Patara Holidays 2012 – A historically important place of interest
Last minute Patara holidays will take you to a small village nestled in a beautiful mountainous spot about 20 minutes off the Lycian Coast. In the past it used to be an important naval and merchant point of Lycia and later a judicial seat of the Roman governor. There are many legends and mythical stories linked with Patara, especially the one of the birth of Apollo and St Nicholas. These are documented by many excavations found in the area dating back to Roman and Byzantine period as well as the famous Amphitheatre which is said to be the largest in Anatolian Province. Holidays in Patara take you through its ancient triple gateway, you can feel the history breathing through every spot of this town.
Last Minute Holidays in Patara - Great for long sandy beaches in wonderful natural setting
Today cheap all inclusive Patara holidays are about the 18 km long stretch of award-winning golden-sand dunes is one of the best beaches in Turkey which never feels overcrowded. The gorgeous crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea gently splashing against the sandy shores are home to precious species of fish and the endangered Loggerhead turtle. The unspoilt natural scenery around the lagoon and its magical seclusion with unobstructed views out to the sea, makes holidays in Patara beach a unique place to relax and get away from the city-induced stress. There are some stunning sunsets to be captured on your camera! You will be able to get a regular dolmus service to get to the beach. Patara village consist of several small family-run pensions which provide inexpensive comfortable stay coupled with traditional Turkish hospitality. In high season these can get rather busy, therefore pre-booking your cheap holidays in Patara longer in advance is highly recommended.
All Inclusive Cheap Holidays in Patara 2012 – Ideal location for exploring the nearby area
The activities and facilities on Patara beach are quite limited – and that’s exactly what makes this place so unique – it is so remote from any civilization! If you wish to be a bit more active, there are some canoeing and boat trips on offer and the area around the beach is ideal for diving holidays, walking, trekking or jogging. The evenings on Patara holidays you can spend them in a handful of bars scattered around the village centre where some light entertainment is usually provided. We recommend to take a day excursion to the nearby coastal town of Kas or Kalkan with houses built in typical Ottoman architecture and charming typical Turkish village atmosphere with narrow winding cobbled streets where you can lose yourself in the numerous little boutiques and souvenir shops.
Amphitheatre img by smpeleato. Beach img by x3ja. Kalkan img by slr jester.
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