Into the Heart of Cappadocia: Valleys, Caves & Legends

No. You will be traveling independently on the regular transports according to your choice but you will be with a small group only on local tours at the chosen areas this gives you an opportunity to meet different people through your stay in Turkey. 

Casual wear is appropriate for most tour excursions. Women wear pants or skirts, but when visiting mosques it is recommended that they cover their heads with a scarf and both sexes should not wear shorts out of respects for religious customs.

Turkey practices safe sanitation standards, and tap water is suitable for bathing and regular tasks such as brushing teeth. However, as is customary in most Mediterranean countries, the majority of locals and visitors drink bottled water. We recommend that visitors follow local custom and drink bottled water, which is routinely served with any meal.

As a "general rule" tap water is suitable for bathing and regular tasks such as brushing teeth etc. However, it is recommended that visitors drink bottled water (there is a good selection and it is cheap) in general and with meals, as is customary in most Mediterranean countries.

Yes, Turkey is considered a safe country to visit, with a relatively low crime rate compared to many Western European destinations. It has also been recognized as one of the safest holiday spots in Europe. As with any international trip, it’s still important to stay aware and take standard precautions.

Air travel in Turkey is highly regulated and meets international safety standards. The country’s aviation authority is fully compliant with global regulations, ensuring a high level of safety for both domestic and international flights.

The highly favorable exchange rate makes travel to Turkey extremely affordable. Most banks in the U.S. do not have Turkish Lira. However, Turkish currency is easily obtainable upon arrival in Turkey at any exchange office or bank. Daily exchange rates can be obtained from the Turkish Central Bank web site athttp://www.tcmb.gov.tr/. This site is in both Turkish and English, and gives links to all Turkish Banks. Turkish daily newspapers also publish daily exchange rates.

There are ATM machines throughout Turkey, particularly in larger cities and tourist centers. Credit cards are accepted by hotels and most merchants.

There is no specific date! You can just pick-up your own dates to depart your package tour ! In other words, our tours depart everyday all year-round.

Child Pricing Policy:

• • 0-2 Age: Free of Charge
• • 3-6 Age: 50% Discount