
1-Day Eskişehir Route
A compact one-day walking route through Eskişehir, moving from the timber houses of Odunpazarı down to the Porsuk River promenade and finishing among the cafés and trams of the modern centre.

A compact one-day walking route through Eskişehir, moving from the timber houses of Odunpazarı down to the Porsuk River promenade and finishing among the cafés and trams of the modern centre.

A two-day driving route that starts among the timber-framed houses of Safranbolu, crosses the uplands of Kastamonu and the Küre Mountains, and finishes at the small Black Sea harbour of Amasra.

A three-day coastal journey from Antalya to Side that links the archaeological sites of Perge and Aspendos with the Manavgat Waterfall and the ruins of Side, with a clear day-by-day sequence of stops.

A five-day linear route along the Lycian coast from Fethiye to Kaş, linking Ölüdeniz, Kabak, the Xanthos valley, Patara and Kalkan by road and on foot.

A four-day southbound route from Cappadocia's rock-cut valleys to Konya, linking the underground cities of Derinkuyu and Kaymaklı, the Ihlara canyon, Selime Monastery and the Mevlana Museum. It is a linear, self-drive journey across the volcanic plateau of Central Anatolia into the Konya plain.

A two-day Thrace journey that starts among the Ottoman monuments of Edirne and continues north into Kırklareli, where cave systems and floodplain forests sit beneath the Yıldız Mountains.

A practical three-day west-to-east, then south, driving route across Turkish Thrace, linking Edirne's Ottoman monuments with Kırklareli's inland towns and Tekirdağ's Marmara vineyards and coast.

A four-day loop around the Sea of Marmara that starts in Istanbul, crosses to Yalova, travels inland to Bursa and finishes among the ruins of Troy and the memorials of the Gallipoli peninsula. The itinerary is built around short, logical daily drives rather than long transfers.

A three-day route based in Çanakkale that pairs the memorial landscapes of the Gallipoli Peninsula with the archaeological site of Troy and the southern Troad coast around Assos, using the Dardanelles ferry crossings as the link between two shores.

Explore Istanbul's Historic Peninsula in one day on foot, visiting Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, Topkapı Palace, and the Grand Bazaar. This compact walking route covers the highlights of Sultanahmet with a logical, easy-to-follow order.

A two-day Bosphorus route that starts on Istanbul's European shore at Ortaköy and Bebek, includes a ferry cruise up the strait, then crosses to the Asian side for Kadıköy and Üsküdar.

A two-day route through Bursa's Ottoman monuments and up to the Uludağ National Park by cable car, combining city walking with mountain hiking or skiing.

Explore the first Ottoman capital on a three-day route from Istanbul to Bursa, combining historic city sites, the mountain landscapes of Uludağ, and the preserved village of Cumalıkızık.

A compact one-day route through central Gaziantep, moving from the Zeugma Mosaic Museum to the castle hill, the historic hans and bazaars, and a baklava finish in the old centre.

A five-day, east-to-west journey across Southeastern Anatolia from Diyarbakır to Gaziantep, following the Tigris and Euphrates through Mardin, Şanlıurfa, Göbeklitepe and Harran.

A two-day route through Şanlıurfa's sacred historic quarter, the world's oldest known temple at Göbeklitepe and the beehive houses of the Harran plain, starting and finishing in Şanlıurfa city.

A four-day linear route across Southeastern Anatolia, linking the historic cities of Gaziantep, Şanlıurfa and Mardin by road, with the Neolithic site of Göbeklitepe and the ancient settlement of Harran fitted into the middle of the journey.

Explore the stone architecture of Mardin's old city and the historic monasteries of Midyat on this 3-day route through southeast Türkiye. The itinerary starts in Mardin, travels east to Midyat, and visits Deyrulzafaran and Mor Gabriel monasteries.

A four-day linear journey from the rock valleys of Cappadocia to the Seljuk city of Konya, linking cave churches, underground cities and the Ihlara Valley with the Mevlana Museum on the central Anatolian plateau.

A practical three-day Cappadocia route that starts in Göreme, heads south to the underground cities and the Ihlara Valley, then continues north through Zelve and Avanos before finishing in Ürgüp.

A two-day route from Nevşehir through the underground cities of Kaymaklı and Derinkuyu, finishing with a walk through the Ihlara Valley and the rock-cut complex at Selime.

A single-day route through Sinop, from the old harbour and castle walls to the archaeological museum, the historic prison and the wooded bays along the coast west of the city.

A three-day drive from Kastamonu's old town to the fir-covered slopes of Ilgaz National Park, combining Ottoman-era streets with mountain walking in Türkiye's Western Black Sea region.

A five-day linear journey along Türkiye's central and eastern Black Sea coast, from Sinop to Trabzon, with an inland detour to Amasya and stops in Ordu and Giresun along the way.

