FAQs

Typically, we usually arrive back in Madrid around 5:00 to 7:00 pm on the final day of the trip (subject to the particular tour schedule). Nevertheless, it is advisable not to schedule a flight for the same evening/night due to potential traffic congestion in Madrid or unforeseen delays that could result in missing your flight.

U.S. Dollars and Euros are widely accepted in large shopping centers, hotels, and restaurants in Turkey, usually at rates close to the official exchange rate. Be sure to check the current exchange rate of Dollars or Euros to Turkish Lira (TL) before exchanging.

The official currency of Turkey is the Turkish Lira (TRY). It is divided into subunits called kuruş. Banknotes come in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 lira, while coins are available in 5, 10, 25, and 50 kuruş, and 1 lira.

Absolutely no issues. Just inform our tour guide, and he will provide guidance and assistance. Additionally, most dinners are served buffet-style, allowing you to select your preferred dishes easily. If you have allergies, if unsure, kindly mention your situation to the tour leader at restaurants or inquire with the staff about the dish ingredients.

Turkey is a beautiful country that connects Europe and Asia, blending ancient and modern history. Summer is the high tourist season, with excellent weather and many activities like trekking, mountain climbing, rock climbing, camping, spelunking, parachuting, sailing, rafting, diving, yachting, and windsurfing. Winter sees fewer visitors due to cold weather, but it’s popular among winter sports fans for skiing and snowboarding.

Throughout your tour, meals, specifically lunch and dinner, are provided as specified in the schedule. Each morning, buffet breakfasts are incorporated into your stay at all the hotels on your itinerary.

Buses cater to bigger groups, while minibusses accommodate smaller ones. The vehicles boast modern amenities and come equipped with air-conditioning for added comfort.

Turkey experiences various climates and microclimates because of different slopes and coast exposures. Overall, the climate is mild, but it’s colder along the Black Sea coast compared to the Mediterranean coast. You can expect cold, snowy winters from October to March and hot, dry summers from July to September.

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Turkey lies between Asia and Europe, so its weather blends the coolness of Europe with the humidity of Asia, creating a pleasant climate. Generally, we recommend packing a light sweater, blazer, jeans or pants, skirts, dresses, pajamas, leggings, sandals, sneakers, flip-flops, and a swimsuit.