Escape The Christmas Turkey with Holidays to Turkey

Are you exhausted from freezing your way through malls and sweating over the same Christmas feast every year? With a pleasant winter trip to Turkey, you can swap one turkey for a far more appealing one this holiday season. Spend Christmas Day sitting by the blue sea enjoying the sun, swimming in a natural spring, or meandering through an old Roman city instead of opening presents and eating till you burst. Turkey vacations are probably one of the best Christmas gifts someone could get. You can provide a peaceful holiday for your family while still escaping the Christmas bustle. So, after reading this, first, apply for a turkey visa online.

 

The winter climate in Turkey's seaside beauty places like Oludeniz, Marmaris, and Kusadasi is pleasant, so you may swim and sunbathe even in late December. Winter is also the best season to visit Turkey for vacations if you want to see the country's many ancient sites and magnificent landscape, as the temperature is more relaxed, and the crowds have dispersed. In the blazing heat of summer, walking the Lycian Way along Turkey's sloping southern coast, for instance, is nearly impossible, but January is an excellent time to put your boots on. Similarly, in peak season, the famous Roman sites of Ephesus, Pergamum, and Hieropolis are crowded with visitors, but in the winter, they are pretty much empty.

 

Due to the lack of travellers, affordable Turkey vacations are much easier to come by over the Christmas season. Resorts are more peaceful, but hotels are more likely to stay open all year and lower their costs to attract guests. The Christmas season provides an opportunity to appreciate the Turquoise Coast's stunning natural beauty in peace, without having to share the experience with tens of thousands of other tourists. With its sparkling beach and emerald lagoon, Oludeniz sits at the foot of towering pine-clad mountains and is one of Turkey's most photographed places. Tourists seeking peace and relaxation may spend lazy days simply enjoying the landscape while listening to the soothing chirping of birds and insects in the background. There's no need to move a finger, and the pine-scented air is the only reminder of Christmas.

 

Fethiye is also a nice place to visit over the holidays in Turkey. Despite being a modern tourist destination, it keeps its Turkish charm and is less corporate than destinations like Marmaris. It's a fantastic starting point for trips to ancient sites, and Kayakoy's abandoned ghost town. The steep trek up to the fascinating old Lycian rock tombs in the winter is far less demanding. Fethiye offers a diverse range of activities, including cafes and restaurants, boat tours, traditional Turkish spas, and an ancient museum even in the off-season.

 

Rani Sharma is a highly known blogger who has written numerous blogs on travel, food, visas, and turkey e visa applications.