12 Night 13 Day Türkiye Tour 2025
Day 1
• Arrival in Istanbul: You will be greeted at the airport and transferred to your hotel in Istanbul, where you can rest after your journey. 5 stars hotel.
Day 2
• Cumalıkızık Village (Bursa): A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cumalıkızık is a picturesque Ottoman village known for its charming cobblestone streets and traditional stone and timber houses. Here, you’ll step back in time and experience rural Ottoman architecture, with many of the homes dating back to the 14th century.
• Green Mosque (Yeşil Camii): This iconic mosque, built in the 15th century, is one of the finest examples of early Ottoman architecture. The mosque features intricate green tile work, calligraphy, and detailed craftsmanship that give it its name, “Green Mosque.”
• After exploring Bursa, you’ll travel to Kuşadası along Turkey’s Aegean coast, where you’ll stay overnight. 5 stars hotel.
Day 3
• Ephesus: Ephesus is one of the most well-preserved ancient cities in the Mediterranean. Once the capital of Roman Asia Minor, it’s home to famous landmarks like the Library of Celsus, the Great Theatre, and the Temple of Artemis—one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
• Şirince Village: A short drive from Ephesus, Şirince is a quaint hillside village known for its wine, olive oil, and stone houses. The village has a unique blend of Turkish and Greek cultural heritage, and you’ll enjoy strolling through its narrow streets lined with artisanal shops and cafes.
• Overnight stay in Kuşadası. 5 stars hotel.
Day 4
• Laodicea: This ancient city was once a wealthy Roman trade hub and a center for early Christianity. Laodicea is known for its two theaters, baths, and impressive columned streets. It’s also one of the seven churches mentioned in the Book of Revelation.
• Pamukkale: Famous for its white travertine terraces formed by calcium-rich hot springs, Pamukkale is a natural wonder and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can walk on the terraces and explore the nearby ancient city of Hierapolis, which includes a theater, necropolis, and ancient baths.
• You’ll spend the night at a 5-star thermal hotel in Pamukkale, where you can enjoy the region’s famous hot springs.
Day 5
• Ölüdeniz (Fethiye): Known for its stunning blue lagoon and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Ölüdeniz is one of Turkey’s most beautiful beaches. Surrounded by mountains and lush greenery, it’s a great spot for relaxation and water activities.
• Optional paragliding: For an additional fee, you can enjoy a thrilling paragliding experience, launching from the nearby Mount Babadağ and soaring over the lagoon and surrounding landscapes.
• Overnight stay in Fethiye. 5 stars hotel.
Day 6
• Kaputaş Beach: Located along the D400 coastal highway, Kaputaş Beach is a small, scenic cove known for its strikingly clear, turquoise water and surrounding cliffs. It’s one of Turkey’s most photographed beaches.
• Kaş: This charming coastal town is famous for its laid-back atmosphere, historic architecture, and vibrant markets. Kaş has become popular for its friendly community, boutique shops, and views of the Mediterranean.
• Demre: After lunch, you’ll visit Demre, where you can explore St. Nicholas Church, the burial place of Saint Nicholas, the inspiration behind Santa Claus. The church features impressive frescoes and mosaics and is an important pilgrimage site.
• Transfer to Antalya for an overnight stay. 4 stars hotel.
Day 7
• Antalya Archaeological Museum: This museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from the ancient cities of the region, including statues, pottery, and mosaics. It’s one of Turkey’s largest and most important museums.
• Kaleiçi (Antalya’s Old Town): With narrow, winding streets, traditional Ottoman houses, and ancient ruins, Kaleiçi is Antalya’s historic district. You’ll enjoy exploring its lively shops, cafes, and views of the Mediterranean.
• After exploring Antalya, you’ll head to Konya, where you’ll stay overnight. 5 stars hotel.
Days 8 & 9
• Cappadocia: For two days, you’ll explore Cappadocia’s surreal landscapes, including fairy chimneys, rock-cut churches, and cave dwellings. Highlights include the Goreme Open Air Museum, with its frescoed churches; the underground city of Kaymakli or Derinkuyu; and the opportunity to take an early morning hot air balloon ride (optional, additional fee).
• Overnight stays in Cappadocia. Cave hotel.
Day 10
• Tuz Gölü (Salt Lake): On your way to Ankara, you’ll stop at Tuz Gölü, one of Turkey’s largest salt lakes. This strikingly white landscape offers unique photo opportunities.
• Anıtkabir (Mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk): In Ankara, you’ll visit Anıtkabir, the final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founder of the Republic of Turkey. This monumental site is both a tribute and museum dedicated to his life and legacy.
• After lunch in Ankara, you’ll travel to Safranbolu, a town known for its well-preserved Ottoman houses and heritage sites. You’ll have time to explore before an overnight stay. Historical mension.
Day 11
• Abant Lake: On your journey to Istanbul, you’ll visit Abant Lake, a peaceful lake surrounded by forested hills. Known for its natural beauty, it’s a great spot to take in fresh air and relax.
• Istanbul Sightseeing: Upon arrival in Istanbul, you’ll visit the Bosphorus Strait, taking in views of both the European and Asian sides of the city. Other stops include the Spice Bazaar, Galata Tower, and Istiklal Street, known for its historic architecture, shops, and cafes.
• Overnight stay in a 5-star hotel in Istanbul.
