You can visit Turkey without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, for business or tourism. If you want to stay in Turkey for more than 90 days, you must get a short-term residence permit before the end of your stay.

The Turkey e-Visa process is finalized within days, while the Turkey sticker visa process takes around 15 days for tourist and business visas, and 25 days for student and work visas.

April, May, September and October are pleasantly warm, with temperatures of 20°C to 30°C, so are typically the best times to visit Turkey's grand array of ancient sites. The summer months (June through to September) are very hot, with temperatures reaching the mid-thirties on the south coast.

It's not just its crystal-clear turquoise waters that Kekova is famous for; the island's popularity is also thanks to its proximity to the Lycian Way hike, a 560 km route that encompasses many famous ruins from the Lycian era.

Historians believe its foundation dates back nearly a thousand years BC. A catastrophic earthquake in the 2nd century AD dramatically altered its landscape, causing the city to sink several meters below the sea level.

The Taurus Mountains, with its slopes, hosts summering/wintering grounds and migration routes of Sarıkeçililer, a community that practices nomadic pastoralism in its most traditional form.

Turkish night show includes different folk music and dances representing different part of the country, stage plays and belly dance show in the end.

Particularly busy during the summer months, you'll find bars dotted around the marina and in the Old Town (Kaleiçi). There are sports bars where you can watch the latest games on big screens, traditional British pubs, authentic Turkish taverns, and waterfront bars that look out across the harbour.