Turkey is home to some of the oldest remaining archaeological sites in the world, many of which are perched overlooking the sea. Just south of Bodrum, you will find Knidos, a city built by the Greeks in the fifth century BC, where you can wander around the ruins of the temple and statue of Aphrodite. Further north is Didyma, where you can see more temple ruins, including a carved stone head of Medusa. Sailing is the best way to explore the Turkish coastline, which is peppered with ancient sites, golden beaches and rustic seafood restaurants. Feel the salty breeze in your hair as you skip along the Mediterranean waves between nautical hotspots such as Bodrum, Fethiye and Antalya.