Istanbul Troy Assos Ayvalik
Pergamum Ephesus Tour

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Ephesus Pergamum Ayvalik Assos Troy Istanbul Tour

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Seven Churches Religious special interest tour

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Istanbul Canakkale
Ephesus Cappadoccia Tour

Combination Packages Tours in Turkey

Marmaris Rhodos
Santorini Athens Tour

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Istanbul to Athens or vv.
includes Cappadocia, Ephesus, Mykonos, Santorini and more

Escorted Tour Packages

Istanbul Cappadocia
Samsun Trabzon Kars Dogubeyazit Van Tour

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Istanbul Cappadocia Nemrut Mountain Urfa Diyarbakir Van Dogubeyazit Kars Trabzon Tour

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Istanbul Cappadocia
Gulet Cruise
Ephesus Pamukkale Tour

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Istanbul Canakkale Troy
Ephesus Pamukkale Cappadocia Nemrut Mountain Urfa Gaziantep

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Istanbul Canakkale Troy Assos Ephesus Pamukkale Antalya Konya Cappadocia

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Our Recomended Tours in Turkey

Istanbul Gallipoli Troy Kusadasi Ephesus Didyma Priene Miletos Pamukkale Perge Aspendos Side Cappadocia Antalya Tour Istanbul Ankara Hattusas Cappadocia Pamukkale Fethiye Marmaris Blue Voyage Kusadasi Istanbul Tour Istanbul Ankara Hattusas Cappadocia Pamukkale Ephesus Pergamon Canakkale Troy Gallipoli Kusadasi Tour

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Turkey is at the center of “Eurasia”, where three regions of the world, Europe, the former Soviet Union and the Middle East intersect. Granted a unique location at the heart of Euro-Asia, Turkey has far been discovered by tourists from all parts of the world. Geographically, the country is located in the northern half of the hemisphere at a point that is about halfway between the equator and the North Pole, at a longitude of 36 degrees N to 42 degrees N and latitude of 26 degrees E to 45 degrees E. Turkey is roughly rectangular in shape and is 1,660 kilometers wide. Because of its geographical location the mainland of Anatolia has always found favor throughout history, and is the birthplace of many great civilizations. It has also been prominent as a centre of commerce because of its land connections to three continents and the sea surrounding it on three sides. Turkey is generally divided into seven regions: the Black Sea region, the Marmara region, the Aegean, the Mediterranean, Central Anatolia, the East and Southeast Anatolia regions. The uneven north Anatolian terrain running along the Black Sea resembles a narrow but long belt. The land of this region is approximately 1/6 of Turkey's total land area. The land borders of Turkey are 2,573 kilometers in total, and coastlines (including islands) are another 8,333 kilometers, Turkey has two European and six Asian countries for neighbors along its land borders. The land border to the northeast with the commonwealth of Independent States is 610 kilometers long; that with Iran, 454 kilometers long, and that with Iraq 331 kilometers long. In the south is the 877 kilometers-long border with Syria, which took its present form in 1939, when the Republic of Hatay joined Turkey. Turkey's borders on the European continent consist of a 212-kilometre frontier with Greece and a 269-kilometre border with Bulgaria.