Turkey Cruises

If ever there was a country that etches an indelible memory on your heart it’s Turkey. The earnest hospitality of the Turkish people compliments the country’s epic culture and sumptuous cuisine in ways you can barely imagine. Join us for an amazing cruise Holiday in Turkey and discover the delights of the eastern Mediterranean for yourself. With its stunning scenery, fabulously well-preserved archaeological sites and dazzling cities that redefine exotic, it’s no wonder Turkey’s popularity as a destination keeps growing. Located at the crossroads of two continents and inspired by multiple cultures, the country is a living tapestry to savor and explore. From the exquisite tilework found in the imperial Ottoman mosques of Istanbul to the bustling bazaars and legendary temples facing the shimmering Aegean coastline, an indefinable essence called enchantment comes with the territory. Your Turkish cruise Holiday gives you the opportunity to discover renowned Biblical sites visited by the Apostle Paul. From the House of the Virgin Mary at Pergamon to the remarkable ruins of Ephesus and more. Behind Turkey’s enigmatic visage there are urban vistas along the Bosphorus, the scent and colors of antiquity and storied landscapes rugged hills and olive groves that end in bays of shimmering blue.

Turkey Feeds Your Imagination

Few cities represent a ravishing spectacle as Istanbul. With its opulent architecture, historical prestige, scenic landscape and diverse cuisine, this grand and sprawling capital ranks among the world’s truly great cities.Here you have the opportunity to explore the wealth of grandiose mosques and churches, palaces and bazaars, world-class museums and sites of unsurpassed natural beauty. All the while, the legendary Bosphorus flows from the Black Sea past the Golden Horn and into the heart of the city before winding its way to the Sea of Marmara.Cruising into the Dardanelles toward its narrowest point at the seaport of Çanakkale, you pass the fabled Troad (Biga Peninsula), the site of ancient Troy, and the Gallipoli Peninsula where the brutal World War I battle was staged. Epic sieges and sundry acts of heroism have since been replaced by idyllic Mediterranean settings, but these mythic shores are bound to stir your imagination all the same.Further south, Dikili is also the springboard to the glorious ruins of Pergamon, one of the most beautiful and significant of the ancient Greek cities of Asia Minor and today a UNESCO World Heritage site. Pergamon is home of some of the most evocative archaeological sites not just in Turkey but the entire Mediterranean.