Which area to stay in Turkey?

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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Ürgüp is one of Cappadocia's largest towns and its upmarket hotels and fine restaurants have given it the reputation for being one of the best places to stay in Turkey. It is also a good spot to explore this whole region from as you're right near Ortahisar where there's a castle, a monastery and a folk museum.

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With some of the most famous and impressive landmarks, Istanbul is undoubtedly the best city to stay in when visiting Turkey for the first time. From the city, first-time travelers can have access to some of the most popular attractions in the country.

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As a less touristic city than Istanbul, Ankara offers competitive prices for accommodations, dining, and transportation, allowing visitors to experience the best of the country without straining their budget.

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Depending on your perspective Antalya probably has more natural sites (excepting the sea which is equally gorgeous) in close proximity. If your say culture beaches and fun then do go to Bodrum. Where the beaches are in Antalya there are mainly All Inclusive hotels, so less nightlife. Bodrum is famous for fun.

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Dalaman isn't a a place to spend a holiday; it has an airport which feeds nearby resorts such as, for example, Marmaris or Fethiye . By contrast, Antalya is the heart - no comparison - of Turkey's sun&sea tourism, and one of the most visited places in the world.

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If you're wondering how many days in Turkey you need, you could easily spend months. It would take that long to see all the main attractions and historical sites! But you can cover the best of Turkey in 2 weeks. We've mentioned that the 2-week Turkey itinerary set out below is customizable.

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10 of the most beautiful places in Turkey
  1. The Fairy Chimneys of Cappadocia. High on the Anatolian plateau, the curious landscapes of Cappadocia resemble a fantasy world.
  2. The pools of Pamukkale. ...
  3. Blue Lagoon, Olüdeniz. ...
  4. Gümüslük, Bodrum. ...
  5. The domes of Istanbul. ...
  6. Patara. ...
  7. Kas ...
  8. Ephesus. ...


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Kusadasi is one of the most popular Turkish destinations which is a favourite for many tourists. Antalya is also a great beach holiday and is filled with many historic sites which make it the perfect destination for those who are culturally curious.

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The most expensive cities in Turkey
  • Istanbul is the most expensive city in Turkey.
  • Costs in Istanbul, the most expensive city in Turkey.
  • Ankara is the second most expensive city in Turkey.


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Its warm weather, beautiful beaches, and natural attractions make it an appealing destination for Russians seeking a change from their colder climate. Tourism: Antalya is a popular tourist destination, drawing visitors from around the world.

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Antalya is certainly a location that is rich in history, with many ancient sites to explore. You can see Hadrian's Gate in the center of the city and even wander around the ruins of the ancient capital city of Xanthos.

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The Bodrum peninsula is tiny, but it manages to pack a lot in — fine dining, luxury hotels and high culture, all set in striking surrounds. This is the most exclusive part of the Turkish riviera, where the super-wealthy bring their yachts each summer and celebrities dodge the paparazzi in hidden bays.

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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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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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