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How to plan your trip to Turkey? Here's what you need to know to do it yourself, or take a tour, or a mixture of both.

Among the best introductory tours to Turkey is Classical Turkey, a 14-day itinerary by Argeus Tourism & Travel. More...

TAKE A CITY TOUR OR EXCURSION
Take a half- or full-day city tour to get your bearings and see the major sights before exploring on your own. Or take an escorted excursion from a major Turkish city to a nearby region of interest. Mix and match these services as you choose to design your own unique itinerary. A good travel agency will be happy to help you plan and to make all the arrangements.

DO IT YOURSELF
Use TripKits™, my suggested daily itineraries. (See also my Special Interest Trips) and perhaps the services of a licensed private guide.

Excursions from Istanbul: From beach day-trips to overnights or multi-day excursions, here are the best ones.

1 to 5 Days: From a single day in Istanbul to a five-day Turkish adventure, here are the TripKits™ you need.

6 to 10 Days: You can see all of Turkey's top sights and enjoy its pleasures, too—even a yacht cruise or hot-air balloon flight!

11 to 15 Days: More time means more depth and more fun: sidewalk cafes, beaches, ancient ruins, and more.

16 to 23 Days: This is time enough for a Grand Tour, including sights off the beaten path.

24 to 30+ Days: The whole country is yours, even the adventurous East! Here's how to make the best of this generous amount of time.

TURKEY & GREECE
Everybody's doing it: including both Turkey and Greece in the same trip. It's an excellent idea, but the transportation is tricky! If you don't get it right, you'll spend too much time on the road and not enough enjoying these two wonderful destinations. More...

TURKEY & EGYPT
Istanbul and Cairo are only two hours apart by air, so it's easy to see both of these top-ten destinations on the same trip. Have lunch on the Bosphorus, and dinner on the Nile! More...

FOLLOW INDIANA JONES!
Ever since I saw Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade I've wanted to visit the incredible sights of Petra in Jordan (I'd already written books on Turkey and Egypt, the other two locations for the movie.) Now you can see all three—Turkey, Egypt and Jordan—in one trip. More...

STORIES FROM THE ROAD
Want to know what it's like to travel in Turkey? Read my humorous travel memoir, Bright Sun, Strong Tea.


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Two Travelers at Bergama, Turkey

At Bergama (Pergamum), north of Izmir on Turkey's Aegean coast, two visitors explore a ruined temple in late afternoon sunlight.