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OVERVIEW
Turkey, located between Europe and Asia, is a vast country that continues to astound us in more ways than one: by its ethnic and cultural diversity, its landscapes that are as varied as they are spectacular, by its inhabitants who are always more welcoming than the others, but also by its cuisine, which continues to make us salivate...
Turkey, a land bridge between Europe and Asia, is the birthplace of numerous civilizations and a nation brimming with historical significance. A visit to Istanbul and Cappadocia, as well as a voyage on a caique, will enable you to see one of the most magnificent nations in the Mediterranean basin, complete with its richness of cultural heritage. A true piece of heaven for a seaside vacation, you will delight in its picturesque beaches, which are drenched in crystal clear water, secluded bays, and lush green surroundings. Turkey entices visitors with an intriguing culture as well as a diverse range of flora and animals, which may be explored in spectacular fashion along the country's coastline.
Furthermore, Turkey is one of the few nations in the world with the same amount of energy and might as the United States. Turkey captivates visitors with everything from its breath-taking natural wonders to its enormous and vibrant metropolises. One experiences a great disturbance of the senses in all directions: east, west, north, and south. Istanbul's cultural pleasure, the thrill of Cappadocia, and the loveliness of Bodrum are all worth seeing. Prestige and magic are often associated in Turkey.
Turkey, a land bridge between Europe and Asia, is the birthplace of numerous civilizations and a nation brimming with historical significance. A visit to Istanbul and Cappadocia, as well as a voyage on a caique, will enable you to see one of the most magnificent nations in the Mediterranean basin, complete with its richness of cultural heritage. A true piece of heaven for a seaside vacation, you will delight in its picturesque beaches, which are drenched in crystal clear water, secluded bays, and lush green surroundings. Turkey entices visitors with an intriguing culture as well as a diverse range of flora and animals, which may be explored in spectacular fashion along the country's coastline.
Furthermore, Turkey is one of the few nations in the world with the same amount of energy and might as the United States. Turkey captivates visitors with everything from its breath-taking natural wonders to its enormous and vibrant metropolises. One experiences a great disturbance of the senses in all directions: east, west, north, and south. Istanbul's cultural pleasure, the thrill of Cappadocia, and the loveliness of Bodrum are all worth seeing. Prestige and magic are often associated in Turkey.
Our Turkey travel expert says:
" Enjoy the enchantment of the varied terrain, the beauty of the landscapes, as well as a warm climate for an unforgettable vacation in Turkey. All of the restaurants in the country will welcome you with open arms, eager to provide hospitality and to introduce you to Turkish food."
Turkey at a glance
Winter Average
4°C
Summer Average
27°C
Time Zone
GMT+3
5 Must-Do things
in Turkey
It cannot be overstated that Turkey has one of the world's most diverse landscapes and experiences. Of course, its activities had to follow...
Discover Istanbul from the Bosphorus
Take a half-day boat ride on the Bosphorus to discover the city from a new angle and to see gorgeous mosques and old Ottoman mansions that are difficult to see in the city. This will be a chance to get some fresh air...
Hot Air Balloon Tour
Experience the thrill of a hot air balloon tour over Cappadocia's spectacular landscapes and marvel at breathtaking panoramic views... You'll pass through valleys, canyons, and along fairy paths and fly over Gerome, Love Valley, Cappadocia’s fairy chimneys, and Urgup.
Pamukkale thermal springs
"Cotton Castle" - formed by mineral springs and limestone deposits - is a stairway to turquoise thermal swimming pools. Dip into 36-degree Celcius mineral-rich waters like the Romans once did!
Derinkuyu underground city
More than 60 meters deep, it was home to 20,000 people, livestock, and food stores. Derinkuyu was a thriving labyrinth with wine cellars, communal rooms, religious schools, stables, and oil presses. A ventilation shaft of 55m provided oxygen and water to the people below.
Scrubbing in a Turkish bath hammam
Soaking and cleaning with the traditional Turkish glove is a unique experience that mixes history and therapeutic culture in a normal hammam session. These communal baths were once an essential element of Ottoman society.
