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Oludeniz is known for its world-famous Blue Lagoon with its turquoise beaches and mountain black drop, this place is a paragliders paradise, too. On Turkeys southwest coast, Oludeniz is country’s most photographed tourist attraction and Blue Flag winning mile – long curl of sand and shingles beach.  The lively beach promenade and village behind is packed with local restaurants, bars and shops.  The nearby town of Fethiye is 20 minutes away with its picturesque marina and the Tomb of Amyntas which dates back to 400BC. Our resort is located 10 minutes away from Oludeniz beach and this holiday is designed exclusively for Adults only, where you will enjoy relaxing in the company of like-minded singles, eat, drink and party or enjoy some peace and quiet in our most popular singles retreat Olympos Hotel, Oludeniz.  Key features of your holiday: A favourite with Singles for many years   Small and Friendly Hotel Adults Only Dedicated GoSingles Host on site Great Location – easy hop to the beach, close to bars & restaurants Superb Value  read more read less

SINGLES ONLY 7 NIGHTS TURKEY SAILING FROM FETHIYE - GOCEK - DALYAN Longing to explore the tantalising Turkish coastline, what better way to discover its beauty than with our singles Gulet cruise. Jump aboard with new companions as you set sail on a voyage off the beaten track, allowing you to explore Turkeys most secluded and intimate spots aware from the crowds. Your captain is knowledgeable of the most picture-perfect coves and beaches, stopping at bustling harbours or mooring at the most idyllic swimming spots. Traditionally used by early Turkish civilisations for transporting produce and fishing our Double-masted Gulet boats have now been tastefully modernised to provide you with a comfortable cruise over the waters.  read more read less

Malta Step back in time on the beautiful Island of Malta, where historic cultural influences of rulers including the Romans, The Moors, The Knights of Saint John, the French and The British are evident in every town and city you visit. A small group of islands in the central Mediterranean, south of Sicilly, Malta has played an important role in the development of the region, providing host to the emerging European powers and ancient cultures of Africa and the Middle East. The capital city of Valletta, nicknamed 'Proudest', is indeed a proud and imposing city, with it's walled fortifications and Grand Harbour dating back to the 1500's when founded by French nobleman Jean De Valletta. Valletta was deservedly honoured as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1980. A visit to Gozo is a must when visiting Malta, a small island in the North West Gozo is rich in history and is diverse in it's character with both ancient and modern influences running through it's DNA. Gozo boasts many beautiful churches, beaches, island coves and wonderful restaurants serving the fresh daily catch and is considered to be one of the best diving destinations in the Mediterranean due to it's vast array of sea life and crystal clear azure waters. Our Resort – St Paul’s Bay Nestled along the stunning coastline of the Maltese archipelago lies the picturesque St. Paul's Bay, a gem of the Mediterranean, and within it, the charming village of Qawra. Known for its captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, St. Paul's Bay offers an idyllic setting for travellers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Qawra, a vibrant seaside resort town nestled within St. Paul's Bay, beckons visitors with its inviting atmosphere and wealth of attractions. Whether strolling along the scenic promenade, basking in the Mediterranean sun on its pristine sandy beaches, or exploring the rich history and architecture of nearby landmarks such as the Qawra Tower, there's no shortage of activities to delight every traveller. For those craving a taste of Maltese cuisine, Qawra's array of restaurants and cafes serve up a delectable culinary experience, showcasing the island's diverse flavours and culinary traditions. And when the sun sets, the town comes alive with bustling nightlife, offering a vibrant mix of bars, clubs, and entertainment venues to suit every taste. With its breathtaking scenery, rich history, and warm hospitality, St. Paul's Bay and Qawra capture the essence of Mediterranean paradise, inviting travellers to create unforgettable memories in this enchanting destination.   read more read less

SINGLES SAIL & SAND GULET CRUISE HOLIDAY, TURKEY Join a Sail & Sand holiday on a traditional sailing boat and explore the Turkish coastline for 7 nights followed by relaxing 7 nights at the Olympos Hotel at Oludeniz beach. This 7-night cruise sails between Fethiye to Dalyan and return, taking in ancient rock tombs, sleepy fishing villages and picturesque islands on the way. And there’s plenty of time for swimming, snorkelling and shopping, too. You’ll stay on board a traditional wooden gulet, with its own bar and dining room serving freshly-prepared meals. There’s also a roomy sun deck on the bow, with sun beds for lounging on. There are eight cabins with double beds and en suite bathrooms. Mattresses for sunbathing are laid out on the raised bow. There's a shaded deck terrace with tables and chairs for dining al fresco. For second week of your holiday, you will be transferred to Olympos Hotel, Oludeniz. read more read less

