Turkey: Cradle of Civilizations

Bringing Asia and Europe together, Turkey is like a living museum with its thousands of years of history and fascinating landscapes. Discover the soul of these lands with our tours.

• Istanbul: A unique blend of history, culture, and modernity, Istanbul will surprise you at every turn. Experience the rich heritage of this metropolis that spans two continents, with its iconic mosques, Byzantine palaces, and bustling bazaars.

• Cappadocia: This is a fairy-tale land created by nature and history hand-in-hand. You will feel like you are in another world, with "fairy chimneys" under the hot air balloons floating in the sky and fascinating underground cities extending hundreds of meters below the ground.

• Ephesus: With its history dating back to the 10th century BC, Ephesus is one of the most magnificent cities of Ancient Rome. As you wander through its well-preserved ruins, such as the Library and the theatre, you will feel as if you have traveled back in time.

• Pamukkale: Resembling a cotton castle with its white travertine terraces, this natural wonder will mesmerize you with its stunning scenery. The ancient ruins of Hierapolis also add historical depth to this unique region.

Greece: Heart of the Ancient World

The birthplace of Western civilization, Greece is famous for its historical richness as well as its islands sparkling in the turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea. Each of our islands offers you a different dream.

• Athens: The heart of modern Greece and the cradle of democracy. Watch the entire city from the top of the Acropolis and witness the magnificence of ancient wonders like the Parthenon. Athens is a vibrant metropolis where history and modern life are intertwined.

• Mykonos: Known as the address for fun and luxury, Mykonos is famous for its iconic windmills and white-washed labyrinthine streets. Relax on its unique beaches and enjoy the lively nightlife.

• Santorini: Considered one of the most romantic islands in the world, Santorini offers breathtaking views with its villages built on the edge of a volcanic caldera. With its white houses and blue-domed churches shining at sunset, it looks as if it's straight out of a postcard.

Turkey

• Best Time to Visit: The ideal time for coastal regions is the summer months. However, for milder weather and fewer crowds, the shoulder months like April-May and October-November are perfect. Winter is suitable for visiting cultural sites like Ephesus in a quieter environment.

• Currency: The local currency of Turkey is the Turkish Lira (TRY).

• Language: The official language is Turkish. English is widely spoken in tourist areas.

• Climate: The climate varies from Mediterranean on the coast to continental inland, with hot summers and cold, snowy winters.

• What to Pack: Bring comfortable clothing and layers. Modest clothing is recommended for religious sites, and perhaps an older swimsuit for the mineral springs of Pamukkale. Leave room in your suitcase for souvenirs!

• Money and Tipping: Major credit cards are widely accepted in cities, but it's a good idea to carry cash for smaller vendors. Tipping 10-15% is customary in restaurants.

• Internet and Transport: Wi-Fi is widely available in cities. For urban transport, using local apps like **BiTaksi** is very practical.

• E-Visa: Many nationalities require an **e-visa** to enter Turkey, so be sure to check the requirements and apply in advance.

• Safety: Turkey is a safe destination for tourists. As in any crowded area, it's wise to be mindful of your belongings.

Greece

• Best Time to Visit: Summer (June-August) is the most popular time to visit the islands and beaches. However, for exploring historical sites and cities, spring (April-June) and fall (September-October) are ideal.

• Currency: The currency of Greece is the Euro (EUR).

• Language: The official language is Greek. English is widely spoken in tourist areas and hotels.

• Climate: Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters.

• What to Pack: Bring comfortable shoes for walking, and a hat and sunscreen for sun protection. A swimsuit and light clothing are essential for the beaches and islands.

• Money and Tipping: Credit cards are widely used. Carrying cash is important, especially in smaller villages. Tipping in restaurants is generally at your discretion.

• Internet and Transport: Wi-Fi is usually available in hotels, cafes, and restaurants. For transport in major cities like Athens, you can use apps like **Uber** or **Beat**.

• Visa: Greece is a member of the **Schengen Area**. You should check in advance whether you need a visa to travel to this region.

• Safety: Greece is a very safe country for tourists. However, as in any popular destination, it's important to be mindful of your belongings.