Aqua Hammamet

Aqua  Hammamet

Marina Yasmine Hammamet

Marina Yasmine Hammamet

The architects of this gigantic seaside village favored the white and blue colors. The set, which includes the diversified real estate (apartments, villas, shops, services, culture ...), is characterized by sobriety, a harmony of clean lines, clean modernity and functionality for greater comfort of those staying there.

Apartments range from studios (60 m2) to 4-room (180m2), equipped and comfortable with stunning views of the harbor and the channel.

In this set of thirteen hectares of green space has been neglected because it was dedicated to him three hectares where the flora will be queen.

Shops at the Marina

The privileged who will be staying at the Marina Hammamet where shops and convivial spaces abound around the harbor will enjoy this atmosphere, day or night, for the whole Marina has been designed so that this enchanting port is still in the sensory field of those who live there.

18,000 m2 of shops, restaurants, cafes, ice cream parlors, shops and services to give Marina the charm of a village in the town.

Zelve - Turkey

Zelve

Great religious center from the 9th to the 13th century, Zelve sheltered a major city - fully troglodytique- which remained inhabited for over a millennium. It was only abandoned in 1950 for security reasons (erosion, earthquakes ...). Over the centuries the inhabitants have dug the rock dozens of galleries, churches, living rooms, warehouses ...

Access to the site is limited, but once inside, the visit is completely free. We can circulate in the valley and in the various tunnels still accessible. There are two parts to this valley, we will see the first, with its impressive landscapes.

Uçhisar - Turkey

Uçhisar

The citadel of Uçhisar form a strange structure that beautiful. It looks like a kind of character of Jim Henson out of a pile of stones. Take some time to visit his chambers and corridors carved by hand before climbing to the top for a view of the surroundings. You can also contemplate a completely different angle by renting a balloon. 

Goreme - Turkey

Goreme

Literally carved into the volcanic rock, the town of Goreme is the gateway to the Goreme National Park, large site inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage harboring spectacular cave churches of the tenth and eleventh centuries. Popular backpackers, the park itself is famous for its geological formations shaped chimneys. It is also the ideal place to indulge in gastronomy and Turkish wine.

Istanbul - Turkey

Turkey

Discover Turkey, one foot in Europe and one foot in Asia, it is a colorful culture!
You can enjoy the beaches of the Mediterranean and the shores of the Black Sea, and discover the beautiful landscapes of the interior including Cappadocia. You will find many trips organized in Turkey with a great diversity in the types of stays: spa stays, weekends, discovery tours, treks, cruises ....
For a weekend or a short stay in Turkey, treat yourself to Istanbul and its architectural wonders: Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace .... Go on a boat trip on the Bosphorus to the Black Sea. Cappadocia and its lunar landscapes are inevitable in Turkey.
From Ankara, join Göreme, Uçhisar, Avanos, Zelve ... to explore the underground cities and fairy chimney valleys. Going down to Antalya not miss by Egirdir and turquoise lake, you can go trekking in the area.
On the Mediterranean coast, particularly around Izmir, you will find resorts. Enjoy the ancient sites in the southwest of Turkey in Antalya, Kas, Patara, Bodrum, Güzelçamli, Selçuk .... In eastern Turkey, wander the ancient sites of Mount Nemrut, Sanli Urfa, Erzurum .... Then go on trek or enjoy nature at Yusufeli, Artvin 

The modern Istanbul is a vibrant cosmopolitan city, where festivals and biennials drain an international audience and where modern art museums attest to the vitality of contemporary Turkish culture. Shops connected to İstiklâl Caddesi to the burning nights of the Bosphorus, the former Constantinople, booming, once again proves its modernity adaptability. Knowing remain itself ... Welcome to the city of paradoxes!
Still as bohemian, Pera, the old European district that borders İstiklâl Caddesi, looks like a Turkish Soho with its galleries and arty restaurants, while along the Bosphorus, bars and clubs ultradesign attract a chic and trendy wildlife. If the rich history of Istanbul is an influx of visitors since ancient times, the city has to take this cultural showcase to assert itself as the capital of modern Turkey.
Far from turning its back on its history, ancient Constantinople continually reinvents itself. The diversity is its strength. This broth benefits the new generation of stylists, designers and artists of all kinds who built his reputation on this mix.
Istanbul is one of the few cities in the world able to boast of having two modern art museums. Opened in late 2004, Istanbul Modern is placed in a former customs warehouse in the shadow of the mosque of Tophane. This private area is a nice approach to creativity of the Turkish art scene. Housed in a former power station on the hill Eyüp, the Santral wants more forward thinking. The building is huge!
Bigli University has initiated this multidisciplinary place that welcomes, besides exhibitions, several cinemas, a dance hall, a park and a library. Nearly a thousand student researchers - architects, designers and thinkers - also found refuge there each year. The Santral should reinvigorate the neighborhood where it is located.

Rabat

Rabat

coastal city capital of Morocco since 1912, Rabat has just over a million inhabitants. modern city, whose inhabitants are more reserved than in other Moroccan cities, it has many fascinating historic sites, including the beautiful Oudaïas Kasbah, built in the mid 12th century. La Tour Hassan, unique and whose construction began in the late 12th century, was supposed to host the world's largest minaret, but was never completed. Just in front of the tower is another of the main attractions of the city, the mausoleum of Mohammed V, built in the 20th century.