What is the best time to visit Turkey?

Spring and fall seasons are usually the ideal time for Turkey tours. From early April to late May, temperatures are moderate, and the blooming nature has a lot to offer. Similarly, September and October are perfect times for sightseeing, since the warmness of summer lingers on and popular spots are less crowded.



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April, May, September and October are pleasantly warm, with temperatures of 68°F to 86°F, so are typically the best times to visit Turkey's grand array of ancient sites. The summer months (June through to September) are very hot, with temperatures reaching the mid-thirties on the south coast.

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For Lowest Prices & Fewer Crowds
When it comes to affordable prices and fewer tourists, the shoulder season, between April and May and September and October, is a great time to visit Turkey. For even more affordable rates on flights and accommodations, visit November during the low season.

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Personally, if it is your first time to Turkey I would not recommend spending less than 10 days to 2 weeks in the country. To get between cities, it's often just easier and much quicker to fly.

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Turkey - Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution. Reissued with obsolete COVID-19 page links removed. Exercise increased caution when traveling to Turkey due to terrorism and arbitrary detentions. Some areas have increased risk.

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Turkish Airlines is the only airline offering direct flights between Turkey and the United States. The airline offers services from its primary hub in Istanbul Atatürk Airport to nine cities in the United States- San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Houston, New York, Chicago, Miami, Boston, and Washington D.C.

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Where to stay?
  • Istanbul is an obvious place to start. ...
  • Cappadocia is another well known Turkish highlight, the wondrously lunar looking landscape with the villages of caves carved into the basalt. ...
  • Fethiye is another beach favourite.


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List of Top 17 Things in Turkey (Food, Culture and Activities)
  • Hot Air Balloon Rides in Cappadocia. (source: wanderlustchloe) ...
  • Traditional Gulet Boat and Sailing. (source: guletyacht) ...
  • Famous Lycian Way Tombs. (source: timetravelturtle) ...
  • Turkish Cuisine. ...
  • Turkish Beverages. ...
  • Tulip. ...
  • Turkish Baths. ...
  • Turkish Carpets.


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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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Overall, Greece is more expensive than Turkey. Accommodation, food, and transportation costs are all higher in Greece than in Turkey. However, this doesn't mean that Turkey is a cheap destination – you can still expect to spend a fair amount of money on your trip.

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Tourist Visas U.S. passport holders may apply for an e-visa for Turkey at www.evisa.gov.tr for tourism or short-term business travel. For any other purpose of travel, the applicant must obtain a Turkish visa in advance from the Turkish Embassy/Consulate.

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