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Bodrum and the Bodrum Peninsula have a wealth of differing landscapes and hidden treasures including traditional rural villages, small coastal resorts and superb cruising.

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As a Turkey specialist we endeavour to offer you the best service possible to this fascinating country. We strive to be innovative in the holidays we offer.

Turkish Differences

Time Difference

Turkey is two hours ahead of the UK. It is a good idea to adjust your watch as soon as you arrive, as any airline timetables are expressed in local time.

Currency

New Turkish Lira (YTL) is the official currency in Turkey, and can be purchased from your bank or post office in advance. We advise you to order at least two weeks before your departure date to avoid any last minute rush. Once in Turkey, it's easy to change up all major currencies in exchange offices, post offices (PTTs) and hotels. Currency can be also obtained from ATM/cash machines throughout Turkey, providing the symbols on the machine match those on your debit/cash card. Your bank should be able to give you further information on using your card abroad. If you do find yourself short of Turkish Lira at any point, foreign currency, including pounds sterling, is readily accepted in many shops, hotels and restaurants in the tourist areas.

The New Turkish Lira was brought into circulation at the start of 2005 to replace the old lira's huge denominations. The NewTurkish Lira comes in notes of 5,10, 20, 50 and 100. The coins, called New Kurus (Ykr), come in 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and one New Turkish Lira. One hundred New Kurus equals one New Turkish Lira.