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Ismail Sari – ISTANBUL
Four famous Turkish travel writers have worked together to plan an affordable August vacation to 10 beach towns in four regions of Turkey.
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According to the list of Nurgul Buyukalai, Didem Mutkali, Erdogan Gumus and Bahar Gundodudu, Bursa Trili City State is the first in Marmara Region.
“Enjoy the sea, the sand, the sun, the view and the streets of Trillium,” said Gundodudu.
Kirklareli Keikoy is the second offering by Marmara Travel Writers. The writers call the city a “hidden paradise.”
The city offers “an easy vacation with plenty of free camping sites.” Gundodudu especially recommends Corsan Cou (Pirate Bay) for camping.
Çanakkale province Sokakağzı is the third place to visit in Marmara list.
For Büyükkalay, Sokakağzi is a “desert and little-known” place where one can find “a wonderful sea, small hotels, campsites and small restaurants serving fresh seafood”.
The number one travel writer in the Black Sea region is Akkoka, the state of Duzse. A three-hour drive from Istanbul and the capital, Ankara, Akkoka offers many beautiful beaches for picnicking, Gumush said.
Filios of Zonguldak province is second and Amasra of Bartin province is third from the Black Sea region.
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“Filios beach is one of the first addresses where one can find the best combination of sea-sun-sand,” said Gumush. “Amasra is a beautiful port city,” Mutkalioglu said.
Persembe in the northern state of Ordu is fourth on the list and is the slowest city.
The western Foka district of Izmir is at the top of the travel writers’ list of “Aegean and Mediterranean Regions”.
Calling herself a shutterbug, Gundodudu said: “I went upstairs several times just to take the view.
She especially recommends Sazlica Bay for swimming.
The city of Mugla Akiaki in the Aegean region is the second choice made by the travel writers. The southern district of Antalya’s side district is “one of the best places in the Mediterranean” and is the third offering of the authors.
“Gon offers a wide variety of accommodations for vacationers,” Buyukkalai said.
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