Tour Packages

A ready-made programme does that work in advance. The programmes below are not a new service; they are the right order for tours we already run separately, day by day. In each of them the airport meet-and-greet, the intercity journeys and the hotel pick-ups happen with the same vehicle and the same driver.

The programme is a starting point, not a commitment. You can add a day, drop a stop or reorder it — the tours are private, so you never have to fit anyone else's schedule. We can arrange the accommodation too, or you can stay at your own hotel.

Four days means one city. It is enough to see Istanbul's headline sights at a comfortable pace, but trying to squeeze a day trip inside eats one of the city days. For a first-time visitor on short leave, this is the right one.

Five days is for seeing one region in depth. The Antalya and Bodrum programmes are this length because on a coastal holiday what matters is not the number of stops but the balance between hotel time and sightseeing. Trabzon is five days too, for a different reason: the places worth seeing lie outside the city and the distances do not fit into one day.

Six days is the first length at which a second city fits. Staying a night in Bursa rather than making it a day trip splits the day in two and lowers the pace.

Eight days is enough to see three places without hurrying. The logic here is not more stops but less rushing — quiet days come in between.

On a holiday of two weeks or less, at most two cities work. A third fits on paper but in practice costs two more days on the road and at the airport: a one-hour domestic flight takes five to six hours door to door. Bursa and Sapanca do not count here; both are day trips from Istanbul.