Izmir is Turkey’s third-largest city. Located at the head of the Gulf of Izmir on the Aegean Coast, it’s one of the oldest cities in the Mediterranean, dating back more than 5,000 years.
Today, Izmir is a popular gateway to beach resorts along the Aegean, such as the ever-popular Bodrum and Kusadasi, as well as less well-known towns, such as Alacati. However, Izmir itself is a tourist location in its own right, with an international airport only 16 km (10 miles) from the city.
While you won’t find any beaches here, a waterfront promenade winds through the heart of the city and is packed with cafes and bars to provide a leisurely walkway with plenty of watering holes! It’s the perfect end to a day mooching and bartering at a local bazaar or market, or for some rest and recuperation after dental treatment.
Water Tours and Cruises are highly recommended - see the city by boat and relax and unwind on Tours like Gaziemir Dalis Merkezi
Home of brands Outlet Stores Like Nike and Boss you can browse for bargains or for a more cultured shopping experience shop in the Beautiful Bazaars and Local Markets. Head to Konak Square, where you can catch the Kemeraltı Bazaar, great for negotiating the price of souvenirs. Visit Tire on Tuesdays for Turkey's biggest open town market.
Flights to Izmir
Flights to Turkey can be really cheap out of season but flights to Izmir are not always direct.
You can fly direct from London & Manchester all year round
From March / April through to Late October / November direct flights are available from Birmingham, Newcastle, Nottingham, Glasgow
Flight info is given as a rough guide only as is subject to regular changes depending on demand.
Straddling the continents of Europe and Asia, Istanbul was founded around 1000 BC by the Byzantines. Since then, across the centuries great empires have conquered the city, with the Romans, Greeks, Persians and Ottomans all coveting its strategic location.
Today, Istanbul is one of the world’s greatest metropolises—cosmopolitan, eclectic and timeless. Old wooden houses, restaurants, shops and bars line winding, narrow, cobbled streets where the city’s appetising aromas of coffee, shisha, kebabs and spices hang in the air These are the trademarks of the old part of the city, on the Western side of the Bosphorus Straits.
Meanwhile, on the Eastern side, fast-growing districts like Kadikoy provide waterside promenades, yacht clubs and trendy shopping, as well as fine-dining and a vibrant nightlife.
From the waterside restaurants, cafes and boutiques of Karakoy to the colourful buildings in Balat housing galleries and vintage shops, the city has plenty of hidden treasures to discover.
As well as its centuries-old architectural wonders and the stunning views across the Bosphorus and Sea of Marmaris it is Istanbul’s interesting neighbourhoods—all with their own unique identities—that make a trip here such a worthwhile experience.
For global dental tourists and traditional tourist alike, the city offers a welcoming experience, and more than enough to keep anybody occupied in between dental appointments
Antalya is the capital city of the Province of Antalya. Nicknamed “The Pearl of the Mediterranean,” its combination of contemporary elegance and timeless chic draws a diverse range of visitors who can soak up the sun on its beaches, as well as discover Turkey’s culture and traditions.
Serving one of the most popular holiday destinations in Turkey, Antalya Airport is one of the busiest in the country, especially during the European summer holiday season. The airport is eight miles (13 km) northeast of Antalya City Centre and is the gateway to resorts located in this particular stretch of the Turkish Riviera around the Gulf of Antalya.
The old town, Kaleici (literal meaning ‘within the castle’), provides meandering streets and well-maintained Ottoman houses wrapped around a Roman harbour. Sandwiched between a backdrop of smoky mountains and impossibly turquoise-blue waters, it’s not hard to see its appeal. However, it doesn’t end there.
Visitors to the region are spoilt for choice. Sunken underwater cities, ancient archaeological sites, water parks and all manner of outdoor activities—from white water rafting to golfing can all be enjoyed in the area, as well as just taking in the gorgeous scenery of the Med and pine-clad Taurus mountains. Whether you are a holidaymaker or dental tourist, Antalya is a stunning location to enjoy value-for-money dental care in glorious surroundings.
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