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Turunc Holidays

Well placed for Mediterranean fun

Turunc hides at the bottom of a winding road through the Taurus Mountains, with thickly forested slopes surrounding its Blue Flag beach. The road continues down the stunning Bozburun peninsula, one of the two adjoining peninsulas within easy reach on Turunc holidays.

The Bozburun peninsula is home to fishing, farming and boat-building villages, where you can see traditional wooden gulet yachts under construction, alongside the modern boats occupying the harbour. Selimiye, just 30 kilometres away on the other side of the peninsula, makes for a wonderful day trip, with its pretty waterfront promenade and bougainvillea-draped side streets.

For those who want a little more action, Marmaris, one of the Mediterranean’s biggest resorts, with beaches, bars and boat trips galore, is just a 35-minute drive away. At the end of a sun-soaked day, enjoy a sundowner on the bay. With its mountain-ringed location, you’ll enjoy holidays to Turunc surrounded by some of Turkey’s most appealing spots.

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Your Turunc questions, answered

Turunc is in the Mediterranean, but the Bozburun and Datça peninsulas mark the beginning of the Aegean, which runs past spots including Bodrum and the Greek island of Kos.
Yes, in summer you can make a day trip from Datça to the Greek island of Symi or from Marmaris to Rhodes. Turkish ferries also link Datça and Bodrum.
A great way to visit the quiet Bozburun and Datça peninsulas is by scooter or car. Cheap public dolmuş minibuses also head regularly in and out of Marmaris.

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