Alanya, Bodrum, Fethiye, Marmaris, Oludeniz and Kusadasi are just some of the places that make up the beautiful turquoise coast of the south of Turkey.

Bodrum with its mix of old and new has a long and interesting history as well as boasting arguably the best nightlife in Turkey.

Check out our hotels for a room only or fully catered accommodation and discover all that Bodrum has to offer. The town of Bodrum sits on the ancient ruins of Halicarnassus in the south west of Turkey. Here the town is protected from the sea by its twin harbours which serve the many yachts and charter boats that cruise the Aegean Sea. With the best nightlife in Turkey this ancient wander offers more than just history. No matter if you come on a room only or fully catered trip, a trip to Turkey will deliver.

The hills above Bodrum are covered in the pink bushes of bougainvillea which sprawl over the surrounding houses and villas. Narrow roads and streets wind their way down to the harbour where the Christian stronghold of St Peter dominates. From the harbour the charter boats ferry visitors in and out to the Greek island of Kos and other islands in the Dodecanese.

Bodrum, with its ancient past, was once the home to the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, one of the seven ancient wonders of the world. Sadly today only the foundations of this once great structure remain on site while the marble and stone were used in the construction of the castle. 

After a busy day of exploring spend the evening enjoying a meal in a local restaurant. Here you can try Dolmas, stuffed vine leaves or peppers, Gozleme, a thin crepe like pancake filled with cheese and parsley or any of the excellent meat and fish dishes. Wash it all down with the aniseed flavoured Raki which is mixed with water and matches any food.

Once in the town after dark it is easy to see why Bodrum is said to have the best nightlife in Turkey. Here you will find bars and clubs offering everything from traditional belly dancing and singing to all night raves and clubs. The bars on the beach offer views of the illuminated castle while the beat of the music dances into the night.

Wander through the markets, enjoy a Turkish coffee or go diving in the warm Mediterranean waters. Whether you come to Bodrum for the beaches, the history, the nightlife of just to unwind you will leave with a smile on your face.

Cyprus offers everything from a quiet beach break to a world renowned nightlife and everything in between, come here for a holiday in the sun.

Holiday makers from all over the world head to Cyprus in search of great hotels and sunshine. The island of Cyprus is the third largest of the Mediterranean islands and is split between Turkey and Greece. The southern Greek side of the island is home to the clubbing paradise that is Aiya Napa. Here revellers flock from all over the world to be immersed in the beats and rhythm of world famous DJ’s.

Cyprus boasts more than just a great nightlife, with a mixed history of Byzantine, Roman and Venetian settlers it has a mixed culture. The town of Paphos on the south west of the island has the ruins of Roman villas, Byzantine churches and the Tombs of Kings. This world heritage site mixes the old with the new and has luxury hotels which will ensure a pleasant stay.

For beaches the town of Protaras is hard to beat. It is widely regarded as having the best beaches in the whole of Cyprus and with their blue flag status it is hard to argue. Come here for the water sports, sandy beaches and many bars and restaurants serving cold beer and hot food.

With its mix of Turkish and Greek influences Cyprus is a melting pot of culture. Here you are just as likely to encounter a Greek taverna as a Turkish lokanta. Offering rika and ouzo you will be able to drink the aniseed flavoured drinks while you enjoy the many savoury delights.

Come to Cyprus the mythical birthplace of the Greek goddess of love and enjoy a romantic break. Visit Polis where she once bathed or the temple built for her by the Mycian people. Whether you believe in legend or not it is hard not to be moved by the beauty of the island and who knows love may well be in the air.

Fethiye with its quiet atmosphere and laid back lifestyle is the perfect place to come and unwind.

Fethiye offers a choice of accommodation with a mix self catering, B&BS and hotels that will cater for your every need. Fethiye sits on the Mediterranean turquoise coast of Turkey, and is a small port town which has an old fashioned charm about it. Here the locals mix with tourists in the busy bazaar with the scents of herbs and spices filling the air. With nearby beaches, islands and bays this is an idyllic holiday spot.

