Go home with a smile after a unique experience of Turkey on a private tour. Impressive breathtaking and stunning that is just some visitors reaction's of their visit to this beautiful country. With much to see and do it would be impossible to see everything on offer in a few days.
To give an idea of how large this country is you can fly from one end of Turkey to the other in 4.5 hours. With a population of over 78 million people and all of them ready to welcome everyone with open arms to see their amazing Country.
SOLD OUTPrivate Cappadocia Göreme Museum Guided Tours, Göreme's Open-Air Museum and it's extended Valley's, you will see a revealing true testament to the old Byzantine lifestyle.
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SOLD OUTExperience Sunday Mass at the House of the Virgin Mary and explore the area where it is believed the Virgin Mary lived out her final years with our Private Tours from Izmir.
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SOLD OUTSteam Away With a Private Escorted Tour to The Temple of Artemis, Kirazli Village, Ephesus & the Train Museum and Experience the Village Life and History.
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Turkey is a modern, secular and Western-oriented country with a dynamic economy. Its people are disarmingly friendly to visitors; the cuisine is diverse and outstanding, the cities are like large outdoor cultural museums, the countryside looks like one giant national park and the beaches where the sand is golden and sparkles like diamonds. You will never be disappointed with your visit here!
Turkey's past is simply incredible, the world's oldest city was discovered here, at Çatalhöyük ageing it at (7500 BC). The heartland of ancient Greek culture is actually in Turkey, including cities such as Troy, Pergamon, Ephesus, Miletus, and Halicarnassus. Most Turkish cities have a Roman and Byzantine past which is noted in many ways throughout the country.
As more and more visitors travel from China, Korea, Taiwan, North America and Europe, they are discovering the country and the increasingly marvellous wonder that is Turkey. As a vast and varied country, Turkey six times bigger than Mediterranean Greece yet has 50 percent fewer inhabitants per square climate kilo-meter.
It shares borders with Greece, Bulgaria, the USSR, Iran, Iraq and Syria, and this geographical position means it is neither European nor Asian, nor Middle Eastern, having traces of all three, yet distinct from them. Turkish people show a genuine hospitality to visitors they feel that 'The guest comes from God' which is an old Turkish proverb.
Their friendliness is summed up by their phrase for goodbye: Gule Gule, which means " Go with a smile." Guided or Private tours around this beautiful country is a must!