Nestled between the Taurus Mountains and the Mediterranean, Kalkan harbour is a sophisticated town combining all your holiday needs - history, culture, entertainment, rest and relaxation. The town boasts an array of sophisticated restaurants, boutique hotels and elegant rooftop bars in the evening, while in the day visitors can choose from a range of nearby beach clubs or vast stretches of white beaches in nearby Patara.

Kas has been nicknamed the big brother of Kalkan: a similar harbour side town, it boasts two pebbled beaches, a rocky coastline and views of the Greek island of Meis, creating gorgeous panoramic views from all of our hotels. With the sandy gorge of Kaputas, just 20 minutes away on a local bus, and more beaches are just a 15 minute water taxi away, Kas offers a great combination of pretty harbour town, stunning scenery and facinating history.

Islamlar is renowned for its trout farms and hiking routes along the Taurus Mountains with breathtaking sea views that cannot be matched. Drive down to the coast and enjoy the pebbled beaches of Kalkan, white sands of Kas or the ancient ruins of Patara or simply relax in one of our luxury villas and enjoy some of the best fish restaurants in this area.

The Kaya valley is surrounded by pine forested mountains, rocky peaks and endless fields of wheat and tobacco crops. Crowned by the history of the deserted Greek village of Kaya after the population exchange between Turkey and Greece in 1926, the valley boasts an unhurried way of life with a timeless beauty and serenity that give it a truly magical feel.

Beautiful and unspoilt Orhaniye - comprised of two parts, the waterfront cove provides a natural harbour attracting gulets and yachts that moor alongside the coast. The village is nestled behind the bay where life proceeds much as it has for generations as strict conservation laws leave it almost untouched from modern day life. Along with nearby Turgutkoy village, Tapestry Collection´s hotel has its own excellent restaurant and for choice there are another six or seven restaurants dotted along the bay. All of them are good, offer an excellent choice and are value for money.

New to the Tapestry Collection, Dalyan is located between Marmaris and Fethiye on the South-West coast. The remains of the Lycian tombs above the cliffs and a boat trip down the Dalyan River river to visit the ruins the ancient trading city of Kaunos are very popular attractions. Iztuzu beach, to the south of Dalyan is simply stunning. Ideal for sunbathing and swimming, this beach is also known to be home to the Caretta Caretta (Loggerhead Sea Turtles).

Cappadocia is like a giant playground. Underground cities to be explored, horse-riding, cycling and hot-air ballooning are a few activities available in this thrilling region, a fun but educational destination for any family holiday.

A diverse, exciting metropolis, Istanbul was once the capital of Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. Steeped in history, its well preserved monuments are world famous attractions. Shop on the famous Istiklal Caddesi in the hub of modern Beyoglu, cruise down the Bosphorus taking in the spectacular scenery, or dine in one of the many chic rooftop restaurants; the list of exhilarating activities Istanbul has to offer is endless. Becoming increasingly cosmopolitan with an abundance of superb shops and restaurants, this bustling city has plenty to entertain you by day and night.

Imagine a place where vast stretches of beautiful sandy beaches are lapped by the crystal clear turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, where graceful traditional wooden gulets sail and shelter in secluded pine-clad coves and where charming fishing villages nestle behind a picturesque shoreline. And at night, as the sun goes down there are always the most unimaginably breathtaking sunsets over the bays. This is the glorious Bodrum peninsula - the perfect escape for a relaxing holiday.