
Historic Istanbul
Ottoman megacity bridging two continents
- Private tour of Hagia Sophia and Topkapi
- Sunset cruise on the Bosphorus

Tailor-made itineraries with a local expert based in Turkey.
Five iconic facets of a journey between Europe and Asia

Ottoman megacity bridging two continents

Lunar landscapes and underground cities

Secret coves and fishing villages

Limestone waterfalls and ancient ruins

Anatolian Flavors and Culinary Traditions
Tailor-made itineraries created by our local agency in Turkey, suited to every kind of traveller.
8 daysOn the trails of Cappadocia, between fairy chimneys and troglodytic villages carved into volcanic tuff.
620 €
9 daysIn the footsteps of Alexander and Homer, between cosmopolitan Istanbul and the preserved Lake Bafa.
850 €
14 daysFrom the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia to the turquoise coves of the Lycian coast, a trek between nomadic mountains and ancient ruins.
850 €

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My checklist →Turkey unfolds its contrasting landscapes between the Aegean Sea and the Anatolian plateau, where the minarets of Istanbul are reflected in the Bosphorus at sunset. This land of passage preserves the traces of the Ottoman Empire in its century-old hammams, while the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia emerge from a lunar setting shaped by erosion. The scent of apple tea floats through the bazaars of Izmir, and the terraces of Pamukkale sparkle under a generous Mediterranean sun.
A tailor-made journey reveals this authentic Anatolia, from the fishing villages of the Lycian coast to the ceramic workshops of Kütahya, where each encounter becomes an invitation to share a meal and discover the Turkish art of living.
Istanbul fascinates with its contrasts between Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque, its Sultanahmet alleyways and panoramic views of the Bosphorus. Cappadocia offers its sculpted landscapes and hot air balloon flights at sunrise. Pamukkale reveals its natural limestone pools and the ancient ruins of Hierapolis, while the turquoise coast seduces with its crystal-clear waters and charming villages like Kaş and Kalkan.
A stay of 10 to 15 days allows you to combine historical heritage and beach relaxation, with cultural stops in Istanbul and Cappadocia, complemented by the Mediterranean coast. Couples appreciate the romantic atmosphere of cave hotels, while families prefer the beach resorts of Antalya. A budget of €2,200 per person covers a comfortable trip combining UNESCO-listed sites and authentic local experiences.
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Turquie
Our local agency Turquie lives Turkey every day. An English-speaking team in Turkey that designs each bespoke journey from the ground — attuned to your pace and desires. You work directly with the people crafting your itinerary and who will be there when you arrive.
To understand Turkey, you sometimes need to leave the main roads and walk. The trails tell the country's story differently, through its mountains, its villages and the people who live there.
— Cevdet
A network of local agencies bound by one standard — creating authentic, tailor-made and responsible journeys.
You are accompanied by a local team that knows the terrain, the seasons, the itineraries and the local partners.
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
Guides and advice to plan your trip en Turkey.

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Guide pratique pour vous aider à préparer votre séjour en Turquie ou simplement si vous recherchez des informations intéressantes sur la Turquie
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
No visa is required for French, Belgian, and Swiss citizens for a tourist stay of less than 90 days in 180 days. A valid passport or identity card for at least 150 days after entry is sufficient.
Read the full answerIn Turkey, "hello" is said "Merhaba" (mehr-ha-ba) and "thank you" is said "Teşekkür ederim" (té-chèk-ker è-dé-rim) or more commonly "Teşekkürler" (té-chèk-kür-ler).
Read the full answerTurkey offers numerous transportation options: domestic flights for long distances, comfortable trains between major cities, well-developed intercity buses, efficient public transport in metropolises, ferries in Istanbul, car rentals for rural areas, and taxis/Uber availability.
Read the full answerYou can use your phone in Turkey with international roaming, but it's expensive. More economical: buy a Turkish SIM card (Turkcell, Vodafone, Türk Telekom) with your passport. Wi-Fi is available everywhere and apps like WhatsApp work perfectly.
Read the full answerNo vaccines are mandatory for Turkey, except yellow fever if you're coming from sub-Saharan Africa or Latin America. Universal vaccinations (DTP, MMR) and hepatitis A are strongly recommended.
Read the full answerTurkey is generally safe for travelers in tourist areas such as Istanbul, Cappadocia, and Mediterranean coasts. Only the southeast near Syrian and Iraqi borders presents significant security risks.
Read the full answerHot air balloon rides in Cappadocia are safe. Companies adhere to strict standards, pilots are experienced, and flights are cancelled if weather conditions don't permit.
Read the full answerYes, women can travel alone safely in Turkey, particularly in major cities and tourist areas like Istanbul, Cappadocia, and Antalya. Standard precautions are recommended as in any destination.
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