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Turkey Accommodation
Please find below the 5 & 4 Star hotels and Superior Gulet Boats used on our Turkey trips. All accommodation is carefully hand-selected to satisfy our standards in terms of quality, authenticity and location for you to enjoy a comfortable and unforgettable holiday.

LEGACY OTTOMAN HOTEL
Istanbul
Hotel continues its deep meaning that coming from its history which is adjacent to the most important historical monuments of the city, is the only five-star hotel in the region.

AVRASYA HOTEL
Cappadocia
This is a very special place in Cappadocia which has been shaped by magic hands of nature. The hotel is in the intersection of the real world and the world of fairies. Also in a very good location.

HIERA PARK DELUXE HOTEL
Pamukkale
This hotel is located in Karahayit regions where is famous with it's mineral hot waters and this hotel offers an absolute relaxation with it’s hot thermal pools & spa center.

MARINA HOTEL
Kusadasi
This hotel has a seafront location in the Aegean coast, only 250 metres from the beach. The hotel offers an outdoor pool and a terrace with panoramic views of the sea and Kusadasi Marina.

KOLIN HOTEL
Canakkale
The 5-star hotel in Gallipoli is a perfect place to relax and prepare for the upcoming big tour. The large swimming pool and the delicious open buffet add up to the comfortable rooms they offer.

HOTEL GREENLAND
Fethiye
This hotel is located in heart of pine forest where it’s peaceful, calm. And this hotel has a large swimming pool to offer as well as daily attractions and close to Oludeniz beach.

GULET CRUISE
Fethiye
A gulet is a traditional design of a two-masted or three-masted wooden sailing vessel from the southwestern coast of Turkey, particularly built in the coastal towns.
Turkey Sights Map

Blue Mosque
The exterior features a beautiful cascade of domes and six minarets and blue Iznik tiles adorn the interior giving the building its unofficial but commonly used name.

Hagia Sophia
The Hagia Sophia, among the Seven Wonders of the World, awaits you with all its magnificence. The hundreds of years old structure will fascinate you on sight.

Topkapi Palace
Home of the Sultans, heart of the Ottoman Empire… Roam through the royal palace of the Ottomans and follow their footsteps to see their most valued treasures.

Gallipoli
Lone Pine, Chunuk Bair, Anzac Cove, Johnston's Jolly, North Beach, Ari Burnu, Hell Spit, Brighton Beach, Shrapnel Valley, Artillery Raod, Quinn's Road and more…

Troy
Troy is the name of the Bronze Age city attacked in the Trojan War. The legendary city where you can outline layers of ruins of cities built on top of each other...

Asklepion
The Asklepion is a famed ancient medical center built in honor of Asclepius, the god of healing. It was also the world's first psychiatric hospital.

Ephesus
The best preserved ancient town in Turkey, Ephesus embarks you on a journey to ancient times while roaming the streets.Celcius Library is the most important remains of it.

Saklikent
This huge canyon is a natural beauty where you can do trekking to reach to breathtaking sceneries and secret waterfalls.

Pamukkale
Home of the world-famous travertines, the cotton castle. You will witness the unusual and beautiful scenery just near the ancient city of Hierapolis.

Cappadocia
A region of exceptional natural and man-made wonders. Take the chance to discover underground cities carved into rock, fairy chimneys and many more...

Blue Mosque
The exterior features a beautiful cascade of domes and six minarets and blue Iznik tiles adorn the interior giving the building its unofficial but commonly used name.

Hagia Sophia
The Hagia Sophia, among the Seven Wonders of the World, awaits you with all its magnificence. The hundreds of years old structure will fascinate you on sight.

Topkapi Palace
Home of the Sultans, heart of the Ottoman Empire… Roam through the royal palace of the Ottomans and follow their footsteps to see their most valued treasures.

Gallipoli
Lone Pine, Chunuk Bair, Anzac Cove, Johnston's Jolly, North Beach, Ari Burnu, Hell Spit, Brighton Beach, Shrapnel Valley, Artillery Raod, Quinn's Road and more…

Troy
Troy is the name of the Bronze Age city attacked in the Trojan War. The legendary city where you can outline layers of ruins of cities built on top of each other...

