How safe is Turkey for American tourists?

Turkey is generally a safe country for tourists, but there are some areas and regions that you should avoid. The first area to avoid is the southeastern region of Türkiye, which has been plagued by violence and crime in recent years, and it is unsafe for tourists. Cities to avoid in the area are: Diyarbakir.



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Latest update:We continue to advise exercise a high degree of caution in Türkiye. You'll need an e-visa for tourism or business if you're staying for less than 90 days (see 'Travel'). We advise: Exercise a high degree of caution in Türkiye overall due to the threat of terrorism.

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Yes, I generally do believe Istanbul, Turkey to be a safe destination for women travelers. I've traveled to Istanbul both solo and as a group of women over the years, and while it wasn't without petty scams and street harassment, I never felt truly unsafe in the city.

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The amount of money you need per day in Turkey can vary depending on various factors such as your travel style, accommodation choices, dining preferences, and activities. On average, a budget traveler can expect to spend around $30 to $50 per day in Turkey, EXCLUDING accommodation.

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U.S. citizens do typically need an e-visa to enter Turkiye, but cruise ship passengers are permitted to come ashore without a visa for day visits by special arrangements.

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Turkey remains one of the top tourist and investment destinations for British nationals. The towns of Çesme, Didim, Fethiye, Marmaris, Bodrum and Antalya are hot spots for Britons in Turkey.

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In beach resort areas, shorts are completely fine. Consider wearing longer shorts or jeans when exploring other cities like Cappadocia, Ankara, and Istanbul. Blue and black jeans are actually a popular staple in Istanbul.

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