Hidden Paradises, Secluded Hotel Recommendations

We want to have a peaceful, serene vacation and return home refreshed. In our beautiful country surrounded by the sea on three sides, thankfully there are still undiscovered, hidden paradises. If you are one of those who dream of a peaceful vacation in a quiet bay, it may be useful to take a look at the hidden paradises we have chosen for you Faralya and Butterfly Valley: A corner of paradise located in the Fethiye district of Muğla. Not yet discovered by high concrete hotels, it is a holiday resort intertwined with nature with small boutique hotels built in accordance with nature. It is waiting for nature-loving vacationers with its wonderful beach and deep blue sea on the edge of the deep canyon. Adrasan Bay: A holiday resort in Antalya. You will be very surprised when you see the deep blue sea after the hill in the town surrounded by lush forests. Adrasan is frequented by nature lovers, those who want to spend a peaceful holiday and photographers with its nature and sea suitable for water sports. Şirince: Şirince is a village located in Selçuk district of Izmir, famous all over the world with the legends of the Mayan Calendar, and despite all this fame, Şirince has managed to preserve its natural beauty and historical texture. It is a town worth seeing with its 200 or so old stone and wooden houses, architecture, vineyards, stone streets and local wines. Akyaka: Akyaka is a hidden paradise in the Gulf of Gökova, which reveals the deep blue waters of the Aegean Sea with all its beauties. The holiday resort, which has been declared a protected area with its natural structure, is waiting to be discovered by vacationers with its nature, sea and history. Karaburun: Located in the west of the Gulf of Izmir, the bay is especially frequented by divers with its magnificent sea and nature covered with lush green trees and underwater beauties. The accommodation facilities and local people in the region do their best not to spoil the naturalness of the region and the sea. Cumalıkızık: Cumalıkızık is a village that is a candidate to take you through the pages of history with its historical texture that it has preserved until today. While the water of the stream flowing through the stone streets cools you down, you will be mesmerized by the architecture of the mansions. Cumalıkızık, located about 15 km. away from the center of Bursa, dates back to the 14th century. Approximately 250 houses that have survived from those times to the present day have also been preserved.