Asklepion
The Asklepion is a famed ancient medical center built in honor of Asclepius, the god of healing. It was also the world's first psychiatric hospital.

Ephesus
The best preserved ancient town in Turkey, Ephesus embarks you on a journey to ancient times while roaming the streets.Celcius Library is the most important remains of it.

Saklikent
This huge canyon is a natural beauty where you can do trekking to reach to breathtaking sceneries and secret waterfalls.

Pamukkale
Home of the world-famous travertines, the cotton castle. You will witness the unusual and beautiful scenery just near the ancient city of Hierapolis.

Cappadocia
A region of exceptional natural and man-made wonders. Take the chance to discover underground cities carved into rock, fairy chimneys and many more...
Turkey Travel Guide
- The best time to visit is generally between the months of May and October because the temperatures are pleasant, the sky is clear and travellers can comfortably visit all areas of Turkey from the coast, to the cities, to the mountains, with ease.
- The southern, coastal regions of Turkey are warm and pleasant during the summer. In winter the temperatures rarely fall below 7°C making the Turquoise coast an ideal destination even in early spring and late autumn. Due to the high altitude of the central Anatolian plateau, Cappadocia can be cool in the evenings, even in the summer, but it remains hot during the day - often in the mid-thirties. Spring and autumn can be very crisp and suitable clothing is advised. Please find below the average temperatures for each month in different parts of Turkey.
- We are closely monitoring the latest travel updates to Turkey and follow the advice of the UK Foreign Office. For the latest travel advice from UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), please visit: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/turkey
- Please note that passport holders of some nationalities may need to abide by entry and exit regulations which restrict the cities in which one can enter or exit Turkey. We recommend all travellers to check their Government National Travel Advisory prior to their departure:
- Australia - https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/
- Canada - https://travel.gc.ca/
- New Zealand - https://www.safetravel.govt.nz/
- USA - https://travel.state.gov/
Turkey Tours - FAQ
- Coffee: USD 0.50
- Sandwiches: USD 0,50 - 2
- A bottle of beer: USD 3
- Mid-range restaurant meal: USD 10
- Turkish bath entry: 15-20 USD
- Ramadan Dates:
- 24 April – 23 May 2020
- 13 April – 12 May 2021
Recent Travel Articles On Turkey

8 Interesting Facts About Pamukkale
Pamukkale is a traveller’s delight and a geological phenomenon. It is a town in western Turkey best known for its mineral-rich thermal waters that flow down the bright white terraces of a steep valley side. N...

Top 11 Foods To Eat In Turkey
Warning: Do not travel to Turkey on a diet! If you’re trying to cut carbs or get a beach bod in Turkey, you might want to forget it. Maybe you have the willpower to say no but for most; mouth-watering Turkish...

Why you must visit Cappadocia!
Just like out of a fairytale, Cappadocia is every bit as magical as you think it would be. From moon-like landscapes to underground cities, it’s definitely a region that should be high up on your travel bucke...

Photos of Turkey that will give you all the feels
From it’s fascinating history, to its delicious food to incredible landmarks and attractions Turkey has so much to offer. Turkey has so many magical spots yet to discover, as well as iconic must-sees like the...

Top 5 things to do in Istanbul
Where east meets west, Istanbul spans over two continents and blends together a fusion of rich history, traditions and cultures. Famed for its mosques and magnificent architecture, lively bazaars, vibrant night...

Why you should drop everything and sail Turkey
Imagine sailing along Turkey’s crystal clear coastline making stops along the way to hidden coves and quaint villages. Explore Turkey’s rich history and culture, while soaking up the sun and eating Turkish ...

The A to Z guide of Turkey
Our alphabetical A to Z guide of Turkey, showcases Turkey’s diversity, break taking beauty and fascinating history. Our A to Z guide only scratches the surface of this must-see destination, but it’s enough ...

