Dorak Tour

Discover Turkey

Turkey is often referred to as the world’s largest open air museum. For centuries, the Anatolia Peninsula has welcomed dozens of cultures, but the Romans and the Ottomans left the most lasting footprint. The country can be described as a nation of contrasts, boasting natural, historical, and contemporary attractions. From the golden shores of the Aegean coast to the rocky outcrops of the Anatolian Plateaus, Turkey has the potential to be one of the finest holiday destinations in Europe. 

Outside the main hubs, Turkey still has a lot to explore. Beach lovers will adore Oludeniz, while the Aegean region is also home to exciting Roman architecture, including the town of Ephesus and the ancient settlements of Aspendos. Also on most itineraries is the UNESCO World Heritage listed Mount Nemrut, and the picturesque terraces of Pamukkale. The latter is often referred to as the Cotton Castle, as the terraced slopes are white with cotton plants, yet filled with therapeutic hot spring water. Visitors can also fly or take a train across the country to Ani, which contains stunning Armenian ruins.