Category: Transportation

Shared taxis (dolmuses) travel on fixed routes for fixed fares. Tipping is not expected in shared taxis. Some city buses are adequate, but others are overcrowded.

Taxis (shared and metered) are the best way to travel within most cities and towns. However, visitors to Ankara and Istanbul should be aware that some taxi drivers may try to cheat tourists by “forgetting” to turn on the meter (and then demanding an outrageous sum) or putting the night meter on during the day. Between 7 am and midnight always check to see that the meter reads gunduz (days).

Turkey is reachable through Bulgaria and Greece on the west and Georgia, Armenia, Iran, Iraq and Syria on the east and south direction by car or bus. There are packaged bus trips from Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Holland, Germany, Russia, Iran and Georgia. Express bus service connects many European capitals and large cities with Istanbul on a regular (and fairly inexpensive) basis. Inexpensive buses and minibuses connect most points within the country (the former are quite comfortable, and the latter provide an opportunity to meet the local people if you’re willing to sacrifice comfort for that opportunity).

Car rental service in Turkey is fast, personalized and efficient, you can find a large of Car Rental companies, thats offer to you the best price for Car Rental, with a wide range of vehicles, with very competitive prices and an excellent service. With years of experience in low cost car rental in Turkey, Car Rental companies has learned to provide an excellent service with a very high quality.

With a large car rental fleet of models selection to your disposal in all over Your Delegations. So that you can select the vehicle, which corresponds to your needs. There are a lot of Car Rental Companies in each city across the Turkey. We hope you’ll finding one that suits your needs.

Various cruise lines include Turkish ports on their Mediterranean itineraries. Turkish Maritime Lines connects major ports along the Aegean, Black Sea and Mediterranean coasts it takes about six days to go from Istanbul along the Black Sea to Trabzon via Sinop very enjoyable.

Transport By Sea (Ferryboats, Cruises, Yatches)

“Although tree sides of the land is covered by sea, the scheduled ferry transport is limited.”

– Ferryboat from Italy and Greece to Istanbul and Izmir.
– Ferryboat from Sochi (Georgia) to Trabzon.
– Ferryboat from Northern Cyprus to Tasucu (Mersin).
– Ferry from Greek islands to Turkey. Samos to Kusadasi, Cos to Bodrum, Marmaris to Rhodes
– Cruise Ships docking at Turkish harbors such as Canakkale, Istanbul, Kusadasi, Dikili, Dalyan, or Bodrum.

Turkeys’ centrally located land has an easy access from both Europe, Asia and the States. Turkey and the main center Istanbul receive planes all around the world and is a stop over point for many airline companies. The best and most suitable “reach Turkey” way is through airlines. Turkish Airlines, Delta, British Airways, Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Sabena, Swissair and Olympic Airways serve Ataturk International Airport (IST), which is located 15 mi/24 km southwest of Istanbul (allow plenty of time to get to the airport during rush hour). Turkish Airlines, Austrian, Lufthansa and Sabena serve Ankara’s Esenboga Airport (ESB), which is located 22 mi/35 km northeast of the capital’s center. Turkish Airlines offers frequent domestic flights to major cities within Turkey.

All Car Rental Companies Provide Transfer Services Operating 7/24 from all Airports in Turkey. They Pick You Up From Your Airport Terminal Or Other Places To Your Destination, Hotel, summer house or bus station for a Fixed Price.