Everything you need to know about Anzac Day
Next year will mark the 105th anniversary of the Anzac’s landing on the Gallipoli peninsula in the First World War. Each year on the 25th of April, Australians and New Zealanders, commemorate and pay their re...

6 Perks of a Sail Turkey Trip
As borders slowly open and the last few weeks of the European summer approach, one thing is certain… Sail Turkey is only just getting started! If you’ve been daydreaming of a week spent dabbling bet...
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- The best time to visit is generally between the months of May and October because the temperatures are pleasant, the sky is clear and travellers can comfortably visit all areas of Turkey from the coast, to the cities, to the mountains, with ease.
- The southern, coastal regions of Turkey are warm and pleasant during the summer. In winter the temperatures rarely fall below 7°C making the Turquoise coast an ideal destination even in early spring and late autumn. Due to the high altitude of the central Anatolian plateau, Cappadocia can be cool in the evenings, even in the summer, but it remains hot during the day - often in the mid-thirties. Spring and autumn can be very crisp and suitable clothing is advised. Please find below the average temperatures for each month in different parts of Turkey.
- We are closely monitoring the latest travel updates to Turkey and follow the advice of the UK Foreign Office. For the latest travel advice from UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), please visit: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/turkey
- Please note that passport holders of some nationalities may need to abide by entry and exit regulations which restrict the cities in which one can enter or exit Turkey. We recommend all travellers to check their Government National Travel Advisory prior to their departure:
- Australia - https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/
- Canada - https://travel.gc.ca/
- New Zealand - https://www.safetravel.govt.nz/
- USA - https://travel.state.gov/











LEGACY OTTOMAN HOTEL

AVRASYA HOTEL

HIERA PARK DELUXE HOTEL

MARINA HOTEL

KOLIN HOTEL

HOTEL GREENLAND

GULET CRUISE
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- Coffee: USD 0.50
- Sandwiches: USD 0,50 - 2
- A bottle of beer: USD 3
- Mid-range restaurant meal: USD 10
- Turkish bath entry: 15-20 USD
- Ramadan Dates:
- 24 April – 23 May 2020
- 13 April – 12 May 2021

8 Interesting Facts About Pamukkale
Pamukkale is a traveller’s delight and a geological phenomenon. It is a town in western Turkey best known for its mineral-rich thermal waters that flow down the bright white terraces of a steep valley side. N...

Top 11 Foods To Eat In Turkey
Warning: Do not travel to Turkey on a diet! If you’re trying to cut carbs or get a beach bod in Turkey, you might want to forget it. Maybe you have the willpower to say no but for most; mouth-watering Turkish...

Why you must visit Cappadocia!
Just like out of a fairytale, Cappadocia is every bit as magical as you think it would be. From moon-like landscapes to underground cities, it’s definitely a region that should be high up on your travel bucke...

Photos of Turkey that will give you all the feels
From it’s fascinating history, to its delicious food to incredible landmarks and attractions Turkey has so much to offer. Turkey has so many magical spots yet to discover, as well as iconic must-sees like the...

Top 5 things to do in Istanbul
Where east meets west, Istanbul spans over two continents and blends together a fusion of rich history, traditions and cultures. Famed for its mosques and magnificent architecture, lively bazaars, vibrant night...

Why you should drop everything and sail Turkey
Imagine sailing along Turkey’s crystal clear coastline making stops along the way to hidden coves and quaint villages. Explore Turkey’s rich history and culture, while soaking up the sun and eating Turkish ...

The A to Z guide of Turkey
Our alphabetical A to Z guide of Turkey, showcases Turkey’s diversity, break taking beauty and fascinating history. Our A to Z guide only scratches the surface of this must-see destination, but it’s enough ...

Everything you need to know about Anzac Day
Next year will mark the 105th anniversary of the Anzac’s landing on the Gallipoli peninsula in the First World War. Each year on the 25th of April, Australians and New Zealanders, commemorate and pay their re...

6 Perks of a Sail Turkey Trip
As borders slowly open and the last few weeks of the European summer approach, one thing is certain… Sail Turkey is only just getting started! If you’ve been daydreaming of a week spent dabbling bet...
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