Day 12
• Sultanahmet District: The day is dedicated to exploring Istanbul’s historic Sultanahmet area. You’ll visit the Blue Mosque, known for its blue Iznik tiles; Hagia Sophia, a former cathedral and mosque with a magnificent dome; Topkapi Palace, the lavish residence of Ottoman sultans; and the Basilica Cistern, an underground marvel of Byzantine engineering.
• For lunch, enjoy Chinese hot pot, and later, savor Chinese cuisine for dinner.
• Return to your hotel. 5 stars hotel.
Day 13
• Transfer to the airport for your departure.
Optional Museum Package (English)
The following sites are part of the optional museum package, providing in-depth experiences with additional admission fees. Each site offers unique historical, cultural, and architectural significance:
1. Ephesus Terrace Houses: Located within the ancient city of Ephesus, these terraced houses were home to the city’s wealthy elite. The houses feature beautifully preserved mosaics, frescoes, and intricate architectural details, offering a glimpse into the daily life of Ephesus’s affluent residents.
2. Basilica of St. John: Situated near Ephesus, this basilica was built in the 6th century on the believed burial site of St. John the Apostle. It is a significant religious site with stunning columns and an impressive cross-shaped design.
3. Laodicea Ancient City: Known as a prosperous Roman trade center, Laodicea offers extensive ruins, including two theaters, a basilica, and a grand colonnaded street. It is one of the seven churches mentioned in the Book of Revelation.
4. St. Nicholas Church (Demre): This church, dedicated to St. Nicholas, the inspiration for Santa Claus, contains well-preserved frescoes and mosaics and is a major pilgrimage site for Christian visitors.
5. Paşabağ Valley (Cappadocia): Also known as “Monks Valley,” Paşabağ is famous for its unique fairy chimney rock formations and secluded caves once used by monks for meditation.
6. Göreme Dark Church (Cappadocia): This small rock-cut church features some of the best-preserved frescoes in Cappadocia, depicting scenes from the New Testament. The Dark Church’s limited light exposure has helped keep its colors vibrant.
7. Ihlara Valley: A 16-kilometer-long gorge filled with rock-cut churches, monasteries, and picturesque views. It’s known for its beautiful natural scenery and historical significance as a monastic retreat.
8. Hagia Sophia Museum (Istanbul): Originally a Byzantine cathedral and later an Ottoman mosque, Hagia Sophia is a masterpiece of architecture, featuring an immense dome, intricate mosaics, and a blend of Christian and Islamic elements.
9. Galata Tower: A medieval stone tower offering panoramic views of Istanbul, the Galata Tower has a fascinating history, originally built by the Genoese in the 14th century as part of their defense system.
10. Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarayı): An impressive Byzantine-era underground water reservoir with 336 marble columns, creating a unique, atmospheric experience beneath Istanbul’s bustling streets.
Optional tours:
- Cappadocia hot(ask for price)
The most populer activity in the World. 150 ballons take off same time.
- Fethiye paragliding 220$
Fethiye is one of Turkey’s holiday paradises. Especially Ölüdeniz has breathtaking views with its deep blue sea, untouched coves and unique natüre. It is the most preferred sport for those who want to do a peaceful activity in the sky. Fethiye is in a great location for this sport. It has a reputation not only for our country, but also at a global level.
- Cappadocıa atv tour or jeep safarı 100$
JEEP: There are many valleys in Cappadocia and also many different ways to explore these valleys like trekking, quad, horseback and so on but the one of the best ways is doing a jeep safari tour. Its different experience with riding 4X4 jeep inside the valleys and seeing many places as you can.Having a nice vibe and music inside the jeep adds value.
ATV TOUR: The fastest and most practical way of traveling in the valleys of Cappadocia is to join an ATV tour. You can enjoy the view while driving with your ATV bike through the fairy chimneys. During the tour, you can take breaks and watch the scenery and take beautiful photos. It is one of the best activity to go along the valleys, preferably sunrise and sunset times.
- Turkish night show 100$
Would you like to have fun at the evening of Cappadocia ? Learn more about the Turkish culture, enjoy Turkish folk, participate in the dance and plays in cave restaurant.Turkish night show is such an experience that you may have fun at plays and dances, learn about the culture and enjoy your dinner at the same time. Turkish night is one of the best ways to enjoy your evening/night in Cappadocia.If you would like to experience fun, this is the activity to choose.Turkish night show includes different folk music and dances representing different part of the country, stage plays and belly dance show in the end.
Our vehicles (1-12 pax and 13-24 pax)
- Non-smokıng
- Air-conditioned car
- Wi-fi on board
- Mini-bar on the car
- Seat belt for every passengers
- Every seat has a power point for your phone
- Year: minimum 2020
- Istanbul
- Bursa
- Kuşadası
- Pamukkale
- Fetiye
- Antalya
- Konya
- Cappadocıa
- Safranbolu
- Istanbul
- Prices are per person in double-twin or triple shared room.
- 12 Nights’ accommodations 12 Breakfast at the Hotels – 11 lunch - 10 Dinner
- Entrance tickets that itinerary including
- Throughout Chinese speaking guide Throughout private coach & Free Wifi
- Parking fees & high way fees & tipping for restaurants & Per day a P.P 2 small water in Coach
- 1.5lt water during meals share for 4 pax
- International air fares
- Hotel – mini bar, Spa, Hamam Personel expenses
- Tips to Guide & Driver (10usd/day/pax)
- International Travel insurance Portage services in the airport
- Optinal Tours
- Soft drinks and alcohols during the meals