Escape the Crowds: The Best Isolated Vacation Routes in Türkiye for a Peaceful Getaway

İrem Uğur
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Sometimes, all we need is a break from the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. A chance to disconnect from the world and find some peace and quiet. If you're looking for a vacation that will allow you to escape the crowds and get away from it all, an isolated vacation route might be just what you need. In this content, we'll explore some of the best isolated vacation routes in Türkiye for a peaceful getaway. So pack your bags and get ready to unwind in some of the most beautiful and serene locations in Türkiye.

1. Bördübet: A lush green town where birdsong is not lacking.

Our first stop is Bördübet in Marmaris. Bördübet, covered with pine trees, is also famous for its birds. You can stay in one of the two private facilities on the banks of the Azmak River. Pick up your book and enjoy your vacation away from people accompanied by the sounds of birds.

2. Ekincik Bay: A very cute vacation destination.

Ekincik Bay, 80 kilometers from Muğla Köyceğiz, is an indispensable town for those who want to get away from social life. There are different alternatives such as camping areas, bungalows and private facilities in the town where there is a suitable accommodation option for everyone. If you are looking for a quiet and lovely bay where you can enjoy the sea, be sure to visit Ekincik Bay.

3. Çökertme: For those who want to fully integrate with nature.

There is a place where there are no entertainment venues and where you can enjoy the vast sea and the sweet sun in silence: Çökertme in Milas. Lie down under the lush green trees and enjoy the magnificent sea view in front of you! It should be noted that the facilities in the region are also very quiet, just like the region itself.

4. Kalem Island: A perfect place to relax with its wonderful beach in the middle of the sea.

Imagine a wonderful island in the middle of the sea off the coast of Bademli Village in Izmir. It is as close as 400 meters to the beach but just as far away from the crowded city life. Kalem Island awaits those who dream of a quiet and isolated vacation. If you want to dive into the turquoise waters, enjoy the blue flag beach and enjoy the post-holiday season when the crowds are less crowded, now is the time to visit Kalem Island.

5. Çanakkale Ida Mountains: Sacred site of polytheistic religions.

In fact, Mount Ida is spread over a very large area across Çanakkale and Balıkesir. Ten percent of the mountain is a national park. The rest is mostly villages, mines and unexplored corners. If you want to get away from the social life for a bit, you will find small and cozy villages when you venture out of the areas visible on the map. Spend a few days in these villages and feel reborn.

6. Gökçeada: A favorite for those who want to have a quiet island vacation with its beautiful bays.

Gökçeada is one of the first places that come to mind for those looking for an isolated vacation route. What could be quieter than an island with its bays waiting to be explored? You can stay in one of the various campsites or boutique hotels and enjoy the quiet island life.

7. Ayvacık: A place where you can find all shades of green and blue.

Ayvacık, known to date back to the 1300s, is a district of Çanakkale and hosts many historical sites within its borders. With its back to the lofty mountains and the deep blue Aegean Sea stretching out in front of it, Ayvacık has not yet been discovered. This makes it a focal point for those looking for an isolated vacation destination. Do you want to explore the villages of the town or discover its magnificent nature? It is up to you to choose.

8. Yedigöller: For those who want to stay in cute wooden houses.

If you say 'Let me stay right in the middle of nature, but let me not sacrifice my comfort', you are expected from Bolu! In the middle of Yedigöller National Park, you can have a relaxing vacation isolated from social life. Take a walk by the lake, cook your own food in your kitchen and enjoy a wonderful vacation in touch with nature.

9. Balıklı Plateau: The recent favorite of campers.

Balıklı Plateau is located 36 km from Düzce. Despite being so close, it is quite far from the city and has a different atmosphere. It owes its postcard-like appearance in every season to the plateaus and forests surrounding it. If you say 'Let me enjoy a few isolated days without going too far from Istanbul', Balıklı Plateau is for you!

10. Artvin Plateaus: Lush and far from crowds.

While the southern coasts of Türkiye are very lucky in terms of summer tourism, the northern parts attract tourists in all seasons. Why? Thanks to its lush green plateaus, of course! Macahel Plateau and many more are waiting to be discovered by those who want to get away from the crowd.

11. Adrasan: You will be glad that it is not as good as Alaçatı.

Çıralı is a village in Kemer district of Antalya. Within walking distance to the ancient city of Olympos and the flames of Chimera, it is a real gem. With its 3.5 kilometer long beach, crystal clear waters and historical ruins, Çıralı could be as popular as Alaçatı, but it has not been discovered by tourists. This makes it a center of attraction for those who want to relax.

12. Kalkan: Those who take advantage of the end of the summer season are running here.

Although Kalkan is an important tourist town in Antalya, it is closer to Fethiye. The town gets quieter as the summer season comes to a close. The majority of visitors are UK citizens, some of whom even fell in love with Kalkan and chose to settle here. And they are right. An incredibly cute fishing town, Kalkan is a paradise with the deep blue Mediterranean Sea in front of it, majestic mountains behind it and close proximity to famous beaches such as Patara and Kaputaş. You can take advantage of the end of the summer season and escape to Kalkan and relax a bit.