A fortress sits on the hill above and would once have protected the city of Telmessos below. Carved into the rocks above Fethiye are the tombs which were built by the Lycians, with one tomb dating back to the 4th century BC. Beside the harbour the remains of a castle are still to be seen as is the Roman amphitheatre.

If you are looking for sea and sand, then the 10 minute trip to the small island of Sovalye is the place to go. With no vehicles this is the perfect place to come for a secluded break. Walk the length of the island along beaten tracks and find your own cove or white shingle beach. Swim or canoe through the crystal waters and look down over past settlements that have become entombed in their watery grave.

The winding narrow streets of the old town are home to shops and bars of all descriptions. Here you will find high end jewellers, shops selling lace and leather and stalls selling sweets. Mixed in with these are the many little bars and restaurants offering great local food and fresh coffee. Head down to the waterfront in early evening, sit back with a drink and watch as the sun sets turning the sea blood red.

Boasting high temperatures in the summer months a visit to the turquoise coast is great for sun worshippers. Lie back in a hammock by the beach or walk in the fir trees that cover the mountains behind. Speed down twisting single track trails on a mountain bike or take a gentle horse ride along the coast. Whatever you enjoy, Fethiye will be able to provide it for you.

The islands of Kefalonia, Rhodes, Kos, Zante, Corfu and Crete are just some of the delights of Greece.

The Mediterranean paradise that is Greece is an ideal holiday destination offering an array of accommodation and great hotels. Here you will find mountainous and rugged islands, bustling harbours and ports, secluded beaches and a thriving night life. For the perfect time come on a self-catering, half board or fully inclusive holiday at a choice of accommodation and hotels and enjoy the myths and legends that are Greece.

Crete is the largest of the Greek islands and is located in the Aegean Sea. This mountainous island was once a key part of the Minoan civilisation which lives on in the ruins scattered over the island. Come and enjoy the stunning beaches, great food and amazing weather that you only get in the Mediterranean.

Experience the ancient wonders of Rhodes with its Acropolis or the modern 18-30’s atmosphere that the resort of Faliraki is famous for. The island of Kos has plenty to offer historians with its fame lying in the Asklepeion founded after the death of Hippocrates. Kefalonia is a holidaymakers dream with its rugged landscape covered in olive and orange groves and boasting stunning cliffs with secluded bays.

Zante with its azure waters, Venetian architecture and rare wildlife is a unique destination that has so much to offer. Whether you visit the island when it is in full bloom in the spring or come during the hot summer months it is hard to find a fault with the quaint Greek island.The green island of Corfu with its pastel coloured houses and narrow streets is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. Here the young people flock for the party atmosphere of the big resorts, while couples retreat to the romantic villages in the hills for beautiful views.

Each of the islands has something unique to offer, whether it is the loggerhead turtles of Zante, the Acropolis of Rhodes or the stunning landscape of Kefalonia. Whatever you are looking for the Greek islands can offer. Stunning beach breaks, cultural trips, bass driven nightlife or a mix of it all. Come to Greece to sample life!

The bustling port of Kusadasi with its glorious sandy beaches and great water sports is a tourists dream.

With great beaches, friendly people and over 300 days of sunshine a year the seaside resort of Kusadasi in Turkey is always popular. Boasting a long history dating back to the Ottomans and the early 15th century this charming town is full of old and new. The narrow streets of the old slowly give way to wide shop lined avenues. Come here for your holiday in the sun on an all inclusive, half board or room only holiday.

Sitting on the old Silk Road, Kusadasi was once an important Port; here goods would have been loaded onto ships before they set sail for China and the Far East. Joined to the mainland by a narrow causeway, Pigeon Island has the ruins of a Byzantine castle. With ferries arriving and departing daily, there is always a steady influx of visitors to this charming resort. 

