Turkey’s idyllic Oludeniz beach hotspot is as famous for its history, beauty, and sports as its cool, clear waters where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean. Every year, thousands of tourists flock to ...

There is only one problem when you’re holidaying next to a beach as beautiful as Olu Deniz – it’s almost impossible to persuade yourself to do anything but lie on the sand and gaze at the view. This ...

18:01, Wed, Jul 31, 2024 Updated: 18:13, Wed, Jul 31, 2024 Found on the south coast of Turkey and once a hideaway for pirates and smugglers, the beach of Oludeniz is about half an hour’s drive, or ...

A ride 1700m up Babadag mountain on the cable car rewards travellers of all ages with a completely breathtaking view of Fethiye, Oludeniz, the Blue Lagoon and peninsular below. Paragliders aplenty ...

Ölüdeniz Beach, located on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast near Fethiye, is known for its calm turquoise waters and soft golden sands. Captured in tranquil morning light, this aerial view highlights the ...

Reveling in the beauty of Antarctica aboard Quark UltramarineNow that I was finally here among glaciers as big as warehouses, colonies of penguins and curious whales, I could see why so... A growing ...

At times, this feels like being aboard a giant cruise ship. There are 500 cabins (sorry, rooms), seven restaurants, eight bars, a spa, a water sports centre and a nightly cocktail of cheesy ...

PLEASURE seekers have been coming to Turkey’s turquoise coast for a very long time. How long? Well, for at least 3,000 years. The stomping ground of Lycians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Seljuks, ...

I’am feeling a strong sense of deja vu as our boat meanders through reed beds in Turkey’s Dalyan Çayı River. My group and I are in search of loggerhead turtles and have joined one of the many daily ...