Hugging the coast of Turkey's Anatolia, cruising the Dodecanese islands gives you the best of east meets west. From the ancient Greek ruins, medieval castles and pristine beaches of the Dodecanese islands to the glamorous resorts and relaxed costal villages that line Turkey's Bodrum Peninsula, discover the best of both worlds with a taste of Greek island life and a dose of Turkish delight
Lying just off the Turkish coast, Samos is the birthplace of Pythagoras and boasts historic landmarks and a rich heritage that intertwines with the scenic beauty of lush greenery, vineyards and sandy shores.
A vibrant Turkish resort town, Kusadasi is known for its nightlife, but also as the coastal gateway to Ephesus, an ancient Greek town with landmark sites, like the Temple of Artemis. Discover a place of beautiful beaches, vibrant markets and warm hospitality.
With two UNESCO World Heritage sites - Cave of the Apocalypse and the Monastery of Saint John - Patmos draws pilgrims and travellers alike with its spiritual aura and picturesque landscapes. Tranquil beaches and charming villages add to its allure, making this island an enchanting destination.
With its dramatic mountains and rugged landscape, Kalymnos entices adventurers and rock climbers from all over the world. Alongside this are pretty fertile valleys, olive groves and serene beaches that make this island a captivating and offbeat experience.
With its ancient ruins and a medieval castle, Kos has a rich history. Meanwhile its sandy shores and cosmopolitan town with its charming alleys, restaurants and bustling bars offer the perfect blend of history, beaches, and vibrant nightlife.
A sought-after resort destination, with its boutique hotels, trendy restaurants and vibrant clubs, Bodrum is more than just a Turkish seaside holiday destination. With a rich history echoing the legacy of ancient civilisations, this port city, with its azure waters and sandy beaches is the perfect blend of cultural heritage and modern indulgence.
One of the most picturesque islands in the Dodecanese, Symi's wow factor is its harbour, which sits against a captivating backdrop of pastel-colored neoclassical houses that cascade down the hillside. Tranquil beaches, clear waters, and a peaceful ambiance come together to create a relaxed Greek setting.
A popular tourist destination on Turkey's coast, Marmaris's vibrant nightlife might dance to tourist tunes, but its sun-kissed allure, breathtaking turquoise waters and interesting historical sites delights with a genuine charm.
Rhodes, the largest Dodecanese island, entices with a rich blend of history, sun-soaked beaches, and vibrant nightlife. Explore the atmospheric Old Town, dive into crystalline waters, and discover the ancient Acropolis in Lindos. A captivating destination, Rhodes offers a diverse mix of culture, nature, and Aegean charm.
