Turkey uses the Turkish lira.

Spring and autumn are your sweet spots! Mild weather, fewer crowds, and perfect for exploring ruins, beaches, and everything in between.

Expect Mediterranean sunshine in the summer, but don’t be surprised by cool breezes and rain in the winter. Turkey’s weather is as diverse as its landscapes.

Your visa requirements can change according to your nationality. Check out our handy visa guide for the latest info.

ATM access is easy peasy! They’re everywhere, so you’ll never be far from cash. Just check the fees and use ATMs from reputable banks.

Yep, tipping is pretty standard here. Around 10% in restaurants and a little extra for good service - it’s a nice way to show appreciation.

Around 7- 10 days is perfect if you wanna tick off the main highlights. You’ve got ruins, beaches, and city life to explore.

Comfortable shoes (you’ll be walking a lot!), light clothes for summer, a jacket for cooler evenings, and don’t forget sunscreen & swimsuits if you’re sailing. Oh, and your camera - Turkey’s photogenic.

While tap water is generally safe, it’s best to stick to bottled water in most places. Don’t worry, it’s easy to find, and you’ll stay hydrated.

Pretty solid, especially in major cities! Wi-Fi is common in hotels and cafes, but you might need to get a local SIM card for the countryside.

Turkey uses a European-style plug (Type C, F, or E), so make sure to pack an adaptor before your trip to Turkey - your phone’s gotta stay charged.

Yes, Turkey is generally accepting, especially in major cities like Istanbul. Just be aware of local customs and enjoy your trip to Turkey with an open mind.

At the end of 2021 the Republic of Turkey officially changed its English name to 'The Republic of Türkiye' (pronounced “Tur-key-yeah”), which is how it is both spelt and pronounced in Turkish.