This 3-day route in Türkiye's Eastern Black Sea region starts and ends in Trabzon, visiting Hagia Sophia, Sümela Monastery, and Uzungöl Lake. It blends city sightseeing, mountain driving, and lakeside relaxation.

A two-day linear route from Rize city through the coastal tea gardens and the Fırtına Valley to the Ayder Plateau in the Kaçkar Mountains.

A seven-day driving route through the Eastern Black Sea highlands, from Trabzon and Sumela to Uzungöl, Ayder, the Kaçkar Mountains and the forests of Şavşat, ending at Artvin.

A six-day journey along Turkey's Central Black Sea coast from Samsun to Trabzon, visiting Ordu and Giresun with highland and beach stops.

A four-day driving route through Türkiye's Western Black Sea region, linking the historic town of Safranbolu with the coastal town of Amasra and the inland city of Kastamonu.

A circular two-day route based in Antalya that pairs the Düden and Kurşunlu waterfalls with the ancient cities of Perge, Aspendos and Termessos, following the eastern coastal plain on the first day and the Taurus foothills on the second.

A four-day linear route that starts in Marmaris, crosses the Gulf of Gökova and Lake Köyceğiz, and ends around the river, rock tombs and turtle beach of Dalyan.

A six-day linear route along Türkiye's Mediterranean coast, linking Antalya, Olympos, Demre, Kekova, Kaş, Kalkan, Patara, Fethiye and Dalyan before finishing in Marmaris. It mixes ancient cities, long beaches and small harbour towns on a continuous westward drive.

A three-day route along Türkiye's eastern Mediterranean coast, starting at Alanya Castle, continuing west to the ancient city of Side, and ending at the Manavgat Waterfalls.

A three-day loop based in Fethiye that combines the Lycian rock tombs and old harbour quarter with the Blue Lagoon at Ölüdeniz, the abandoned village of Kayaköy and the inland gorge at Saklıkent.

A five-day driving itinerary along Turkey's Mediterranean shore, linking Antalya, Phaselis, Olympos, Demre, Kekova, Kaş, Kalkan, Patara and Fethiye. The route is linear, coastal for most of its length, with short inland detours to Lycian ruins.

Two unhurried days on Türkiye's Turquoise Coast, linking the harbour town of Kaş and its Lycian tombs with a boat trip toward Kekova, the beach at Kaputaş and the old quarter of Kalkan.

A six-day linear journey from Izmir to Denizli through the great ancient cities of the Aegean, linking Ephesus, Priene, Miletus, Didyma, Lake Bafa, Pamukkale, Laodicea and Aphrodisias in one coherent corridor.

A four-day linear route along the North Aegean coast from Assos to İzmir, with stops at Ayvalık, Cunda, Dikili, Çandarlı, Bergama and Foça. The itinerary is designed for a realistic coastal and inland road trip by car.

A four-day route along Turkey's Lycian coast, driving from Fethiye and Ölüdeniz through Kalkan, Kaş, Kekova, Demre and Olympos to finish in Antalya.

A compact two-day route that pairs the terraced ruins of ancient Pergamon in inland Bergama with the olive-growing Aegean coast at Ayvalık and the causeway-linked island of Cunda.

A three-day route through Turkey's Troad region, starting in Çanakkale and finishing at the clifftop village and ancient harbour of Assos, with Troy and the lesser-known classical ruins in between.

A compact two-day Aegean route that starts among the windmills and stone lanes of Alaçatı and finishes at the castle, harbour and thermal beaches of Çeşme, all on the same peninsula west of İzmir.

A four-day west-to-east Aegean route that links the ancient city of Ephesus and the House of Virgin Mary in Selçuk with the white travertine terraces and Hierapolis ruins at Pamukkale, near Denizli.

A five-day circular drive around the Bodrum Peninsula that links the historic core of Bodrum with the southern shore village of Gümüşlük, the western town of Turgutreis and the northern villages of Yalıkavak, Göltürkbükü and Torba.

A three-day Aegean journey from central İzmir to the Çeşme Peninsula, pairing a historic bazaar and waterfront with a castle, coastal bays, and the stone houses of Alaçatı.

A seven-day southbound route through Troy, Assos, Bozcaada, Ayvalık, Bergama, İzmir and Ephesus, combining archaeology, coastal towns and Aegean culture.

A five-day journey from Trabzon through Uzungöl, Rize, Çamlıhemşin, Ayder, Borçka and Şavşat, combining Black Sea culture with forests, lakes and highlands.

A three-day route combining Antalya’s old city with Perge, Aspendos, Side, Olympos and the Mediterranean landscapes around Çıralı.

A two-day route combining Safranbolu’s Ottoman streets and traditional houses with the Black Sea scenery and historic harbour town of Amasra.

A one-day route through Eskişehir combining Odunpazarı’s historic streets, local food, the Porsuk River and some of the city’s best-known public spaces.