Must-See places
in Turkey
A variety of cultural experiences await you in Turkey, including beautiful and well-preserved ancient sites as well as natural beauty.
Dolmabahce Palace
The magnificent Dolmabahçe Palace is located in the Besiktas district of Istanbul, along the Bosphorus. It was built by the Armenian architect Nikogos Baylan and his father Garabet Amira Baylan, between 1843 and 1854, and under the reign of Sultan Abdülmecit I.
The Seven Churches of Revelation
The seven churches of Revelation - Ephesus, Laodicea, Smyrna, Sardis, Pergamum, Thyatira and Philadelphia - are all located in Aegean Turkey.
Ephesus
The city of Ephesus was an international metropolis in ancient times and still has many remains from that era. A real step back in time, where you can easily imagine the life of the inhabitants 2000 years ago.
The Blue Mosque
The Blue Mosque, magnificent from the outside but also from the inside, is without a doubt the most famous mosque in Istanbul. Visiting it is one of the highlights of a stay in Istanbul.
Saint Sophia
Real jewel of the Byzantine architecture, it was built in 532 under the reign of the emperor Justinian. This basilica - a former Christian church of the 6th century - was transformed into a mosque in the 15th century and then into a museum in 1934.
Must-Try food
in Turkey
Is Turkey on your horizon? Guaranteed to give you a culinary experience of a lifetime, in addition to the Turkish Delight...
Köfte
These meatballs are a popular meal among Turkish people. They have a lot of flavor and taste because of a sophisticated spice combination. There are various types, but the classics are also excellent.
Baklawa
During the month of Ramadan, this delectable Turkish dessert is often prepared. Buttery phyllo pastry, stuffed with nuts and drenched in honey. Deliciously rich, sweet, and indulgent, this is a perfect dessert to enjoy along with a cup of Turkish tea.
The kebab
The renowned Kebab, which is well-known around the globe and is undoubtedly one of the Turkish delicacies that must be tried, has a remote history that dates back to Ottoman times.
Must-Pack
for Turkey
As you prepare to set off on your first trip to Turkey, what are the essentials you should pack in your suitcase?
Adaptor plug
We recommend that you always bring a universal adapter when traveling, making sure that it is compatible with the country you are visiting.
Reef-friendly sunscreen & insect repellent
Prevent sunburn and preserve the coral reefs with SPF 30 or higher. Pack plenty of insect repellent.
Swimsuit
A swimsuit is a must for everyone who wants to swim, snorkel, and relax on the fine sand of Turkey's heavenly beaches.
Sunglasses
The sun will be in your face at some point during the day. Wearing a good pair of sunglasses will help protect your eyes.
Backpack
Always pack a smaller bag for daytime travel.
Shoulder Coverage
Turkey has many stunning mosques to see, but you must cover your shoulders and knees to enter. Pack a little sarong that may fit in any day bag.
Other things to know about Turkey before you go
Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa to enter. It is best to check this well in advance. In addition, some nations require passports to be valid for 3-6 months after their expiration date, so double check before booking.
Places to visit in Turkey
Why would you go on holidays in Turkey?
Turkey is a welcoming and fascinating destination for your holidays
A wide range of options are available, including numerous remarkable archaeological sites such as Ephesus, the mythical Troy, and the tomb of Nemrut Dag; historical cities such as Istanbul, Ankara, Antalya, and Konya; beach destinations such as Bodrum and Marmaris; and innumerable hiking trails, the most prestigious of which is undoubtedly the ascent of Mount Arafat, the country's highest point. The country also offers numerous cultural attractions such as the ancient city of Ep. You may also get a sense of the sultans' way of life by visiting the famed Topkapi Palace, which is in Istanbul. In addition to the delicious local food and warm Turkish hospitality, which never fails to impress with a complimentary cup of tea or coffee upon arrival. The remnants of the Ottoman Empire and the Byzantine Empire may be found in Turkey, making it an ideal destination for history buffs. As a result of its physical position, Turkey serves as a true link between Europe and Asia.
