Cheap Flights to Dalaman Turkey from Durham in November

With an exciting blend of classical sights, long beaches, charming fishing villages and sophisticated resorts it's no surprise that more people are discovering Turkey's delights.

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Dalaman Lake Trip

If you go inland away from the buzzing resort beaches in Dalaman you will find a quiet picturesque side of Turkey.

Brits Boost Turkish Tourism Figures

The Turkish travel industry has been enjoying some golden times recently, times, which in the light of lower tourist numbers in many other established regions, are even more impressive.

Both summer and autumn are optimum seasons to visit Dalaman (also called the Turquoise Coast due to the deep blue waters of the Aegean). Summer is hot and dry, while autumn tends to be a bit cooler, yet it's still perfect beach weather. Travelling on the river en route to the beach in Dalyan, visitors will pass ancient Lycian rock tombs carved into the cliffs. There is the nearby ancient town of Kaunos to explore which contains Roman ruins and a Byzantine church. There are the Dalyan mud baths, local hammams, and gulet trips to enjoy in Dalaman.

Dalaman - Part 1

Located on the south west coast of Turkey on the beautiful Aegean coast, Dalaman is a special place for visitors who appreciate culture, natural wonders, and an array of activities for families, couples and singles. The beach in Dalaman is a conservation area due to the presence of the rare loggerhead turtles. There are plenty of beaches, historical places of interest, and outdoor fun for all ages.

Hot Water and Mud in Dalaman

Not doubt the sandy beaches around Dalaman will be the primary attraction for many visitors this summer, but for those looking to experience a little more local atmosphere to enhance their holiday memories, a Turkish thermal spa or mud bath could fit the bill perfectly.