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From the volcanic features of Cappadocia and the mighty mountains to the footsteps of saints, Turkey has so much for you to discover on foot. Enjoy refreshing coastal trails to see the best of Turkey; this charming country is home to the Olympos Bey Mountains (Beydaglari) Coast National Park, a beautiful spot close to azure waters, with endless routes to discover. Make sure you stroll over here to see the mighty Tahtalı Dağı mountain - the tallest mountain in the whole park. On walking holidays to Turkey, you can also ramble in the ancient footsteps of Paul the Apostle, on the 500km St Paul Trail which runs through this impressive country. You will see plenty of sites along the way, such as those found in the city of Selge, with its impressive amphitheatre ruins and the tranquil Lake Eğirdir, surrounded by rising mountains. Then, when you come to the end of your journey, walk along the same ancient Roman aqueduct as Paul the Apostle.
The Kingdom of Lycia on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast has seen the feet of many ancient peoples. Today the Lycian Way allows the lover of beautiful scenery and antiquity to experience this ‘country of light’.
Walk the highlights of Turkey's second long-distance walking path through the Taurus Mountains with a local guide.
This was my first experience with Ramblers and my first experience on a hiking holiday and my daughter went with me.
Read moreCappadocia feels like a blend of Toyland and Bedrock City, making us unsure whether to expect Noddy or Fred Flintstone. Around every corner, there was something new. The “fairy chimneys” took on various shapes—seals, camels, and more evocative forms in the aptly named Love Valley.
Read moreThe long-distance footpath through southern Turkey has existed since 1999, when Kate Clow marked a 500 km walk around the Teke Peninsula, from Fethiye to near Antalya. Antalya, one of Turkey’s greatest Mediterranean cities, was our arrival and departure point for this exciting holiday.
Read moreIstanbul, a vibrant city straddling the Bosporus and Golden Horn, blends cultures and retains many historical buildings and artifacts. Ramblers Worldwide Holidays' "A Cultural Week in Istanbul" captures these facets, offering varied experiences in a busy week from a centrally located hotel.
Read moreJanet and Terence Debourg were walking in the footsteps of ancients when they tackled the Lycian Way, Turkey’s long-distance footpath. They found it a great way to explore the Mediterranean coast and mountains and historic sites.
Read moreSecond weekend of BA strike. Boarded plane, waited ½ hour for extra cabin crew. Somewhat late, arrived Hotel Erboy in time for excellent supper. Brilliant shower.
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