We love Turkey, its people, its culture and its delicious food. We also love the long and varied coastline, sandy beaches, turquoise waters, mountain ranges, lush green hillsides, rock coves and consistent winds, all of which make it the perfect place for a Beach Club holiday.
Whether your thing is gliding out on the water on a catamaran, cruising along the coastline on an eBike, sampling the meze and baklava, swimming or just relaxing in the sunshine our Beach Club in Turkey will hit the spot.
Turkey is a vast country, stretching 1500km from end to end. Cooks Club Adakoy is tucked away on a secluded peninsula just across from the bay of Marmaris. You can explore the old and new towns on your doorstep, as well as the beautiful nearby villages, ancient cities and castles.
At a glance...
- Currency is Turkish Lira
- Consistent winds for catamaran sailing
- Traditional villages to explore
- Archaeological treasures to discover
- Great shopping in the markets and bazaars
- Friendly people and shining hospitality
- A treat for the taste buds!
NEILSON BEACH CLUBS
Our beach club in Turkey
Head to Turkey, where the sunny days seem to go on and on. Beautiful coastlines and friendly locals make it the perfect Beach Club escape. Dive in and see what Turkey has in store.
Culture
The locals are a super-friendly bunch and will spend hours talking to strangers. Whilst out and about it’s likely you’ll be offered tea at least once. If you do stop for tea, stay for a second cup – it’s the polite thing to do and you are on holiday, so what’s the rush? Another great tradition is the Turkish bath, you'll be soaped and scrubbed until you are squeaky clean. There's a Turkish bath at Cooks Club Adakoy, so you don't have to go far to immerse yourself in this traditional ritual.
The rich and varied history of Turkey is very much part of the day-to-day, with Roman temples, ancient theatres, churches, and Ottoman mosques dotted throughout the country, so you’re never far from a little bit of history. In Marmaris itself, you can wander the lanes of the old town, visit Marmaris Castle or enjoy the dancing fountains in the heart of the town.
Eating like a local
Foodies will not be disappointed with flavours of the Middle East and influences of Asia; the biggest challenge is choosing which dish to try next.
As well as tender Turkish kebabs and grilled meats, you can expect a lot of fresh seafood, plenty of fresh fruit and sun-ripened vegetables on the menu. Turkey is the home of fresh food. There’s plenty to set your taste buds tingling and it’s a great place for vegetarians too.
At Cooks Club Adakoy you will really get to taste the flavours of Turkey with Breakfast and evening meals included with the option to upgrade to 'Feel Free All-Inclusive dining package'.
when to go
If you’re looking for plenty of sunshine and long, hot summer days, then Turkey is most definitely for you. In May and June temperatures are in the mid to high 20’s, by July and August make sure you slap on the sun cream because it’s hot hot hot! You’ll be looking at mid to high 30’s with up to 12 hours of sunshine a day. Things start to cool down a little in September and October, but there’s still plenty of sunshine and the water will be at its warmest.
Travel info
Language: Turkish
Currency: Turkish Lira
Local time: GMT/BST+2
Flight time from UK: approx. 4 hours 10 minutes
Departures from: London Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, Birmingham, Bristol, Bournemouth, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, East Midlands, Liverpool, Newcastle and Manchester
Visa info: Visas are not required for UK passport holders.
Additional info: Before your holiday to Turkey, visit Entry requirements - Turkey travel advice - GOV.UK for recommendations and advice.