Turkey Encompassed: 15 Days from Istanbul
Tour details
- Ancient Wonders Walk among ruins, temples, and timeless landmarks
- Group Tour Join a group and forge lifelong friendships
- Fully Guided An experienced guide will be with you for the entire tour
- Low Intensity Travelers can expect some light physical activities
- Guided in English
- Max Group Size 12
- Ages 15+
Itinerary
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This 15-day small-group trip starts and ends in Istanbul, covering the country's major historical sites and varied landscapes. You will explore the cave dwellings and fairy chimneys of Cappadocia, the submerged ruins around Kekova, the marble streets of Ephesus, and the white travertine terraces of Pamukkale. The itinerary also includes the battlefields of Gallipoli, the Sufi heritage of Konya, and coastal time in Antalya and Kas. Travel is by comfortable air-conditioned minibus with frequent stops; some driving days are long. All site visits are guided, with free time built in. Pack sturdy walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen and layers — summer heat can be intense and winter nights surprisingly cold.
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Arrive in Istanbul and meet your leader and fellow travellers at 6 pm. The group then heads to a local street-side cafe for a first taste of Turkish food and a relaxed introduction to the city.
Locations
- Istanbul
Optional Activities
- Dinner at a street-side cafe (Turkish cuisine)
Landmarks
- Istanbul
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Spend the morning on a guided walk through Istanbul's historic centre. You will see the 17th-century Blue Mosque with its six minarets and Iznik tiles, and the monuments of the ancient Hippodrome. In the afternoon, drive to the rural town of Beypazari for a free evening to wander at your own pace.
Locations
- Istanbul, Beypazari
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Guided walk of Istanbul
- Blue Mosque visit
- Hippodrome visit (Obelisk of Theodosius, Serpent Column, German Fountain)
Landmarks
- Blue Mosque
- Hippodrome
- Obelisk of Theodosius
- Serpent Column
- German Fountain
- Beypazari
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Visit the Living Museum of Beypazari to see re-enactments and interactive displays of traditional Turkish folk culture. Then drive to Cappadocia, arriving with time to explore the valleys, fairy chimneys and rock formations independently.
Locations
- Beypazari, Cappadocia
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Living Museum of Beypazari visit
Optional Activities
- Self-guided exploration of Cappadocia towns
Landmarks
- Cappadocia
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An optional sunrise hot-air balloon flight is available for aerial views of the region. Later, visit the Goreme Open Air Museum to see cave chapels, churches and monasteries carved between AD 900 and 1200; the Dark Church can be entered for an extra fee. The afternoon and evening are free for valley walks or sunset watching.
Locations
- Goreme
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Goreme Open Air Museum visit
Optional Activities
- Hot air balloon flight at sunrise
- Dark Church visit (additional cost)
- Sunset hike
Landmarks
- Goreme Open Air Museum
- Dark Church
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Walk through nearby valleys to discover rock formations, fairy chimneys and early Christian cave chapels. Around lunchtime, share a home-cooked meal at the cave home of Nuray, a local host. Afterwards, visit a potter working with red river clay in the Avanos area, then see Devrent Valley and Pasabag Valley before a free evening.
Locations
- Avanos
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch Home-cooked meal prepared by local host Nuray, including Turkish delight
Included Activities
- Valley walk through rock formations and fairy chimneys
- Home-cooked lunch at local host's cave home
- Pottery demonstration and meeting with local potter
- Devrent Valley visit
- Pasabag Valley visit
Optional Activities
- Purchase handcrafted pottery souvenirs
Landmarks
- Devrent Valley
- Pasabag Valley
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Explore the Underground City of Ozkonak, a multi-level network of tunnels and rooms carved from volcanic rock. Drive to Konya, the birthplace of the Whirling Dervishes, where your leader guides you through the Mevlana Museum to learn about Rumi and the Sufi whirling tradition.