Kusadasi boasts glorious beaches right in the heart of the city; Ladies beach is good for swimming and is only a short dolmus ride out of town. With golden sands and warm turquoise waters this is the ideal place for a beach break. With plenty of watersports on offer from parasailing and jet-skiing to wind surfing and diving there is something for everyone.

If you can pull yourself away from the beaches and old town then there are plenty of daytrips to enjoy. For those interested in history and culture a trip to Ephesus will be highly rewarding. Boasting the ruins of the Temple of Artemis, one of the seven ancient wonders of the world and various other buildings like the Library of Celsus. Here take a trip back in time to the wanders of ancient Turkey and Gothic, Byzantine and Roman history.

In the summer months the Mediterranean climate of Kusadasi means the water is warm and the beaches are packed. The many cafes, bars and restaurants that line the waterfront serve everything from traditional Turkish food to international cuisine. Here watch the yachts and fishing boats as they jostle in the harbour. Enjoy a drink before sunset and watch as the sky and sea are bathed in the suns soft golden light.

Malta with its ancient ruins is a great place to come for Baroque buildings and Mediterranean styled churches and fortresses.

With a choice of hotels, secluded bays and the clear waters of the Mediterranean, Malta is an ideal retreat. The charming Maltese islands are located in the Mediterranean about 65 miles south of Sicily. The two main islands are Malta and Gozo which are both inhabited while the small island of Comino is not. These islands boast prehistoric ruins which predate Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids. Once you have picked Malta let Quickrooms.com look after your accommodation.

On the island the influences of the Knights of St John is apparent in the many churches and fortresses that they built throughout the island. Here the Knights ruled for 270 years during which time they travelled throughout the Mediterranean taking the Christian religion with them. One of their fortresses, Fort Rinella, is home to the world’s largest canon.

For festivities and fireworks, head to the islands in spring for the major carnival which immerses the island in revelry. Alternatively wait till the summer months when the local communities celebrate their patron saints and the atmosphere is just as lively. The capital of Malta, Valetta is a vibrant city full of Baroque buildings and bustling cafes and restaurants.

One of the most popular activities on the island is sailing, and with the Mediterranean on the doorstep you have every opportunity to have a go. With the Comino Regatta in June and the Rimini-Malta-Rimini yacht race in August you will get the chance to see the pros racing. Horse racing is also popular on the island with races held every Sunday between October and May.

If you are looking for a Mediterranean holiday with a difference then Malta could be for you. Here the islands are friendly local affairs which are not manufactured. If you like your experiences real, your food local and your history, then you will love Malta!

With forest clad hills contrasting against the deep blue sea and sky, Marmaris is a beautiful place.

Marmaris has accommodation to suit every budget, from budget hotels to all inclusive, and with the local currency favouring tourists there is no reason not to visit. Located in a natural bay in the warm azure blue waters of the Mediterranean, Marmaris is a popular tourist destination in Turkey. Here the gentle warm waters are perfect for parasailing, jet-skiing, scuba diving or just a quick swim.

With its prime Mediterranean location this bustling port is always busy with yachts, charter boats and cruise ships arriving and departing. With plenty of shops, bazaars and markets open everyday of the week, shopping is a popular option. Ceramics, carpets, jewellery and leather goods are all to be found as well as clothes from local designers, just remember to haggle.

Those seeking an adventure could go on a horse safari through the green clad forests or go on a jeep trip up to the mountain villages. As you travel through the forests and hills stop and enjoy a dip in the streams and waterfalls. Or jump into a raft and be whisked downstream on a white knuckle adventure. 

Pamukkale, known as Cotton Castle, because of the strange formations that have formed through the calcium carrying hot springs, is well worth a visit. Here the stalactites, lime formations and hot pools are on a grand scale. Any historians should head for Ephesus as it has the remains past civilisations. Here the Temple of Artemis once stood and the Library of Celsus has been lovingly restored.

