Brits have been heading to Turkish resorts in droves for decades to enjoy the summer sunshine. Trade routes have existed for thousands of years, mainly due to Turkey’s position as a bridge between eastern and western Europe. With so much to see under clear blue, sunny skies cheap holidays to Turkey have remained as popular as ever for Brits and other northern European tourists.

You can head to the Aegean coast or to the Greek Islands of Kos and Rhodes on day excursions, as both destinations are just a short boat ride away. The journey to Kos is only an hour so it is well worth a visit, and there is the added benefit of enjoying the sun and fresh sea air from the deck of a boat. Holidaymakers will be able to enjoy unrivalled views of the coastline while looking forward to a day at the packed beaches, cafes and bars of the popular Greek Islands.

One of the best things about a visit to Bodrum is that there is so much to do. If you do want to see other parts of Turkey though, bus services to the Aegean coast are frequent. One of main attractions of the area are the ancient attractions, including Pergamum. The main sites are clustered on a hill above the modern town of Bergama. Part of the temple of Trajan stands overlooking the remains of the 10,000 seat theatre and the temple of Dionysus.

Full of secluded bays that are perfect for water sports and relaxing on the beaches, Bodrum is truly a paradise on earth and the perfect spot for enjoying all inclusive holidays to Turkey. For tourists who love to go off the beaten track and explore the unsung parts of the city, the mixed terrain that includes lush green forests and a scenic rocky coastline provides a perfect setting.

From its humble beginnings, the city has changed hands many times. Famous figures such as Herodotus and Dionysus were famously born here. The city once came under threat from Alexander the Great though, who threatened the very existence of the city walls, but fortunately they remained intact and are now a big tourist attraction. The castle of St Peter is one of the main attractions, built by the Knights of St John it provides holidaymakers with the perfect chance to see priceless treasures on cheap holidays to Turkey.

There are so many options to explore when looking to book a holiday and with plenty of all inclusive holidays to Turkey available, why not check them out? Whether you’re looking for a beach getaway, a luxury pool to relax by, all you can eat buffets every night, unlimited cocktails or some adventurous trips, there is something for everyone in sunny Turkey.

With narrow streets waiting to be explored, a beautiful harbour offering boat trips to nearby islands and the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, its no wonder Bodrum is a popular destination. The Turkish town also boasts numerous markets and bazaars, water sports and a notorious night life. There are so many hotel deals available, where you’re looking for cheap holidays to Turkey or all inclusive holidays to Turkey.

A great option is the self-catering Kavala Studios, which is around 300 metres from the town centre and the beach. It welcomes guests with beautiful views of the bay and a roof terrace overlooking the medieval Crusader’s Castle.

If you want a more quiet, but affordable getaway, consider The Hotel Dolphin located slightly further afield from the centre of Bodrum. Five minutes from the beach in Altinkim is this small, family run hotel which hosts Karaoke and BBQ entertainment nights. Only a short bus ride away is a typical Turkish Market held on Saturday mornings.

A common cheap holidays to Turkey choice is Antalya. The town has plenty of things to keep you busy, for example visiting the many beautiful waterfalls which are nearby, or walking through all the ancient ruins. You can choose from many hotels, including the Marina Residence, a four star establishment. This charming and luxurious establishment faces the Mediterranean sea as well as the macadam paved streets of the old city. The 41-roomed hotel offers its guests a pool, bike rental, a golf course and massages.