Family adventure holiday to Turkey
| country: | Turkey |
| location: | Turquoise Coast |
| departures: | 2010: 24 May, 31 May, 12 Jul, 19 Jul, 26 Jul, 2 Aug, 9 Aug, 16 Aug, 23 Aug, 18 Oct, 25 Oct 2011: 30 May, 11 Jul, 25 Jul, 1 Aug, 8 Aug, 15 Aug, 22 Aug, 17 Oct, 24 Oct |
| price: | From £629 - £699 (8 days) per adult and from £619 - £679 per child including flights from the UK, from £399 - £449 excluding flights. Single supplement £180. |
| vouchers: | Gift vouchers can be used with this holiday |

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introduction to Family adventure holiday to Turkey
There is no better place in the Med for a family holiday with a difference than the Turquoise Coast of Turkey. The sea is clear, the countryside is full of charming villages and crumbling ruins, and the mountains are green and cool. Our base, the port town of Kas (pronounced ‘cash’), has not succumbed to mass tourism, but does have a good choice of family friendly restaurants and cafés, ideal for relaxation after an active day. Kas has plenty of terraced swimming spots and a short drive or boat trip will take us to some lovely beaches.Booking your activities:Most of the above activities are optional. When you book, please specify the number of days you want activities using the table of codes and prices below. On arrival in Kas you will be asked to specify which activities you want to take part in. Children must be accompanied by at least one adult on all activities.
day-by-day itinerary
| Day 1: | Fly to Dalaman, transfer to Kas. |
| Day 2: | Boat trip to Limanagzi. |
| Day 3: | Saklikent Canyon and Patara Beach. |
| Day 4: | Diving day. |
| Day 5: | Morning: weekly town market. Afternoon: visit mountain village. |
| Day 6: | Return from mountain village. |
| Day 7: | Sea kayaking at Kekova. |
| Day 8: | Transfer to Dalaman, Fly to London. |
family activity centre holiday
For many families, flexibility is the key on a holiday and we have used our operational experience to offer just that. Activity centres have one base from which we offer a range of exciting, fun and educational activities that may appeal to all the family or just some. You can choose how many you do and who in the family does them. You will not be forced into a group (although there are normally other families around) and if you want free time to explore as a family our staff are there to advise what there is to see. Each activity has a stated minimum age and children must be accompanied by at least 1 parent while undertaking an activity.how this holiday makes a difference
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As a part of our continued commitment to responsible tourism, we operate this trip in a way that aims to reduce impacts and to give as much back as possible to the local community.
We are concerned about the amount of plastic waste that is created by people buying numerous bottles of water on their holiday so we have sent out over a thousand reusable water bottles to give to our clients on arrival and our local operator has installed a water cooler at the hotel which clients can use to fill up these bottles. This is run on an honesty system and works out much cheaper for the clients than buying bottles of water throughout their trip. There has already been a substantial reduction in unnecessary plastic waste. The group will spend 1 night with a local family at a nearby mountain village, not only does this help su to understand the local culture it also helps the local community to benefit from tourism. As part of the trip the group also visit a local market and the buying of souvenirs and fresh produce here will also help benefit the local community. We have had a long-term relationship with the operator and they hire local staff. We have worked with our operator to help train their staff in all aspects of their jobs, and this includes Responsible Tourism training. We predominantly use local leaders on this trip. These leaders, already committed to Responsible Tourism, have received training and get additional refresher training on a regular basis. They will give a briefing on Responsible Tourism issues to help you understand how you can help reduce you impact and maximise the benefits to the local communities from your visit. Our base for the week is the locally run Oreo hotel in Kas. Using this we believe helps to contribute to the local community as local staff are employed and locally produced and sourced goods are bought for the hotel. We have at our offices worked to reduce our carbon footprint through a reduction of energy use and energy conservation measures. We also actively try to reduce the waste produced by having active reduction and recycling policies in place. We run annual staff workshops on Responsible Tourism. Global warming is a reality and to help you make a difference by reducing the carbon dioxide that is produced when you travel we offer a chance to carbon balance your flights. We encourage all our clients to do this and do so for all our staff travel. Go on do your bit! |
Tourism can be good and bad for destinations & local people. We carefully screen every holiday against our criteria for responsible travel. 'Look behind the brochure' to find how each holiday makes a difference (see left). We don't claim to be perfect - there is no global accreditation - but we've led the way since 2001 and screened 1000's of holidays. We invite every traveller to write a review about their experiences and responsible tourism. This valuable feedback is sent to the people who run the holidays. We keep a very close eye on it and take off holidays that don't live up to our standards. |
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