The country of Turkey undoubtedly has remnants and a historical history that is only spoken about, but its beaches are also worth the trip; here are three of our favourite beaches in Turkey: If you visit the Butterfly Valley Beach in Fethiye, Turkey's southwest coast, you will find a cove and crystal blue seas that are a heaven on earth. Then there's the Blue Lagoon in lüdeniz, which is worthy of the most stunning postcards and is unquestionably one of the most gorgeous beaches on the planet. One hour away from Analya lies the lovely Cirali Beach in Kemer, which is a wonderful, calm beach that is mostly undiscovered by visitors and is a popular destination for yoga aficionados.
Your holidays in Turkey for an immersion into ancient civilizations
Turkey is a great holiday destination since it is located on the frontiers of the West and the East. The exotic ambiance of the East, the breath-taking Turkish Riviera or the Aegean coast, the aroma of pine trees, all of this and more awaits you. Visiting Turkey is a necessity if you need a change of scenery and want to experience the nation at its most beautiful and authentic. Explore the majestic Taurus Mountains in the setting of off-the-beaten-path athletic activities or learn about the neighbouring towns and villages. Immerse yourself in the realm of a thousand and one nights and experience Turkey with all your senses by seeing the attractive historical towns of Antalya, Dalaman, Belek, and Side, as well as the ruins of the Minoan civilisation and ancient civilizations.
The lovely Butterfly Valley, one of Turkey's most beautiful destinations, is the perfect spot to let your bohemian soul run free. At the Rock Bar, you may relax in a hammock while sipping on your favorite beverage and taking in the sights and live music.
Coruh (Erzurum) is a magnificent river in Turkey's northeastern region that has one of the world's greatest flows; untamed and secluded, it is a fantastic spot to go rafting or kayaking for the more daring tourists to the nation. Coruh (Erzurum) is also an excellent area to go fishing.
A cheap package in Turkey in the heart of Istanbul, one of the most beautiful cities in the world
It is hard to begin our list of must-see destinations without including Istanbul, which is widely considered to be one of the world's most beautiful cities. If you want to immerse yourself in the richness of Turkish history, there is probably no better city in the nation than Istanbul, which is a mix of Christian and Ottoman remnants, profoundly traditional neighbourhoods, and considerably more modern places. You will almost certainly travel through this city on your route to or from your destination, so be sure to stop and see the magnificence of the Saint Sophia Basilica, the Blue Mosque, and the Topkapi Sultan's Palace. The only thing we can recommend is that you take a stroll through the massive markets, such as the Grand Bazaar or the spice market, before embarking on a cruise on the Bosphorus, where you will be able to see the city stretching as far as the eye can see, dominated by magnificent mosques here and there.
When visiting Istanbul, it is impossible to go on a sightseeing trip without stopping at least one museum. As a result, it is important to list a few of the museums located inside the city limits. If you are visiting during the rainy season, it would be best to concentrate your efforts on the city's museums. Do not forget to visit the Istanbul Archaeological Museum, which is very interesting. This place is really intriguing, and you will discover many interesting items there, such as the sarcophagus of Alexander the Great.
Once you arrive in Istanbul, you must take a boat tour on the Bosphorus. It will enable you to take in the architectural beauties of the city as well as the panoramic views of its landscapes and landscapes of the city.
The Aegean Sea offers an ideal setting for your Turkey holiday
Izmir, Turkey's second port after Istanbul, is also the country's third most populous city, with a population of 1.3 million people. It is situated on the Aegean Sea, close to the Gulf of Izmir, and is a popular tourist destination.
The Aegean coast of Turkey (whose history has been affected by commerce with Europe, the Mediterranean basin, Egypt, and Asia) is a treasure trove of antiquities since it is situated at the crossroads of ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, and contemporary Turkey. There is also stunning scenery to see in this area of Turkey, with its rolling hills studded with olive trees interior and a shoreline bathed in the light of the sea on its coastline. You should not miss seeing Ephesus, Göreme, and Pamukkale, which are all located in Turkey.
