Discover our resorts in Turkey
Enjoy a luxury All-Inclusive Europe holiday with no hassle whatsoever when you travel with Club Med. The climate in Turkey holiday destinations can vary hugely depending on where you choose to take your European break. Coastal areas enjoy a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Inland areas tend to experience much more severe weather, with sharply contrasting seasonal temperatures, and especially harsh winters.
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Turkey HighlightsSun, sea, sand and lots to do makes Turkey the perfect choice for holidays with the family 
Perfect for family summer holidays and cultural getaways
Enrol the kids in a Flying Trapeze school
Visit the narrow streets and historical ruins of Anatlya
Enjoy the buzzing, friendly atmosphere of a local coffeehouse.
Explore the Taurus mountains with a 4x4 Safari adventure
Sail along the turquoise coast in a traditional wooden caïque
The holiday of a lifetime
Enjoy effortless luxury and Mediterranean climates with our all-inclusive holidays to Turkey. Choose from a range of adventures across land and water or find your perfect oasis where everyone can chill out. Unforgettable experiences, vast sea views and beaches that stretch for miles: it’s all yours.
Something for everyone
Our Turkey holidays offer everything. There’s water sports aplenty and a multitude of other activities from tennis to archery. Take a day trip to bustling, history-packed Istanbul and wonder at the vast domes of the Hagia Sophia. Explore the fascinating Beldibi Cave and its prehistoric ruins. Or hop on a cable car to the top of Tahtali mountain and experience the amazing views.
A feast of colours
From the dazzling blue sea to golden beaches and deep tans, family holidays in Turkey are a multicoloured paradise. Walk the bustling streets of Kemer, testing your haggling skills in fascinating shops full of trinkets. Board a ship for an amazing sea adventure to discover the sunken city of Simena. Or ride horses through a countryside abundant with rich aromas and ancient trees.
Facts about Turkey
Flying time: 11 hours
Time difference: -5 hours
Currency: Turkish Lira
Best time to visit: June - September
Well known for: Beautiful nature and beaches - historical places
Languages: Turkish

Discover Turkey

At the crossroads of cultures and eras, experience much more than just an all inclusive holiday in Turkey
Where worlds collide, the land of Byzantium and the Ottomans: where East meets West, Turkey offers the wonders of both cultures and scenery.
At the limits of Asia and Europe, natural wonders are waiting for your stay in Turkey
Discover incredible landscapes during your all-inclusive stay in Turkey. 3 hours from Club Med Kemer resort, make a stop at the Pamukkale natural site to admire its mineralised waterfalls which are a glistening, pristine white.
The magic continues in Cappadoce, at the Göreme National Park. Amongst the rocks forming chimneys, sculpted by erosion, several cave churches are hidden with incredible rock paintings, providing the perfect example of the beauty of Byzantine art.
30 minutes from the park, the wonders don’t cease as you discover the city of Kaymakli and its tunnels covering several kilometres. This underground city, over eight levels, is one of many troglodyte cities for which the region has become famous.
Turkey, a mosaic of civilisations
Nurtured by Ottoman, Greek and Roman influences, Turkey's culture is just as varied as the landscapes.
To brush up on your history, head for Ankara and the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations. Its large collection of artefacts, from the Palaeolithic era to the time of the Ottomans is an incredible archaeological journey.
Continue your cultural immersion in the ancient Halicarnassus: just 30 minutes from Club Med Bodrum Palmiye resort, your stay in Turkey leads you to Bodrum’s Greek amphitheatre, which has been perfectly preserved since the 4th century BC.
Just a few metres from the amphitheatre, take a running jump into the medieval period by visiting Bodrum Castle, which was built by the Order of Hospitallers.
A holiday taking on all-inclusive pleasures and flavours in Turkey
Just like the culture, the cuisine has soaked up various influences, blending Asian, Oriental and Mediterranean flavours. Heading back from the souvenir stands of the Grand Bazaar of Istanbul, try mezze, börek (savoury pastry) and cheeses which are part of the country’s rich culinary culture.
Why not take a seat and sip on a Turkish coffee as you admire the Blue Mosque? Discover this model of Ottoman architecture which is the starting point for pilgrims heading to Mecca and delve a little deeper into the secrets at the heart of Turkey.
Finally, bring your all-inclusive holiday in Turkey to a close with a visit to Hagia Sophia, a basilica symbolising this overlapping of cultures. The first basilica of the Christina era was transformed into a mosque before becoming a museum.