Locations
- Cappadocia, Ozkonak, Konya
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Ozkonak Underground City visit
- Konya orientation walk
- Mevlana Museum guided tour
Landmarks
- Ozkonak Underground City
- Mevlana Museum
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Cross the Taurus Mountains to reach Antalya on the Mediterranean coast. Your leader walks you through the Old City's narrow lanes, pointing out the clock tower, Hadrian's Gate and the Roman Harbour. Spend the rest of the day at leisure in Kaleici, the historic quarter with Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman remains, with time to swim or relax by the sea.
Locations
- Antalya
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Taurus Mountains drive
- Old City orientation walk
- Clock tower visit
- Hadrian's Gate visit
- Roman Harbour visit
- Kaleici historic zone visit
Optional Activities
- Swimming and relaxation at Mediterranean beaches
Landmarks
- Clock Tower
- Hadrian's Gate
- Roman Harbour
- Kaleici
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Tour the Antalya Museum to see well-preserved statues in the Hall of Gods and other archaeological treasures. Continue to the coastal village of Kas, known for its whitewashed houses and ancient Greek theatre. Lunch is at waterfront restaurants with private sea access; the evening is free to browse handicraft markets and eat fresh seafood.
Locations
- Antalya, Kas
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Antalya Museum guided tour
- Kas village exploration
Optional Activities
- Swimming at waterfront restaurants
- Handicraft market shopping
- Freshly caught seafood dinner
Landmarks
- Antalya Museum
- Kas
- Ancient Greek Theatre
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Drive to Kekova and board a local boat for a cruise among the islands. You will see ancient submerged houses through the clear water. A homemade Turkish lunch with fresh seafood is served on board, with stops at protected inlets for swimming. Return to Kas for the evening.
Locations
- Kekova, Kas
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch Hearty homemade Turkish meal on board with fresh seafood (when in season)
Included Activities
- Kekova boat cruise and island tour
- Lunch on board (seafood, when in season)
Optional Activities
- Swimming at protected inlets
Landmarks
- Kekova
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Travel to Pamukkale to bathe in the mineral-rich thermal waters that flow down the white travertine terraces. Explore the adjacent ancient city of Hierapolis with your leader, visiting the temple, fountain, bath, basilica, necropolis and theatre. The evening is free to wander the site or town.
Locations
- Pamukkale
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Hierapolis and Travertines National Park visit
- Thermal hot springs dip
Optional Activities
- Self-guided exploration of Pamukkale
Landmarks
- Pamukkale
- Hierapolis
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Depart early for Selcuk, the base for Ephesus. En route, stop at the hillside village of Sirince to sample local fruit wines at a wine house. In Selcuk, visit Ayasuluk Hill to see the 14th-century Isa Bey Mosque, the Byzantine Grand Fortress and the ruins of the Basilica of St John, followed by an orientation walk through town.
Locations
- Sirince, Selcuk
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Sirince village visit
- Local fruit wine tasting
- Isa Bey Mosque visit
- Byzantine Grand Fortress visit
- Basilica of St John ruins visit
- Selcuk orientation walk
Landmarks
- Sirince
- Isa Bey Mosque
- Grand Fortress
- Basilica of St John
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Tour Ephesus with your leader, who explains its 1,500-year history. Walk the marble streets to see running-water systems, public latrines, a medical institute, Roman baths, the grand theatre and the Library of Celsus. Lunch is at a family-run restaurant serving fresh gozleme (Turkish flatbreads with various fillings). The afternoon and evening are free for further exploration.
Locations
- Selcuk
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch Gozleme (Turkish flatbreads filled with spinach and feta, spicy potato or meat) made fresh at a family-run restaurant
Included Activities
- Ephesus archaeological site guided tour
- Gozleme making demonstration and lunch
Optional Activities
- Self-guided exploration of Ephesus
Landmarks
- Ephesus
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Drive to Canakkale, stopping at the ancient city of Troy to explore the ruins with your leader and photograph the replica Trojan Horse. In Canakkale, your leader walks you along the Dardanelles waterfront. The rest of the day is free to find local restaurants and perhaps try dondurma (stretchy Turkish ice cream) on an evening stroll.
