admire the ancient ruins spread out before you while dining in a cozy restaurant.
Beach holidays can be perfectly combined with city walks. The country boasts countless leisure options for all types of holidaymakers. Traditions are perfectly combined with modern infrastructure and luxury: from lively bazaars where you can haggle for a good deal to all-inclusive tourist resorts where you can pamper yourself with comfort and abundance.
A true Turkish delight can be found at the Barut Lara 5*, a luxury beach resort in the Lara Beach area where guests have a full 5-star holiday. The Juliana Hotel Marmaris takes you to the heart of one of Turkey's liveliest resorts for endless bar, shop and restaurant shopping.
If you want to have a stress-free holiday in one place in Turkey, then be sure to book all-inclusive tours to get the best price for flights, hotel transfers, accommodation, main meals and local drinks included in the price of your holiday.
All-inclusive packages often include excursions to specific locations in Turkey. You can choose from a variety of provinces, each with its own character. For example, Dalaman is known for its mountain scenery and pine forests. Lively nights can be enjoyed in Bodrum, where clubs welcome visitors with techno, rock, hip-hop and Turkish pop. Antalya offers luxury beach hotels next to ancient Roman ruins. Izmir is a family favorite, thanks to its many water parks.
All-inclusive trips allow you to fully enjoy Turkey’s riches, while getting much more than a day trip. The Blue Lagoon in Oludeniz is one of the best places for photo tours in the Mediterranean. Particularly popular is the Valley of the Butterflies, which attracts with its pristine nature with amazing flora and fauna. Day trips depart from the harbor town of Fethiye. If history is your thing, then take a tour of Ephesus. The ruins of the ancient Greek city are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features the remains of the Temple of Artemis and the House of the Virgin Mary. All-inclusive holidays to Turkey include convenient extras such as hotel transfers and main meals.
Over the past few years, Turkish resorts have become increasingly popular. There are many reasons why Turkey is now so attractive to foreign vacationers: perhaps it is the warm sunny weather and huge sandy beaches, impressive Roman temples or picturesque natural landscapes, delicious cuisine. However, the main and undeniable advantage of Turkey over other resort countries is the affordable all-inclusive vacation system.
The airport connects to such diverse resorts as Marmaris and Oludeniz, so you can visit idyllic beauty spots as well as lively super clubs. Likewise, a holiday in Antalya not only has some amazing archaeological sites in Side, but also modern resorts devoted entirely to luxury all-inclusive hotels, such as Lara Beach.
