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Honeymoons... |
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Whatever you want from your honeymoon, the English Travel Company believes that Datça is the perfect place for romantics, whether as a start to your new life together, for your anniversary, or just to share with someone special. Whatever the time of year, the English Travel Company strives to make your holiday special. |
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Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or an exotic adventure we would be delighted to discuss your ideas, and help you design your perfect honeymoon. Each holiday is specially designed to meet every one of your requirements, using cottages, hotels and houses that we have personally visited. |
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In Datça you’ll find the perfect place for romance, with captivating sunsets, outstanding views, turquoise water and sandy beaches - and exciting nights on the town close by. A secluded village hidden on the coastline, Datça is surrounded by sun and sea; gardens full of bright flowers swaying slowly in the warm sea breeze; puffs of clouds moving lazily across the sky as the waves gently lap on the shore; sun and sky reflected in the aqua tones of the crystal-clear Aegean. You can spend your days strolling along the sea-front, relaxing in the cafes and bars, shopping in the local Pazar, or just sitting soaking up the sunshine. |
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For more adventurous couples, romance at the edge of the Aegean can mean exploring further afield. With boat trips to Greece, ferry trips to Venice and train journeys to Istanbul easily accessible, there are enough memories available here to last you a lifetime. And if you prefer to stay close to the enchanted setting of Datça, you could try horse riding through the mountains or rafting down a waterfall, parascending across the Bodrum Peninsula, or walking for hours through lush valleys of olive and almond trees. |
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Life in Datça moves at a calm pace; its surrounding villages retain a charming, traditional atmosphere where local hospitality abounds. At the harbour in Iskele, the cruise ships and private yachts sail lazily in during the afternoon and evening, and leave again in the morning. |
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