Locations
- Troy, Çanakkale
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Troy archaeological site visit
- Canakkale orientation walk
Optional Activities
- Waterfront stroll and dondurma (Turkish ice cream)
Landmarks
- Troy
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Cross the Dardanelles to the Gallipoli Peninsula. Visit Anzac Cove's beaches and cemeteries, then climb to the Lone Pine and Chunuk Bair memorials. See the Ataturk Memorial with views over the strait and remnants of WWI Turkish trenches. Return to Istanbul in the late afternoon or evening, with the option of a final group dinner.
Locations
- Gallipoli, Istanbul
Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Gallipoli Peninsula battlefields tour
- Anzac Cove visit
- Lone Pine memorial visit
- Chunuk Bair memorial visit
- Ataturk Memorial visit
Optional Activities
- Final group dinner celebration
Landmarks
- Gallipoli Peninsula
- Anzac Cove
- Lone Pine Memorial
- Chunuk Bair Memorial
- Ataturk Memorial
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The trip ends this morning with no scheduled activities. You can depart at any time; if you wish to stay longer in Istanbul, contact your booking agent in advance to arrange extra accommodation.
Locations
- Istanbul
Optional Activities
- Additional accommodation in Istanbul (available upon request)
Dates & Prices
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From Wednesday 17 Mar 2027To Wednesday 31 Mar 2027
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From Wednesday 24 Mar 2027To Wednesday 7 Apr 2027
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From Saturday 27 Mar 2027To Saturday 10 Apr 2027
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From Wednesday 31 Mar 2027To Wednesday 14 Apr 2027
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From Monday 5 Apr 2027To Monday 19 Apr 2027
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From Wednesday 7 Apr 2027To Wednesday 21 Apr 2027
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From Friday 9 Apr 2027To Friday 23 Apr 2027
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From Sunday 11 Apr 2027To Sunday 25 Apr 2027
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From Wednesday 14 Apr 2027To Wednesday 28 Apr 2027
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From Saturday 17 Apr 2027To Saturday 1 May 2027
Partners
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Alesia Tour
Tour PartnerFrom the field to the feed: Alesia supports operations and curates tour experiences for discerning audiences.
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Intrepid Travel
Tour partnerOrganises and runs this tour on the ground, from guides and transport to accommodation.
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TourRadar
Booking partnerYour booking is handled and secured through TourRadar, the world’s largest marketplace for multi-day tours. Payments are processed on their secure checkout.
Included
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- The style of accommodation indicated in the day-to-day itinerary is a guideline only and may change. On some occasions, alternative arrangements may need to be made due to the lack of availability of rooms in our preferred accommodation. In these cases, we will use a similar standard of accommodation.
- Throughout the trip, we request that our properties prepare rooms in time for our arrival, especially if we're arriving prior to normal check-in time. However, this isn't always possible which means we won't be able to check-in immediately on arrival at some hotels. Instead, we can store our luggage and explore our new destination or on some trips, have use of shared day rooms until all rooms are available.
- Hotel (14 nights)
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- All group trips are accompanied by one of our group leaders. The aim of the group leader is to take the hassle out of your travels and to help you have the best trip possible. We endeavour to provide the services of an experienced leader however, due to the seasonality of travel, rare situations may arise where your leader is new to a particular region or training other group leaders.
- Your leader will provide information on the places you are travelling through, offer suggestions for things to do and see, recommend great local eating venues, and introduce you to our local friends. You can expect them to have a broad general knowledge of the places visited on the trip.
- In Turkey, in accordance with local regulations your Leader will also be a registered Guide with the Ministry of Tourism. They will have vast general knowledge of the places visited on the trip, specialized knowledge of the sites visited and provide full guiding services.
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- 14 breakfasts, 3 lunches
- This tour offers Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal and Kosher food options on request. Simply let the tour partner know the food option that you prefer.
