Kemer – Antalya / Turkey
Kemer is a town on the Mediterranean coast, 40 kilometers from Antalya. While it was a small village until the early 1980s, it has become one of the most important
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Kemer is a town on the Mediterranean coast, 40 kilometers from Antalya. While it was a small village until the early 1980s, it has become one of the most important
It is located in the west of Antalya between Kemer and Adrasan.To go to Olympos from the Antalya-Finike road, it is necessary to turn to the road where the ruin
Asdem BeachTelephone: 0242 824 51 07http://www.asdembeach.com.tr Belvista HotelTelephone: 0242 815 28 08http://www.belvistahotel.com Catamaran Resort HotelTelephone: 0242 824 97 77Fax: 0242 824 89 42http://www.catamaranhotel.com.tr Champion Holıday VillageTelephone: 0242 824 83 80Fax:
Captain PensionTelephone: 0262 561 25 11Fax: 0262 561 23 03http://www.kaptan Suspension.cominfo@kaptanpil.com Nicomedia Club KerpeTelephone: 0262 322 53 22Fax: 0262 322 53 28http://www.nicomedia.cominfo@nicomedia.com Hotel KerpeTelephone: 0262 561 25 82Fax: 0262 561
Kerpe is a black sea coastal city, very close to Istanbul, in the province of Kocaeli. Where is Kerpe
Kilyos is one of the closest summer resorts to Istanbul. It is possible to go to Kilyos from Sarıyer from the beach, but the beach can be very crowded, especially
Adiyaman province; A national park and ruins in the town of Kahta, which contains the ancient city of Komagene. The main feature of the National Park is Mount Nemrut and
Emperor Neron, when he was the Governor of Thrace, used to come to Salmydessos as it was then called. The door at the entrance of the village is a Byzantine
Konyaaltı, the district of Antalya close to the city center, offers many options to its visitors with its beaches as well as its natural beauties and historical buildings. Although the
RAFTING Antalya Koprucay Born from the Taurus Mountains and passing through natural wonder canyons, Köprüçay pours into the Mediterranean from the south of Serik. Both sides steep, leading up to