About this trip
Seven days across three very different parts of Turkey — Istanbul's old city, the cave country of Cappadocia and the coast at Antalya — travelling by plane between them so you spend more time exploring and less on the road.
You'll sleep in a cave hotel in Cappadocia and in centrally located, characterful small hotels in Istanbul and Antalya, with a small group rather than a big coach tour.
Alongside the big sights there's a real thread of local life running through it — family-owned restaurants, Anatolia's ceramic tradition going back to Hittite times, and the valleys' sunrise and sunset views.
What you'll do
- Explore Istanbul's historic architecture and old city
- Sleep in a cave hotel in Cappadocia
- Catch sunrise and sunset over the Cappadocia valleys
- Learn about Turkey's ceramic tradition dating to the Hittites
- Eat at family-owned local restaurants across Anatolia
- Stay in characterful, centrally located small hotels in Istanbul, Cappadocia and Antalya
- Moderate pace, partially guided, and pitched for groups including families
- Domestic flights are used to move between Istanbul, Cappadocia and Antalya
- Religious sites require shoulders and head covered for women and knees covered for men — no shorts
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Istanbul · 20 Jul – 21 Jul
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