Cheap flights to Turkey

What Are the Most Searched Destinations Outside Turkey’s Major Cities?

• Selçuk

  For those who like ancient Greek and Roman history, come to the city of Selçuk in Izmir to visit the Ephesus Archeological Site. This heritage site of Greek and Roman civilizations has several famous objects, such as the Temple of Artemis, the Library of Celsius, the Terrace House, and The Great Theater.

• Pamukkale

  In Denizli province, Pamukkale is a stunning natural site with white calcium terraces from mineralized hot water. No wonder the nickname Castle Cotton is a suitable term for the vast expanse of white-like cotton and, at first glance, looks like snow which is in Pamukkale City.

• Cappadocia

  Cappadocia is a popular tourist destination in Turkey. It is located in the center of Anatolia and is known for its distinctive landscape, which includes unique limestone formations, valleys, and fairy chimneys--dome-shaped rocks.
  The scenery here is enchanting and reminiscent of a fairy tale. The contours of the land and rock formations are truly unique and bear a striking resemblance to the surface of the moon.

• Safranbolu

  Safranbolu is an old city typical of the Ottoman Empire that has survived. The buildings and streets in the neighborhood were designed in an architectural style that followed the urban standards of the imperial period.
  The presence of small alleys with old European nuances adds to the attractiveness of this city to be explored. So well-maintained, this beautiful small town received UNESCO World Heritage Site status in 1994.

• Edirne

  The main attraction of the city of Edirne, which is directly adjacent to Greece and Bulgaria, is the Selimiye Mosque, which also holds UNESCO World Heritage status. The mosque was designed and built by architect Mimar Sinan at the age of 80, which he proudly calls ‘My Greatest Masterpiece.’

What is the Main Airport in Turkey?

• Istanbul Ataturk International Airport
  As the busiest airport in Turkey, Istanbul Ataturk Airport is on the European side of Istanbul. This airport serves international and domestic flights with various airlines. However, it is essential to note that as of April 2019, it has been replaced by New Istanbul Airport (Istanbul Airport) as Istanbul's main airport.


• New Istanbul Airport (Istanbul Airport)
  Opened in 2018, Istanbul Airport is Turkey's most significant and newest airport. Located in the Arnavutköy area on the European side of Istanbul, the airport has a large capacity and serves many international and domestic flights. Istanbul Airport is expected to become an important hub in the region.


• Sabiha Gokcen International Airport
  Located in Anatolia, about 35 kilometers east of the center of Istanbul, Sabiha Gokcen Airport is the second main airport in Istanbul. This airport serves domestic and international flights, mainly serving low-cost airlines.


• Antalya International Airport
  Located in the city of Antalya on the Mediterranean coast, Antalya Airport is the main gateway for beach tourism in Turkey. The airport serves domestic and international flights with a large number of airlines connecting Antalya with various destinations around the world.

Travel to Turkey, What to Prepare?

If you plan to travel to Turkey, ensure your passport is valid for at least six months upon arrival. Australian citizens need a visa to enter Turkey. You can obtain an electronic visa (e-Visa) before departure or get a visa on arrival at the airport. Remember to prepare Turkish currency (Turkish lira) or ensure you have a credit/debit card widely accepted in Turkey.

Time Difference Between Australia and Turkey

The time difference between Australia and Türkiye is about 7-9 hours. Australia has several different time zones depending on geographical location, while Turkey is in the GMT+3 (Turkish Standard Time) time zone.

Best Things to Do in Turkey

• Exploring Istanbul
  Visit the enchanting city of Istanbul with iconic landmarks like Aya Sofya, Topkapi Palace, and the Blue Mosque. Remember to explore traditional markets such as Grand Bazaar and Spice Bazaar.


• Relax on a Turkish beach
  Enjoy beautiful beaches in Turkey, such as Antalya, Bodrum, and Marmaris. Relax on the white sandy beaches, swim in the crystal clear seawater, and enjoy a vibrant nightlife.


• Enjoy Turkish cuisine
  You can savor traditional Turkish dishes, including kebabs, baklava, pide (similar to pizza), and raki (a unique alcoholic beverage). Remember to sample the delightful Turkish tea.


• Climbing Mount Ararat
  For nature lovers and hikers, challenge yourself by climbing the iconic Mount Ararat, also associated with the legend of Noah and Noah's ark.