Hiking in the mountains
“Experience the exhilaration of hiking in the majestic Turkish mountains, guided by our knowledgeable experts who will unveil the breathtaking beauty of Turkish nature. In the enchanting Aegean area, you’ll discover a plethora of olive trees, stunning sea views, and delightful Turkish dishes prepared with fresh vegetables and olive oil.
The renowned Datca Peninsula is famous for its almond trees, adorned with exquisite and sweet-smelling flowers in February, followed by a bountiful almond harvest. The peninsula is also home to vibrant olive trees and, during autumn, abundant lemons and other citrus fruits. Situated between the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, Datca offers an opportunity to savor fresh fish straight from the sea. It’s also well-known for its climatic spa, where many individuals with illnesses find solace and recover over a few years.
The Bozburun Peninsula showcases a different landscape, characterized by picturesque pine trees, majestic mountains, captivating sea views, splendid waterfalls, and ancient cities. Each area boasts its own unique specialties, ensuring an unforgettable experience.
During your visit, don’t miss the chance to explore the remarkable ancient cities surrounding Kusadasi, including the world-famous Ephesus. With olive fields, mountains, and the magnificent Aegean Sea, this area offers an array of hiking options. In the bustling city of Kusadasi, you’ll find a charming boulevard that comes alive with activity, making evenings vibrant and unforgettable.
While Marmaris is primarily a touristic destination, many restaurants and hotels close during wintertime. With its marble streets, Marmaris serves as a convenient base for exploring the upper regions of the Bozburun and Datca peninsulas.
Datca, in contrast, is a smaller and tranquil town renowned for its almond trees. Enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of the boulevard, lined with restaurants and cozy spots for refreshments. Datca attracts mainly Turkish tourists from cities such as Ankara, Izmir, and Istanbul, providing a quieter and charming ambiance in its smaller yet welcoming city center.”
