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TURKEY

Tours to Turkey

Turkey is a diverse destination for all travelers.   From ancient history to olive groves and from sun drenched beaches to mountain ranges.

If travellers looking for something little different, Turkey may be an ideal tour. Visit cosmopolitan Istanbul, or Homer’s Troy or the fascinating Acropolis of Pergamon, Ephesus.

Experience, history through centuries, and the  the unforgettable ambience connecting the mysterious east with the west and the impact of a distinctive mix of diverse heritage.   Also possible to visit the World War I battlefields in Gallipoli and the city of Troy.

Istanbul – 3 days (land only)

Short Stay in Istanbul, then this may be one of the perfect weekend breaks. Visit Istanbul’s highlights including an Old City day tour visiting. Visit to Topkari Palace, St Sophia, Hippodrome, Grand Bazaar as well as the Blue Mosque. Tour begins and finishes in Istanbul.


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Istanbul – 3 days (land only)

Short Stay in Istanbul, then this may be one of the perfect weekend breaks. Visit Istanbul’s highlights including an Old City day tour visiting. Visit to Topkari Palace, St Sophia, Hippodrome, Grand Bazaar as well as the Blue Mosque. Tour begins and finishes in Istanbul.

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Istanbul – 4 days (land only)

Short break in Istanbul, then this may be one of the perfect weekend breaks. Visit Istanbul’s highlights including an Old City day tour visiting. Visit to Topkari Palace, St Sophia, Hippodrome, Grand Bazaar, the Blue Mosque as well as a day cruise on the Bosphorous. Tour begins and finishes in Istanbul.


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Istanbul – 4 days (land only)

Short break in Istanbul, then this may be one of the perfect weekend breaks. Visit Istanbul’s highlights including an Old City day tour visiting. Visit to Topkari Palace, St Sophia, Hippodrome, Grand Bazaar, the Blue Mosque as well as a day cruise on the Bosphorous. Tour begins and finishes in Istanbul.

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Istanbul, Gallipoli Battlefields and Troy Tour (5 Days)

This tour starts and ends in Istanbul. See the old city, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and Hippodrome. Over the next 2 days visit the World War I battlefields in Gallipoli and the city of Troy before heading back to Istanbul.


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Istanbul, Gallipoli Battlefields and Troy Tour (5 Days)

This tour starts and ends in Istanbul. See the old city, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and Hippodrome. Over the next 2 days visit the World War I battlefields in Gallipoli and the city of Troy before heading back to Istanbul.

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Orientation:

Geographically, Istanbul is bisected by the 17-mile Bosphorus straight which separates Europe from Asia.

Time Zone:

All areas in Turkey observe the same time zone. It is 3 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)

Temperature:

The climate in Turkey is Mediterranean with hot dry summers and mild winters.  The coolest month of the year is January with an average daily maximum of 14 C and an average low of 5 C. The hottest month of the year is July with an average daily maximum of 35 C and an average low of 25 C.

Visas and Passports

It is highly recommended that foreigners, who wish to visit Türkiye, should read the related information about our country’s visa regime.

Visa regime for Touristic and Business Purposed visit of a country may differ from Work and Education Purposed visit. Also Türkiye’s visa regime may change according to reciprocity principle.

While some applicants may be exempt from visa for their touristic or business visit to Türkiye, the others can obtain an e-Visa. All other applicants will need to obtain a visa through Turkish Representations in the abroad.

An information note about visa regime of Türkiye is available in the following address: www.mfa.gov.tr 

Language:

Turkish is the most widespread language here, but there are quite a few other minority languages, such as Kurmanji, Azerbaijani, Arabic, Zazaki, Pomak Bulgarian, Laz, Megleno-Romanian, Armenian, Greek, and Ladino.

Currency:

The currency in Turkey is the Turkish Lira. ATMs are widely available in major cities and tourist areas. You can get local currency from banks and exchange bureaus, known as DOVIZ in Turkish

Tipping:

Tipping at restaurants has become much more common and expected throughout Turkey. A tip of 10% – 15% is considered appropriate at most places. You can leave it in cash on the table, or ask the waiter to add it to the bill

Photography:

Photography is generally accepted.  However there are certain areas is not allowed.  consult your local guide before taking any photos

Electricity:

Turkey operates on 220 volts, 50 Hz, with round-prong European-style plugs that fit into recessed wall sockets – points. 

Health:

Consult your agent before departure

Clothing:

What  travelers wear determines first impressions of how you are received. it is recommended that comfortable wear, tidy informal clothing and well-broken-in shoes.

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