Bodrum is well-known for its wild evenings, diverse restaurants, and a hectic nightlife scene. It is a favourite tourism destination for high-net-worth individuals from all over the globe. Luxury shops, yachts docked at the quay, and other such attractions may be seen wherever you look. The attractiveness of the city, on the other hand, has not been lost during extensive concreting... It goes without saying that Bodrum is one of the costliest destinations in Turkey! Don't forget to see the St. Peter's fortress, which has a spectacular perspective of the whole city as well as a museum.
A selection of cheap packages to Turkey for exploring the country's most historic cities
Cappadocia is known for its spectacular scenery. Small, deep rivers have cut out their beds in the soft soil of the plateau, and stone spires may be seen everywhere, rising triumphantly above the landscape. The locals have excavated the rock and constructed churches and monasteries of monumental proportions. We recommend that you take a stroll about here since the light changes the scenery and it is never the same again in the same place.
In the heart of the Göreme National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has rock churches dating back to the 10th and 11th centuries, lies the city of Göreme, which was carved out of volcanic rock. In addition to being a popular hiking destination, the park is an excellent location for sampling traditional Turkish food and wine. Located in the historic region of Cappadocia, the valley of Goreme and its surroundings contain rock shrines that bear witness to Byzantine art during the post-iconoclast era. The valley of Goreme and its surroundings are surrounded by a beautiful landscape that has been completely carved by erosion. It is a veritable heaven on earth for history and architectural enthusiasts everywhere.
A wide range of options are available, including numerous remarkable archaeological sites such as Ephesus, the mythical Troy, and the tomb of Nemrut Dag; historical cities such as Istanbul, Ankara, Antalya, and Konya; beach destinations such as Bodrum and Marmaris; and innumerable hiking trails, the most prestigious of which is undoubtedly the ascent of Mount Arafat, the country's highest point. The country also offers numerous cultural attractions such as the ancient city of Ep. You may also get a sense of the sultans' way of life by visiting the famed Topkapi Palace, which is in Istanbul. In addition to the delicious local food and warm Turkish hospitality, which never fails to impress with a complimentary cup of tea or coffee upon arrival. The remnants of the Ottoman Empire and the Byzantine Empire may be found in Turkey, making it an ideal destination for history buffs. As a result of its physical position, Turkey serves as a true link between Europe and Asia.
The country of Turkey undoubtedly has remnants and a historical history that is only spoken about, but its beaches are also worth the trip; here are three of our favourite beaches in Turkey: If you visit the Butterfly Valley Beach in Fethiye, Turkey's southwest coast, you will find a cove and crystal blue seas that are a heaven on earth. Then there's the Blue Lagoon in lüdeniz, which is worthy of the most stunning postcards and is unquestionably one of the most gorgeous beaches on the planet. One hour away from Analya lies the lovely Cirali Beach in Kemer, which is a wonderful, calm beach that is mostly undiscovered by visitors and is a popular destination for yoga aficionados.
Your holidays in Turkey for an immersion into ancient civilizations
Turkey is a great holiday destination since it is located on the frontiers of the West and the East. The exotic ambiance of the East, the breath-taking Turkish Riviera or the Aegean coast, the aroma of pine trees, all of this and more awaits you. Visiting Turkey is a necessity if you need a change of scenery and want to experience the nation at its most beautiful and authentic. Explore the majestic Taurus Mountains in the setting of off-the-beaten-path athletic activities or learn about the neighbouring towns and villages. Immerse yourself in the realm of a thousand and one nights and experience Turkey with all your senses by seeing the attractive historical towns of Antalya, Dalaman, Belek, and Side, as well as the ruins of the Minoan civilisation and ancient civilizations.
The lovely Butterfly Valley, one of Turkey's most beautiful destinations, is the perfect spot to let your bohemian soul run free. At the Rock Bar, you may relax in a hammock while sipping on your favorite beverage and taking in the sights and live music.
