All cities
Tours by local guides and car rental if you want it. Find a city or choose a country below.
Turkey
Antalya
The capital of the Turkish Riviera: an old town, waterfalls, ancient ruins and the gateway to Lycia.
Istanbul
A city on two continents: Byzantine churches, Ottoman palaces, bazaars and the Bosphorus.
Alanya
A resort with a clifftop fortress, caves and Cleopatra Beach.
Kemer
A resort at the foot of the Taurus Mountains: the Tahtalı cable car, ancient Phaselis and pine-fringed coves.
Side
An ancient town on a peninsula: the Temple of Apollo, a Roman theatre and wide sandy beaches.
Bodrum
White houses on the Aegean coast, a crusader castle and yacht-filled bays.
Fethiye
The Lycian coast: the Ölüdeniz lagoon, Butterfly Valley and Saklıkent Canyon.
Izmir
Turkey’s third city and the gateway to Ephesus and the village of Şirince.
Georgia
Tbilisi
An old town with sulphur baths and Narikala Fortress — and the starting point for Kazbegi, Mtskheta and Kakheti.
Batumi
Georgia’s main seaside resort: the boulevard, the Botanical Garden and mountainous Adjara nearby.
Kutaisi
An ancient city with Gelati Monastery, caves and the canyons of Imereti.
Stepantsminda
A village beneath Mount Kazbek — a base for hiking and trips into the Greater Caucasus valleys.
Kobuleti
A relaxed resort with a long pebble beach 25 km from Batumi.
UAE
Dubai
Skyscrapers, man-made islands, the desert half an hour away and some of the world’s best malls.
Abu Dhabi
The UAE capital: the white Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the Louvre and the theme parks of Yas Island.
Sharjah
The cultural capital of the UAE — museums, old quarters and quiet beaches next to Dubai.
Ras Al Khaimah
The Hajar Mountains, the world’s longest zipline and quiet beaches in the north of the Emirates.
Armenia
Montenegro
Budva
Montenegro’s main resort: a medieval old town, beaches and the island of Sveti Stefan.
Kotor
A UNESCO town deep in the Bay of Kotor, surrounded by mountains and fortress walls.
Tivat
A town with an airport and a yacht marina — handy for picking up a car right after landing.
Podgorica
The capital and the starting point for Ostrog, Lake Skadar and the canyons.
Herceg Novi
A town of stairways and blooming gardens at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor.
Bar
A port town in the south with the ruins of Stari Bar and Europe’s oldest olive tree.