Spa detox-day package with pick-up from Side

The Land of Legends theme park with transfer

On your visit to the Land of Legends theme park you're in for a full day of family fun featuring 40 water slides and over 35 adrenaline-pumping attractions across six mini worlds. Boasting a scenic setting that's infused with thrill and plenty of exciting entertainment, The Land of Legends promises a day of adrenaline-pumping rides with time to catch your breath with relaxing views in between.In Adventure Land, you'll touch the sky on the Hyper Coaster, as you soar 62 metres high and flash by at 115 kilometres per hour, and then make a splash as you plunge into the water on the Typhoon Coaster. And if you're up for getting a soaking, then you'll want to head to Aqua Land and Tropical land for a mix of flumes, chill-out pools, rides like Wild River and Rafting Rapids. This is Turkey at its most splashtastic. Junior thrill-seekers will love Nickelodeon Land, where characters from SpongeBob SquarePants, Star Trek™ and PAW Patrol come to life in family-friendly rides. While at Masha and The Bear Land of Laughter, you'll find everything from Bear's Fun House to circus shows to keep the kids entertained. Refuel at the food court, then hit your favourites again.

Half-day guided tour of Side with Temple of Apollo visit

Ancient Side has hardly changed since its days as a getaway for legendary lovers Antony and Cleopatra. Uncover one of southern Turkey's best-kept secrets with this tour. You'll get to snap photos by the Temple of Apollo, discover the huge Roman theatre and explore modern Side, too. As Muzaffer, one of our guides, says, ‘You'll walk all over history. On the way to the Temple of Apollo, there are glass walkways over ancient Roman streets.'Side's location on a compact little headland is as romantic as it gets. Our expert local guide will give you the lowdown on the long history of this once-busy Roman port. You'll see the marketplace where slaves were traded, the Byzantine hospital and the Vespasian Gate. Then you'll head inside either the ancient theatre, which is a sight to behold – it seated up to 20,000 spectators – or the former bathhouse, which is now a museum with a small but impressive collection of the artefacts dug up here.But one of the most-photographed spots is the Temple of Apollo. Legend says that this second-century seafront shrine was a gift from Antony to Cleopatra. And just beside it is the Temple of Athena – zoom in on the frieze of Medusa heads. Once you've explored the ruins, there'll be free time in modern Side to buy a sizzling kebab at one of the street stalls, or haggle for bargains in the backstreet bazaars. What's more, for your convenience, this is a small group tour to help you follow the guide better and avoid agglomerations.

Adults-only Gulet cruise with lunch, drinks and optional transfers from Side

This relaxing boat trip serves-up all the little luxuries that make being on holiday so special. Set sail from Side aboard this adults-only cruise for a day of sun, sea and snoozing. What's more, there's an open bar stocked with local drinks, lunch, and plenty of chances to refresh yourself with a swim in the open water.

Family outdoor adventure experience in Aladdin's Canyon

An experience in the Anatolian wilds awaits with a day of canyoning, swimming, diving, jumping and enjoying the best of nature in the Taurus Mountains. You'll head deep into the countryside to Ahmetler Canyon for an action-packed adventure.

Deluxe Turkish bath from Side

If you want a top-notch tan whilst trying something new, then a trip to a hammam or Turkish bath is definitely for you. Hammams have existed in Turkey since ancient times, providing locals with a way to relax and freshen up. They're also brilliant for exfoliating your skin so you're more likely to develop a lasting tan.Head to one of the best local hammams and you'll change into your swimwear and wrap up in a towel. The hammam itself is a humid, marble-tiled room with a ‘gobektasi', a heated stone slab in the centre. Relax as the heat softens your skin, opens your pores and gets you sweating out those toxins.Lie on the ‘gobektasi', and you'll be treated to an aromatic salt body scrub followed by a covering in soft, soapy bubbles and a face mask. After that, you'll enjoy an aroma or aloe vera oil massage and a fresh fruit plate that'll leave you positively glowing. It's a great way to start your holiday.

Köprülü Whitewater Rafting Adventure

Away from the coast, this part of Turkey is something of an adventure playground – created by Mother Nature herself. We're talking craggy peaks, forests and river canyons. And it's the latter that this trip focuses on, a whitewater rafting trip in the Köprülü canyon.

Manavgat Quad Safari Tour

Want to feel the wind in your face and the blood pumping though your veins? This Taurus Mountains quad safari is the ultimate trip to take you into the wild and is an off-road experience like no other.

Fire of Anatolia Dance Show in the Aspendos Ancient Theatre

The ancient region of Anatolia makes up most of central Turkey and its folklore has shaped much of the country's wider culture and customs. And this world-famous show tells you the story of its past through the medium of dance.

Manavgat Buggy Safari Tour

Head inland from the Turquoise Coast to find a wealth of dusty trails and shallow riverbeds. This two-hour buggy safari lets you explore off the beaten track in the Manavgat region – at great speed.

Pamukkale sunrise hot air balloon experience and Hierapolis visit from Antalya

Pamukkale is spectacular seen from the ground – but even better with bird's eye views. See one of Turkey's top natural treasures from above with this hot air balloon experience. You'll need to rise and shine well before sunrise, but it's all worth it as you soar over the cotton-white calcium terraces, making memories that'll last long after you leave. After your hot air balloon ride, you'll then get an even closer look during a visit to Hierapolis on foot, where you'll have some free time to wander around its UNESCO-listed landmarks. You won't want to miss the amphitheatre or the necropolis – in its heyday, the former could seat up to 15,000 people.