Coruh (Erzurum) is a magnificent river in Turkey's northeastern region that has one of the world's greatest flows; untamed and secluded, it is a fantastic spot to go rafting or kayaking for the more daring tourists to the nation. Coruh (Erzurum) is also an excellent area to go fishing.
A cheap package in Turkey in the heart of Istanbul, one of the most beautiful cities in the world
It is hard to begin our list of must-see destinations without including Istanbul, which is widely considered to be one of the world's most beautiful cities. If you want to immerse yourself in the richness of Turkish history, there is probably no better city in the nation than Istanbul, which is a mix of Christian and Ottoman remnants, profoundly traditional neighbourhoods, and considerably more modern places. You will almost certainly travel through this city on your route to or from your destination, so be sure to stop and see the magnificence of the Saint Sophia Basilica, the Blue Mosque, and the Topkapi Sultan's Palace. The only thing we can recommend is that you take a stroll through the massive markets, such as the Grand Bazaar or the spice market, before embarking on a cruise on the Bosphorus, where you will be able to see the city stretching as far as the eye can see, dominated by magnificent mosques here and there.
When visiting Istanbul, it is impossible to go on a sightseeing trip without stopping at least one museum. As a result, it is important to list a few of the museums located inside the city limits. If you are visiting during the rainy season, it would be best to concentrate your efforts on the city's museums. Do not forget to visit the Istanbul Archaeological Museum, which is very interesting. This place is really intriguing, and you will discover many interesting items there, such as the sarcophagus of Alexander the Great.
Once you arrive in Istanbul, you must take a boat tour on the Bosphorus. It will enable you to take in the architectural beauties of the city as well as the panoramic views of its landscapes and landscapes of the city.
The Aegean Sea offers an ideal setting for your Turkey holiday
Izmir, Turkey's second port after Istanbul, is also the country's third most populous city, with a population of 1.3 million people. It is situated on the Aegean Sea, close to the Gulf of Izmir, and is a popular tourist destination.
The Aegean coast of Turkey (whose history has been affected by commerce with Europe, the Mediterranean basin, Egypt, and Asia) is a treasure trove of antiquities since it is situated at the crossroads of ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, and contemporary Turkey. There is also stunning scenery to see in this area of Turkey, with its rolling hills studded with olive trees interior and a shoreline bathed in the light of the sea on its coastline. You should not miss seeing Ephesus, Göreme, and Pamukkale, which are all located in Turkey.
Bodrum is well-known for its wild evenings, diverse restaurants, and a hectic nightlife scene. It is a favourite tourism destination for high-net-worth individuals from all over the globe. Luxury shops, yachts docked at the quay, and other such attractions may be seen wherever you look. The attractiveness of the city, on the other hand, has not been lost during extensive concreting... It goes without saying that Bodrum is one of the costliest destinations in Turkey! Don't forget to see the St. Peter's fortress, which has a spectacular perspective of the whole city as well as a museum.
A selection of cheap packages to Turkey for exploring the country's most historic cities
Cappadocia is known for its spectacular scenery. Small, deep rivers have cut out their beds in the soft soil of the plateau, and stone spires may be seen everywhere, rising triumphantly above the landscape. The locals have excavated the rock and constructed churches and monasteries of monumental proportions. We recommend that you take a stroll about here since the light changes the scenery and it is never the same again in the same place.
In the heart of the Göreme National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has rock churches dating back to the 10th and 11th centuries, lies the city of Göreme, which was carved out of volcanic rock. In addition to being a popular hiking destination, the park is an excellent location for sampling traditional Turkish food and wine. Located in the historic region of Cappadocia, the valley of Goreme and its surroundings contain rock shrines that bear witness to Byzantine art during the post-iconoclast era. The valley of Goreme and its surroundings are surrounded by a beautiful landscape that has been completely carved by erosion. It is a veritable heaven on earth for history and architectural enthusiasts everywhere.
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