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- Complimentary arrival transfer
- Istanbul - Blue Mosque Visit
- Istanbul - City Tour
- Beypazari - Yasayan Muze (Living Museum of Beypazari)
- Cappadocia - Goreme Open Air Museum
- Cappadocia - Pottery Demonstration
- Cappadocia - Pasabag and Devrent Valley walk
- Cappadocia - Home-cooked lunch
- Konya - Mevlana Museum
- Cappadocia - Ozkonak Underground City
- Antalya - Leader-led Orientation Walk
- Antalya - Kaleici visit
- Antalya - Antalya Museum
- Kas - Leader-led Orientation Walk
- Kas - Sailing trip with lunch
- Pamukkale - Hierapolis and Travertines National Park
- Selcuk - Leader-led Orientation Walk
- Sirince - Village Visit and Fruit Wine Tasting
- Ephesus - Archaeological Site Visit
- Selcuk - Gozleme making demonstration and lunch
- Canakkale - Leader-Led Orientation Walk
- Troy - Archaeological Site Visit
- Gallipoli - Battlefields visit
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- Private Bus, Boat
Not Included
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- International flights not included.
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- Other activities and services not included
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- Other activities and services not included
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Robert
Excellent & thoroughly enjoyable 2-week tour, Turkey Encompassed.
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Lynn
This trip exceeded all my expectations. The small group was perfect, we were able to bypass lines, keep together as a group, or easily met up and explored on our own. I was very lucky to be placed with a charming young woman as my roomie. Our driver Abraham was amazing, he was probably the best driver and though some roads were quite tricky, he handled them with ease. We had 2 guides, both of whom were excellent. John, our first ( for the first 5 days ) was extremely knowledgeable, charming, resourceful and funny, unfortunately he developed a some kind of bug and felt he could not complete the tour, without compromising our trip. He was able to find a remarkable substitute, ~Ahmet Berke Topaloğlu. Berke, was challenged with stepping into some very big shoes, holy smokes he excelled. Berke was knowledgeable with attention to detail. He admitted he was still working on his English skills, yet within those 2 weeks him command of the language improved significantly. He too was absolutely charming, friendly and sincerely passionate, looking into all our needs and concerns. He even took us to his Moms house for tea and he play a traditional Turkish instrument! I highly recommend this Intrepid Tour., I’m already planning my next!
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TAORAN
Very good guide: helping, knowledgeable and guidance every day.
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Jazzy
Lots of places to see on this tour, and some real bucket list moments. Our guide, Lev, was sensational. He went above and beyond. Feels like intrepid as a company really cares and their tour was well thought out. Be prepared for many long days of driving, however it’s just a part of covering so many kms. Very comfortable bus to travel in though. Gallipoli and the boat trip in Kas were highlights.
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Eric
### Logistical nightmare and boring stories ### I rarely bother with writing bad reviews because I like to give people the benefit of the doubt. But this is one of the worst purchase experiences in my 40 year life, so I hope this information can be helpful to you and keep you from a regretful purchase. For a little context, we had 5 people on this tour. Two in their late 20s, one in their 30s and two in their 40s. The tour-mates made the tour bearable, but the tour itself was a disaster. Let me list the ways this tour not only fell below expectations, but ruined an otherwise wonderful stay in a country full of warm people. 1. **We did not have a tour leader.** Most tours have a tour leader who manages the logistics and a local guide who walk you through the sites. This tour tries to save money by making one person do both. This means the logistics was a nightmare, and no one took care of the tour people. Let me elaborate. 2. **Time estimates are all over the place.** We stopped at Troy and he said we will be there for 45 min. He started telling us historical facts in a boring way for 30 min, then we finally took a walk together and we didn’t exit until 1.5 hours later, that’s 2x the predicted time. This happened again at Ephesus, with an estimate of 3 hours without no bathroom access, in the raw 40C heat with no shade, and then it became 4 hours with such conditions. Keep in mind that the guide has been to this site at least 100 times already. To be this far off is appalling. Lunch times are unpredictable, so one day it’s at noon and the next day it’s at 3pm. And there’s no warning, so luckily we did not have diabetics on the tour. If we’re at a site, and someone wants to branch off and meet the group at the exit, the guide cannot give an estimate of when we will be back on the bus again. We were only 5 in the group, and it’s already chaos. I can’t imagine if it’s 10 or 12 people. I’ve never seen a tour managed so poorly. 