If beaches are your thing, then Gran Canaria is the place for you, with over 60 kilometres of beautiful sands. The beaches of Gran Canaria are as diverse as the culture itself. With dramatic volcanic landscapes, rolling golden dunes, beautiful flora and the scent of pine forests in the air, this destination is a gem located just off the west coast of North Africa in the Atlantic Ocean. The 3rd largest of the Canary Islands, the Spanish culture is flamboyant and colourful with fiestas, food and fun the staple of island life. Fresh seafood, sun, sand and relaxation go hand in hand with many more activities such as snorkelling, watersports, bird watching, walking and enjoying the natural beauty the island has to offer. Our Resort - Playa Del Ingles It’s all about the beach in Playa Del Ingles with nearly 3 kilometres of beautiful white sands and rolling dunes in the distance. Spend your day in the perpetual sunshine with plenty of activities nearby to break up your day in this wonderful resort. The promenade surrounding the beach offers sun worshippers a vast array of things to do and see, bars, restaurants, shops and souvenir stores are plentiful, and for the more energetic, there are plenty of watersports available along the coastline. As the sun sets Playa Del Ingles becomes a vibrant and lively resort, cast off your flip-flops and venture out in the evening after topping up your tan during the day. Take in the Spanish lifestyle in some of the wonderful tapas bars, enjoy the catch of the day at a first-class seafood restaurant or enjoy or few cold ones or cocktails as you people watch from the terrace of a trendy bar as the nightlife becomes the focal point of your day. As one of Europe’s biggest resorts Playa Del Ingles has everything you need to make your holiday whatever you want to make it. Take it easy or turn up the pace, you decide in this wonderful resort. read more read less

Holidays to the Greek Island of Kos put historical sights, standout scenery, a never-ending supply of beaches at your fingertips. With a coastline that unravels for over 290 kilometres, Kos has more than its fair share of beaches. They come in all shapes and sizes, from golden swathes backed by beach bars, to hidden bays and little-known coves. The island’s good looks don’t end with its shores, either. Inland, whitewashed villages spill down the hillsides and wild flowers blanket the fields. Then there’s Mount Dikeos, whose slopes are peppered with pine forests and castles. Our Resort – Kos Town The cosmopolitan capital, Kos Town, is also lively, with holidays here revolving around lantern-lit dinners by the harbour-side, and cocktails and dancing in the bars of the backstreets. read more read less

Breathtaking terrain and dramatic cliff lined coastlines makes this world renowned ‘bucket list’ destination a must place to visit. The sheer cliffs and rugged shorelines are dotted with small beaches, the perfect place to hideaway in the midday sunshine, pastel coloured houses and magnificent villas adorn the hillside like an Italian artists masterpiece reflecting across the vibrant blue waters. Home to some of Italy’s finest hotels and restaurants, the Amalfi Coast is a favourite to the world’s jet set, Mr Bond himself, Brangelina and the Clooneys are regulars year in year out so if people watching is your thing, there’s no better place to just hang out at your favourite bar and take it all in. To escape the star struck crowds Amalfi is also a favourite for hikers and walkers with many trails set out throughout the hillside and cliffs, surrounded by beautiful aromatic flora and woodland full of life. Our Resort - Sorrento  Overlooking the Bay of Naples in the south west of Italy, Sorrento is one of the most popular places to visit on the Amalfi Coast, renowned for its abundant choice of shops, restaurants and bars with panoramic views across the glistening bay waters, Sorrento has everything for that prefect Italian holiday. Whilst a place of relaxation and a people watchers paradise Sorrento offers many more energetic activities, good diving, sea fishing, boat cruises and excellent hiking and walking trails surround the area for those with a bit more ‘get up and go’. Wander the backstreets for a taste of local life and tradition, alleyways twist and turn revealing shops, bars and hidden gems enticing you deeper into this magical maze. With the air filled with the scent of fresh basil, ripe tomatoes and wafer thin pizzas freshly baking in open ovens you can’t avoid the temptation to visit one of the many restaurants or bars available close by, the sophisticated L’Antica Trattoria for local specialities, Cafè Latino for great wine and its candlelit garden or the A’Marenna deli style street food washed down with a local brew. Known as the land of Lemon Groves, Sorrento is the birthplace of the famous Limoncello liqueur so make sure you raise a glass or two to this wonderful Italian experience. Saluti! read more read less