Marmaris has a plethora of restaurants offering anything from fish and chips and pizza to local cuisine. Visit a lokanta, a Turkish restaurant, for the best of local food and enjoy the Dolmas and doner kebabs. Alternatively stop in a café for a real Turkish coffee or some of the Rika, aniseed flavoured alcohol, mixed with water.

Whatever you are after, a trip to Marmaris with its shopping, watersports, day trips and beaches is the perfect destination. Here the warm waters will wash away the stresses of life and make your holiday experience complete.

Olu Deniz is an adrenaline junkies paradise, go skimming above the lagoon on a paraglider before gently landing on the white sands.

Local accommodation is excellent in Olu Deniz with B&B’s, hotels and guesthouses all catering to your needs. Olu Deniz with its turquoise blue and azure lagoon, white sands and surrounding hills is a stunningly pretty resort. The white beaches here adorn every postcard and brochure of Turkey, and rightly so. With plenty of water sports like water-skiing, windsurfing and scuba diving in the lagoon it is easy to see why Olu Deniz is so popular.

With its famed beach it is no wonder that people come from all over the world to paraglide over the tranquil blue waters and sun themselves on the white sandy beaches. Here the photos cannot compare to the actual beauty of the place itself. With its warm Mediterranean climate and waters you will never be disappointed.

For those wishing to leave the beaches behind them, there are plenty of day trips to be enjoyed. A boat trip to Butterfly valley is always popular with thousands of butterflies filling the valley during the summer months. A trip on the river to the Dalyan river marshes where you can relax in mud and sulphur pools is also a favourite among visitors.

The laid back atmosphere of Olu Deniz is carried on in its bars and restaurants. Here the emphasis is on relaxing and chilling rather than all out partying. With many beachfront restaurants and bars this is the perfect place for couples and families to spend time together. If you are looking for a more frantic way to spend the evening, head to the bars and clubs of Hisaronu. Here the music and drink flows thick and fast carrying revellers into the early hours of the morning.

The beachfront is lined with souvenir shops, but for those looking for the real bargains take a dolmus into nearby Hisaronu and the local markets. Not to be missed is the chance to unwind in a Turkish bath, which most hotels will offer. With its unique culture and wonderful cuisine Turkey is the ideal destination. Whether you come for the idyllic beaches, warm waters, friendly atmosphere or cheap prices, you will not want to leave.

Alanya, Bodrum, Fethiye, Marmaris, Oludeniz and Kusadasi are just some of the places that make up the beautiful turquoise coast of the south of Turkey.

Choose from hotels and enjoy a luxurious fully catered holiday or the freedom of a room only visit. The south of Turkey with its warm Mediterranean waters, soft sandy beaches, laid back lifestyle and great nightlife is a holidaymakers dream. Whether you come on a beach break, culture trip or simply on a holiday Turkey has it all to offer.

Oludeniz with its white sandy beaches and turquoise blue lagoon is the perfect place for adrenaline junkies. Here the sky is filled with paragliders who launch themselves off Baba Dag Mountain and go soaring through the sky before gracefully landing on the sandy beaches.

The nearby town of Fethiye with its small port retains the local atmosphere. The small narrow streets are filled with the scent of herbs and spices and the little market stalls do a brisk trade during the busy summer months. Come here for beautiful beaches, small restaurants and a real taste of Turkey.

The town of Bodrum sits in the south west of Turkey on the ancient ruins of Halicarnassus. It was here that the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, once stood. With its reputation for having the best nightlife in Turkey, Bodrum doesn’t disappoint. Here traditional belly dancing mixes with hard house and hip hop, as the bars and clubs are filled with people partying.

Boasting beautiful scenery and plenty of activities the town of Alanya is a true delight. With its many caves and grottoes adorning the rocky coast this is a good place to come if you enjoy exploring. The coastal resort of Kusadasi offers almost constant year round sun and the best of the Mediterranean climate. Here the white sand beaches and friendly people will insure that you enjoy your holiday. Come and enjoy the delights of Turkey!