The Titus Tunnel: Roman Engineering Carved into the Mountain
A 1,380-metre water tunnel cut entirely by hand under emperors Vespasian and Titus — just minutes from our hotel on the Çevlik coast.
St. Pierre Church: One of the World's First Cave Churches
In Antakya — the city where the followers of Jesus were first called 'Christians' — a church carved into the mountainside awaits.
Çevlik and the Samandağ Coast: One of Türkiye's Longest Beaches
14 kilometres of uninterrupted sand, spectacular sunsets and endangered green sea turtles — the sea at our doorstep.
Antakya Cuisine: A UNESCO City of Gastronomy
Künefe, tray kebab, za'atar salad, sürk cheese… the table of Hatay is as unforgettable as the holiday itself.
Vakıflı: Türkiye's Only Armenian Village
A stone village among orange groves on the slopes of Musa Mountain — churches, organic produce and a peaceful half-day trip.
The Moses Tree of Hıdırbey: In the Shade of 3,000 Years
A monumental plane tree said to have sprouted from the staff of Moses — its trunk measures over 20 metres around.
The Shrine of Al-Khidr: Samandağ's Spiritual Landmark
A shrine on the shore associated with Al-Khidr, visited for centuries by people of all faiths — minutes from the hotel.
St. Simeon Monastery: A Retreat Next to the Clouds
A 6th-century monastery at 479 metres above the sea, where St. Simeon the Younger lived atop a column — with sweeping views of the Mediterranean.