  Fall in love with Crete as soon as you set foot on its abundant land. As Greece’s largest island, its rich tapestry of sandy beaches, rugged landscapes, Grecian treasures and white washed blue villages are sure to win your heart and leave you wanting more. From its wonderful Cretan cuisine, vibrant cities and Serengeti-esq sunsets -  - make Crete a place that you’ll want to keep on returning to. The Cretans generous spirit and hospitality make travelling alone easy, so why not join GoSingles and experience authentic Greece, where we'll promise to make your singles holiday a memorable one. The full spectrum of beaches Crete has got 650 miles of coastline to go around. The beaches in the Lassithi area, to the east of the island, are annexes to the cosmopolitan towns of Agios Nikolaos and Elounda. Here, sunbathers can mix stints on the sunbed with shopping sprees and long lunches in the squares. Further west, the Chania area teams Blue Flag beaches with an historical old town. While half of the Heraklion area’s visitors come here to live in the moment, the other half come to explore the past.  Historical sights Crete’s timeline stretches back more than 4,000 years. In fact, the island is credited with being the birthplace of modern civilisation. Evidence for this claim can be found at the Palace of Knossos, in the Heraklion area – According to legend, the foundations of this Bronze Age city were filled with an inescapable labyrinth, which was guarded by a vicious Minotaur. Our Resort - Chania Chania, a captivating harbour town, offers a delightful escape for solo travellers seeking a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration. Nestled along the island's northwest coast, Chania boasts a picturesque Old Town with narrow cobblestone streets, charming shops, and waterfront dining. The vibrant Venetian Harbor, flanked by pastel-coloured buildings, creates a romantic ambience perfect for strolls. Chania provides a diverse range of activities, from unwinding on golden beaches like Elafonissi and Balos to exploring historical sites such as the Venetian Fortress and Archaeological Museum. The local cuisine, rich in Mediterranean flavours, invites diners to indulge in fresh seafood and traditional Cretan dishes. The warmth of the locals and the town's intimate atmosphere make Chania an ideal destination for those seeking both tranquillity and the opportunity to forge connections with fellow travellers. Whether meandering through the charming streets or enjoying the sun-drenched coastline, Chania promises an enriching experience for the solo adventurer. read more read less

MADEIRA A place of stunning natural beauty Madeira sits in the middle of the Atlantic surrounded by deep the blue ocean. Claimed by Portugal in 1419 this wonderful island is renowned for it’s flora and fauna and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Madeira attracts all kinds of travellers, most of which visit Madeira to sample a more relaxed holiday, tranquil walks along the rugged coastline or trek deeper into the hills to experience the exotic colours and scents emitted by the plants and vegetation. However, Madeira isn’t just for the easy life, travellers can always step up the pace with more strenuous activities such as mountain walks, sailing, dolphin and whale watching, scuba diving, surfing or paragliding. After a day of activity the promenades offer an array of things to see and do, with nearly 1000 bars and restaurants catering for all tastes, there’s something for everybody. FUNCHAL  A cosmopolitan and modern city, Fuchal is well known for its countless top class restaurants, impeccable hotels, all year round sunshine and natural beauty… oh yes, and of course superstar footballer Christiano Ronaldo! By day Funchal is an easy going city surrounded by dramatic mountains offering a colour sensation that teases the senses at every step as you stroll through the cobbled streets. The spectacular large harbor welcomes travellers on vast Atlantic cruise ships on a stop over to farther destinations, disembarking to sample the cafés, bars and restaurants at their leisure. By night Funchal comes alive with many clubs and bars partying into the small hours, locals gather on the promenade, couples embrace under the moonlight and a festival spirit fills the air. read more read less