This day had some bad and rainy weather. However, this did not stop us from continuing with our visit programme. We first visited a completely neglected World Heritage Site and then some more ruins. A road trip along Turkey’s Turquoise Coast is the perfect blend of history, breathtaking landscapes, charming seaside towns, and unforgettable moments. In this video, we travel from Demre to Dalyan, exploring one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the country. If you’re looking for a journey that combines ancient wonders with natural beauty, this road trip is one you won’t forget.
„🏛️ Exploring Turkey’s Lycian Coast | Road Trip Demre to Dalyan“ weiterlesen🌊 Demre, Turkey Will Amaze You! | History, Legends & Turquoise Coast
On this day we decided to stay one more night in Demre. This place is again a bit more remote than all the tourist places before. First we visited the church of St. Nicholas, a person I think everyone in the western world knows. Afterwards, we went to an old amphitheatre right in Demre as part of an ancient city. After that, we went a little further into the mountains to an area of ruins with countless sarcophagi, finally completely abandoned.
„🌊 Demre, Turkey Will Amaze You! | History, Legends & Turquoise Coast“ weiterlesen✨ Exploring Turkey’s Secret Riviera | Road Trip Ayas ➝ Anamur
From the small village of Ayas we continued along the coast to the Mediterranean Sea in the direction of Anamur. Again we encountered numerous old ruins and dilapidated cities.
A road trip from Ayas to Anamur is a journey through one of Turkey’s most authentic and unspoiled stretches of the Mediterranean coast. Far less crowded than the western Riviera, this route offers rugged landscapes, hidden beaches, ancient ruins, and traditional villages that reveal a side of Turkey many travelers never get to see. In this video, we take you along the scenic drive and explore the highlights of this underrated coastal adventure.
🚗 From Fairy Chimneys to the Sea | Cappadocia ➝ Mersin Road Trip
Our next destination was now Mersin, located in the south of Turkey. We first wanted to go further east, but finally decided against it, because there was just before a big earthquake with over 50,000 dead. We didn’t want to get into the situation of aftershocks there and besides, the infrastructure was missing everywhere. So we decided to go first to Mersin and from there along the Mediterranean coast towards Izmir.
A road trip from Cappadocia to Mersin is a journey that takes you from the magical fairy chimneys of central Turkey to the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean coast. It’s a route filled with contrasts – otherworldly landscapes, ancient underground cities, dramatic mountain passes, fertile valleys, and finally the fresh sea breeze of the Mediterranean. In this video, we’ll take you along this unforgettable drive, exploring the highlights and hidden gems along the way.