3. **The guide did not care about the health of the group.** I understand the the guide is not the tour doctor, but it’s really basic human decency to check in, especially as a leader. Every person had tummy problems once or more during the trip. And people will say so out loud too, and obviously looked unwell at meals. But he never asked about it, or checked in on anyone afterwards. He never offered to go to restaurants to help a person get the right food for them to recover or to stop at a pharmacy. Instead, we were checking on each other to make sure everyone was ok, because that’s basic human decency in a group. For all the talk of “hospitality” in the Turkish culture, I am amazed at this lack of care. 4. **The stories are boring, we Google’d the info instead.** When you get only one local guide for two weeks and you get a great one, awesome. But if you get a bad one, prepared to be bored out of your mind. This guy had credentials. Graduated four years from guiding school in Turkey and 15 years of actual guiding experience. But man, the stories, if you can even call them that, are boring. Lists of dates and facts is not a story. A 2 min story takes 30 minutes to tell. You might as well watch a YouTube video instead and learn more. An interesting aside, when the tour started, we had a kick-off meeting at the hotel. The travel company’s branch manager was there along with the guide to observe the kick-off meeting. The manager told us this tour guide is “one of their best.” Oh my. If this is the best they have then you have no hope of getting a good tour guide with this company my friend. Stay away. 5. **You get no information, logistically speaking.** This is the kicker. We booked a tour so we didn’t have to research what’s around the corner. The point of a guide is to guide you. To give you heads-up about where we’re visiting, how long it’ll be, where the good picture spot is, on-site conditions so you can be prepared for rough terrain, heat etc. you get the idea. But no. Nothing. In fact, I had to ask every-single-day for even the basic itinerary the next day. There was one day in Cappadokia when the guide took us for a one hour walk near the rock formations. The “walk” turned out to be a real bush-wacking experience, scaling slippery gravel, dropping into dry river beds between small canyon rocks, and exposed to bare sun in 100F heat for the entire “walk”. I would at least call that a hike and tell people to put on hiking shoes. I actually had hiking shoes that stayed useless in my suitcase while I scaled the steep gravel in unsuitable footwear. Luckily nobody got hurt. But this tour is rated for any age, as in a 65 year old can join, and I don’t know what could’ve happened then. It was a one-way walk so there was no turning back either. 6. Hotels are below grade. They booked us in $25 a night (for two) hotels that smell like cigarette smoke, when we paid $250 a night (for two) for this tour. There were 3 nights like this out of 14. We know because we checked prices on some of these hotel rooms. Yes we know that our rate includes the bus, the guide and some of the entrance fees. Taking into account the company’s margins it should still leave at least $150 a night to book us a decent room. So instead of enjoying a good night’s sleep I was taking allergy pills and wearing masks to get through the night. This is not ok. Stay away from this tour company or you’ll regret it.
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Adrian
I had high expectations but the effective tour was above those expectations. Excellent selection of the places to be visited, excellent selection of the accomodation, excellent guide / leader of the group, excellent transportation, excellent mix of history, culture, exploration, entertainment and relaxation.
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Kathy
Fantastic tour and guide! Turkey is amazing and the tour is fast paced.
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Andrea
Great guide, who was very caring & helpful/resourceful. Great drivers, who handled unexpected issues well. Really enjoyed the tour, with the small group size & emphasis on meeting local people. A bit too much uninterrupted driving time... the initial travel day was nicely broken up with things to see along the way, but most of the other days had long drives with only stops for bathroom/food, but no sightseeing along the way, which made for long days.
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Tyron
Tour guide extremely well informed and organised. I felt completely safe at all times. The places visited were exactly what I was expecting. In fact expectations were exceeded.
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Tanya
The trips i have done with Intrepid have been well organised.Excellent tour leaders and guides.Good sized groups, not too big or small. Mixed nationalities.
Tour ID: 62715
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