Turkey
Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Istanbul
Experience Istanbul at its very best on the Turkey Tour. Explore the world’s most spectacular intersection of cultures, continents, cuisines, and art. Embark on an exciting adventure to get an essential Istanbul experience. Visit the Blue Mosque, Hippodrome, and Hagia Sophia. Get lost in the labyrinthine of the Grand Bazaar passing by the myriad traders. Join a home-cooked experience in Istanbul and discover some local food with your host and spend time in the Istanbul tea house.
Cappadocia
Take a break away from the bustle of the big cities to witness the rural culture of the Cappadocia region on the Turkey Tour. If you are seeking a charming escape, then it’s time to book your trip to Cappadocia, Turkey. Discover the picturesque landscape of Cappadocia with its remarkable cave churches troglodyte dwellings, and fairy chimneys. Go hiking on the Red valley and explore the fascinating underground city of Kaymakli.
Pamukkale
Admire the ancient ruins at the site of Ephesus and go for a hot soak in Pamukkale’s thermal hot springs. Explore the soothing hot springs that cascade over the cliffs, and leave white deposit of calcium carbonate. Visit the nearby city of Hierapolis and take a dip in Cleopatra’s old pool. Check out the other tourist attractions in Pamukkale, including strange tombs, vast necropolis, and religious structures.
Kusadasi
Enjoy a full day at leisure as much as you like in Kusadasi on the Turkey Tour. Explore the lively resort that has something to offer everyone. Have fun at the beaches and go shopping at the quaint stalls of Kusadasi. Relax and do different activities at Long beach, Ladies’ beach, Love beach, Silver sands beach. Explore the pigeon island known as bird island, the symbol of Kusadasi. Visit the fascinating museum in Byzantine castle or simply sit down and enjoy the panoramic view of Kusadasi.
Ephesus
Explore the ancient city of Ephesus on the Turkey Tour and visit the temple of Hadrian that has been re-erected from surviving architectural fragments from the 4th century. Discover the Library of Celsus, which was the third richest library in ancient times. Take a walk on the Curetes street that runs between the library of Celsus and Hercules Gate. Don’t forget to visit the Memmius monument located on the north side of Domitian Square.
Troy
Discover the ancient city of Troy that was rebuilt nine times on the Turkey Tour. View the famous archaeological discoveries at the Troy Museum and visit the wooden Trojan horse that symbolizes the town and the Trojan War. Spend a few hours at the massive Mount Ida, which is an excellent place for a few nights’ of relaxation at a mountain inn. Experience and do horse riding, mountain biking, and take nature walks and relax in the midst of natural beauty in the ancient Mouth, Ida.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Go on the Turkey Tour in the months of April, May, September, and October, where the climates are pleasantly warm and typically the best times to visit Turkey iconic ancient sites.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Turkey
What is internet access like in Turkey?
Wi-F internet access is pretty much available and usually free throughout Turkey.
Can I use my mobile phone in Turkey?
Buy one of the Turkish SIM cards Turkcell, Vodaphone, Avea sim card to make phone calls during the Turkey Tour.
How are the toilets like in Turkey?
There are western-style flush toilets and urinals all over Turkey. Carry toilet paper and soap for use on the trips.
Can I drink tap water in Turkey?
Tap water is unsafe for drinking in Turkey. Bottled water is preferred if you cannot be sure of the source of the water.
Are credit cards accepted widely in Turkey?
Turkey widely accepts credit and debit cards of significant companies, notably Visa and MasterCard, in most places, with American Express payment available in high-end hotels.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in Turkey?
ATM centers are very common and are available even in the remotest corners of Turkey.
What to wear in Turkey?
Pack in your fancy clothes sleeved tops and skirts for women and short-sleeved shirts and long trousers for men.
Is Turkey safe for women to travel solo?
Turkey is quite safe for solo women travellers.
