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Discover Göynük Canyon, a natural park shaped over two million years, offering an exciting experience for adventurers and nature lovers.
There are theme parks, and then there’s the Land of Legends. Think bigger, better and wetter! From its gargantuan roller coasters to the monumental Legends Tower, entering Turkey’s 800,000-square-meter theme park is like stepping into another world.
Boasting the world’s longest aquarium sea tunnel inside a tank with five million liters of water and thousands of exotic marine species, Antalya Aquarium is a wonderland of aquatic wildlife from around the world.
Luckily, the Velociraptors on the loose at Dinopark Antalya are strictly vegetarian.
Explore Antalya’s treasures on this exciting tour. Discover the history and views of the city.
Get ready to experience the Fire of Anatolia (Anadolu Ateşi), a Turkish dance group that features some 120 dancers. Having performed in more than 85 countries, from the USA to China, join the more than 20 million people who have seen them live.
Smile for the camera with tickets for the largest selfie museum in Europe – Selfie Park Antalya!
Join the ultimate adventure with a jeep tour starting right from your hotel in Antalya. Travel from the bustling city to the scenic Taurus Mountains for a full day of exploration.
One of the best things to do in Bodrum – apart from basking in its stunning beaches – is to take in its equally awe-inspiring countryside vistas that stretch for miles in every direction.
Take a leaf out of Superman’s book, and recharge your batteries in the glorious sunshine. Step aboard a charming sailboat and drift from shore to shore around the sun-drenched coves and breezy bays of Bodrum’s coast.
Sometimes, the only thing you need is a luxurious sailboat cruise around the turquoise coast of Turkey, while the blazing sun and a gentle sea breeze compete for your affections. If that sounds like your idea of a good time, get yourself a ticket for this all-inclusive boat trip from Bodrum.
Visit two countries on the same day. Take a ferry from Bodrum to Kos, which takes about 40 minutes. You’ll cross the Aegean Sea and take a mini voyage from Turkey to Greece.
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