Antique City of Hierapolis
At the top of the hill at Pamukkale, come and discover the ruins and ancient antique city of Hierapolis. This spa town, which was built around the sacred source of Pamukkale, boasts particularly well-preserved remains. They demonstrate the importance of natural springs, resembling the Roman baths which today decorated the Hierapolis Archaeology Museum. The theatre or the temple of Apollo are also examples of these incredible vestiges which gained the site a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Ayasofya Müzesi - Ayasofya Meydani
Considered as the 8th wonder of the world, Hagia Sophia is the ancient basilica of Constantinople, edified between 532 and 548 and transformed into a mosque when the city was seized by the Ottomans in 1453. In 1934, it became the Aya Sofya Museum.
Hagia Sophia is the largest Byzantine architectural structure standing and is famous for its majestic interior decoration covering its floors and walls
Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia
The rock-hewn sanctuaries of Cappadocia are unique in both their density and quality. Wonder at the unique relics of post-iconoclastic Byzantine art, as you discover them in the setting of the breathtaking landscape of the Göreme National Park, sculpted by erosion. A treasure trove of these priceless works of art which have been classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Bodrum Amphitheatre
Just 20 minutes from Club Med Bodrum Palmiye resort, you can admire the Bodrum Amphitheatre. Built during the 4th century BC, under the reign of King Mausolus, this magnificent traditional Greek theatre is considered an architectural masterpiece of the ancient Greek city of Halicarnassus, which is today known as Bodrum. In summer, festivals breathe life back into the theatre which once welcomed over 13,000 spectators during the classic era.
Pamukkale
The Pamukkale site, which literally translates as the “Castle of Cotton” is one of Turkey’s most stunning geographical sites. These ancient Roman baths are known for their waterfalls, which have become mineralised by the white rock which does, indeed, look like cotton. Today, you can still enjoy its naturally warm springs, which are a pleasant 36 °C.
Anadolu Medeniyetleri Muzesi
During your stay in Turkey, discover the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations in Ankara. Founded in 1921, the museum has rich collections with artefacts from various discoveries and digs from around Anatolia. You’ll discover works and objects from the worlds of the Hittites, the Phrygians, Greeks and Romans, dating from several thousands of years ago. A wealth of history which makes it one of the country's biggest museums.
Bodrum Castle
Soak in the stunning view over the Aegean Sea and visit Bodrum Castle during your stay in Turkey, just a few minutes from Club Med Bodrum Palmiye resort. This impressive castle was constructed in the Frankish architectural style in the south-west of Turkey by the Order of Hospitallers. Although the castle has withstood several attacks and countless acts of destruction, it nevertheless remains extremely well-preserved today.
Halicarnassus Mausoleum
For a long time, the Halicarnassus Mausoleum has sparked the imagination of visitors who have come from far and wide to admire the 5th wonder of the antique world. This funeral monument was edified in 353 BC, in honour of Mausolus. The most famous artists of the antique world took part in creating this tomb which stands at around 45m high. It was entirely destroyed in 1522, but you can still discover its ruins in the centre of Bodrum, just a few minutes from Club Med Bodrum Palmiye resort.
Sultan Ahmet Camii
The Blue Mosque, built between 1609 and 1616 under the reign of Sultan Ahmet is probably Istanbul's most famous mosque. It was once the main starting point for pilgrimages to Mecca. Considered as the last example of Ottoman architecture in its classic form, the mosque rivals Hagia Sophia both in terms of size and the wealth of its earthenware and mosaics.

Try a blend of pleasures during your family holiday in Turkey
Magical landscapes and rich history: discover the mysteries of Turkey as a family.
Turkey reveals the depths of its character
With enchanting scenery, Turkey is the ideal playground for your family holiday.
On the Mediterranean coast, Konyaalti Beach offers a heavenly backdrop for lovers of water sports, with an unobstructed view of the mountains.
1 hour from your Club Med Palmiye resort, take a refreshing break in the little corner of paradise to be found by the Düden Waterfalls.
In Cappadocia, have fun getting lost in the labyrinth of tunnels in the city of Kaymakli. This strange, underground city is built over 8 superimposed levels, more than 40m below the surface.
All-inclusive as a family: Turkey reveals its riches
To discover the country’s roots, take off for Istanbul, just 1 hour from Club Med Palmiye resort by plane. Head for Hagia Sophia, an ancient basilica and mosque which illustrates the complex history of Turkey.
Continue your discoveries with the Istanbul Archaeological Museum: through the millions of works in its collections and fun installations, your family can work on your knowledge of the country.
Finally, it’s by the Grand Bazaar after your quest to find souvenirs that you’ll celebrate the end of your family holiday around a plate of Turkish delight and a helping of helva.
Things to do in TurkeyFamily adventures
Konyaalti Beach
Just a few minutes from Club Med Kemer resort, take the time to enjoy Konyaalti Beach. This immense white sand beach boasts an incredible backdrop, with the mountains seeming to be within arm’s reach. After taking a dip in the warm Mediterranean waters, head for the corniche and wander by the restaurants, bars and shops which have made Konyaalti one of the beaches most loved by locals.
Grand Bazaar
The Grand Bazaar of Istanbul is one of the world’s largest bazaars. Spreading across 200,000m², you can discover the 4000 boutiques which line its 58 indoor streets. To discover the bazaar, you’ll just need to access one of these streets using any of the 18 entrances and, well, see where your adventure leads you! The bazaar is organised into sectors, grouped by type of artisan. For example, in the eastern sections you’ll find jewellery and precious metals while, to the west, you’ll discover fabrics and leather work.
Düden Waterfalls
1 hour from Club Med Kemer resort, discover the incredible Düden waterfalls. The Düden is one of the main rivers flowing through the south of Anatolia and here is where it meets the Mediterranean Ocean. The waterfalls are actually three separate cascades, with the most impressive, of course, being the last on the Antalya side, at 40m in height.
Underground City of Kaymaklu
Cappadocia was formed when three menacing volcanoes erupted thousands of years ago. Thanks to the soft and breakable volcanic rock which makes up the soil of the region, inhabitants were able to sculpt the landscape and carve underground cities as protection against invasion or persecution. The city of Kaymakli has eight levels and is surprisingly comfortable: it includes stables, a church and even a ventilation system.