Exploring Turkey’s Stunning Mediterranean Coastline by Boat
The southeastern corner of Turkey is a twisty coastline that looks like gnarled branches reaching into the Mediterranean — a collection of forested peninsulas, rocky inlets, and hidden coves. Dozens of islands lie just offshore, among them tiny, uninhabited islets claimed by Turkey. Most of the larger, populated isles, even those merely two miles from the Turkish mainland, belong to Greece. It’s a stunning corner of the world that begs to be discovered, and the best way to do so is on a week-long boat trip.