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Easyjet
Easyjet
MAN - IST Manchester to Istanbul
03 Feb - 10 Feb Travelling Dates
£ 101.98
return Deal found: 10/15
Easyjet
Easyjet
LON - ADB London to Izmir Adnan Menderes
16 Oct - 23 Oct Travelling Dates
£ 136.98
return Deal found: 10/10
Pegasus Airlines
Pegasus Airlines
LON - ADB London to Izmir Adnan Menderes
11 Nov - 16 Nov Travelling Dates
£ 182.76
return Deal found: 10/09
Valuair
Valuair
LON - DLM London to Dalaman
18 Oct - 20 Oct Travelling Dates
£ 200.86
return Deal found: 10/15
Valuair
Valuair
LON - AYT London to Antalya
29 Nov - 06 Dec Travelling Dates
£ 203.26
return Deal found: 10/15
British Airways
British Airways
EDI - IST Edinburgh to Istanbul
09 Nov - 15 Nov Travelling Dates
£ 241.70
return Deal found: 10/09
Turkish Airlines
Turkish Airlines
LON - BJV London to Bodrum
14 Mar - 28 Mar Travelling Dates
£ 245.98
return Deal found: 10/05
Valuair
Valuair
LON - IZM London to Izmir
03 Jan - 08 Jan Travelling Dates
£ 252.16
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Valuair
Valuair
LON - BJV London to Bodrum
20 Oct - 28 Oct Travelling Dates
£ 255.26
return Deal found: 10/06
Sunexpress
Sunexpress
MAN - DIY Manchester to Diyarbakir
28 Dec - 08 Jan Travelling Dates
£ 272.93
return Deal found: 10/12
Turkish Airlines
Turkish Airlines
MAN - IZM Manchester to Izmir
01 Nov - 06 Nov Travelling Dates
£ 273.43
return Deal found: 10/08
Turkish Airlines
Turkish Airlines
MAN - ADA Manchester to Adana
15 Jan - 18 Jan Travelling Dates
£ 290.43
return Deal found: 10/09
Valuair
Valuair
LON - ESB London to Ankara
21 Oct - 27 Oct Travelling Dates
£ 294.86
return Deal found: 10/09
Norwegian Air Sweden Aoc Ab
Norwegian Air Sweden Aoc Ab
LGW - AYT Gatwick to Antalya
27 May - 31 May Travelling Dates
£ 295.88

Which airlines operate flights to Turkey from UK?

  • British Airways
  • Turkish Airlines
  • Lufthansa
  • Alitalia Airline
  • LOT Polish Airlines
  • KLM
  • Aegean Airlines
  • Air France
  • Swissair
  • Aeroflot Russian Airlines

How long is the flight to Turkey from UK?

  • London Heathrow to Turkey (Istanbul): 3 hours and 45 minutes
  • Manchester to Turkey (IST): 4 hours
  • London Heathrow to Turkey (Bodrum): 7 hours 5 minutes
  • Flights to Turkey (Dalaman) from Heathrow: 7 hours and 15 minutes

How much is the flight price from the UK to Turkey?

The cheapest flight from the UK to Turkey is 125 GBP with Turkish Airlines. . However, prices depend on which departure and arrival airport you choose for your itinerary. Seasonal changes may also affect the flight prices to Turkey.

Can I get flexible tickets to Turkey?

Yes, you can get flexible tickets to Turkey, which means you won’t lose money if your travel dates are changed. Let’s say; Turkish Airlines offers one year extended validity on all tickets bought . You can get more information from our travel advisors and see what feasible options are available to you.

How can I find the best flight deals to Turkey?

Since many airlines are competing on the UK to Turkey flight route, you will find many options in the same price range. As you know, London Heathrow to Turkey is a short-haul flight, so it is generally preferred to take a direct flight to Turkey. Above all, booking your flights at least five weeks before your departure can guarantee the cheapest flights.

What is the cheapest month of year to go to Turkey?

Any time of the year is the cheapest time to fly to Turkey provided you use our services. However, selecting the best possible time to visit the country can further save you hundreds of pounds. The cheapest time to visit Turkey is after November when the rains come by. Turkey has cold winters, especially its non-coastal regions. Gaining this opportunity could be like picking a low hanging fruit for those who want to travel on a budget.

What is the perfect time to visit Turkey?

The best time visit Turkey is in either the April to June period or the September to November periods. The summer months in between are just too hot for a relaxed and easy tour of Turkey where there could be a little bit of exploring. The hot and dry Mediterranean and Aegean coast of Turkey can bring back that tan you wanted since Christmas. The milder winters in the country come late in the year after the autumn orange has fully glazed the Turkish inland and the city of Istanbul. Istanbul, being on the cusp of the Black and Mediterranean Sea, can be a bit breezy for some tourists.

What are the main international airports in Turkey?

There are sixteen international airports in Turkey. Below is a list of the busiest three airports of the country which welcome tourists from all over the world.

  • The Ataturk International Airport (IST) has been serving the city of Istanbul since 1912. It is the fifth busiest airport in Europe and tenth busiest airport in the world. It is destined to be replaced as the major international airport in October 2018 by the ‘biggest airport in the world’ –the Istanbul New Airport. A total of 63.5 million people flew in and out of Ataturk International in 2017. It is only 24 kilometres west of the city centre.
  • Istanbul is so grand it needs to be served by another major international airport which is the Sabiha Gökçen International Airport (SAW). The airport resides on the Asian side of the bi-continental city and is 35 kilometres away from the city centre. It is the second busiest airport in Turkey making it the world’s busiest single runway airport; however, a new runway will be completed by June 2019. 31 million passengers rushed through the gates of the Sabiha Airport in 2017.
  • Antalya International Airport (AYT) serves the city of Antalya and is situated 31 kilometres from the city centre. In 2017, the airport managed 25.9 million passengers. The airport resides on the south-west coast of the country and aids the tourists to reach Turkey’s white beaches. The airport is the third busiest in the country and thirteenth busiest in Europe.

What are the entry requirements to Turkey for British travellers?

A British Citizen is required to have a visa before entering Turkey. British Citizens can apply for an e-Visa that costs USD$ 20 and it can be paid through a credit or a debit card. The e-Visa is valid for a stay of 3 months in the country and can be applied 3 months in advance. Once applied, please carry a paper copy of the e-visa with you in case the need arises. At the Ataturk Airport in Istanbul, e-Visa kiosks and Wi-Fi connections are provided to the arriving tourists to apply for e-Visa.

Which are the famous landmarks in Turkey?
  • The Hagia Sofia was for a thousand years, the largest cathedral in the world. Upon the conquest of Constantinople by the Seljuk Turks, the cathedral was converted into a mosque, its murals were plastered over and six minarets were constructed around the structure.
  • The Library of Celsus in Selcuk was one of the largest libraries of the ancient world. The building is a testament that public libraries in the Roman Empire were not limited to Romans in Rome, but also to Greeks living in Ephesus – Selcuk’s ancient name.
  • The Pamukkale or the ‘castle of cotton’ is a natural wonder of Turkey. Legend has it that giants harvested cotton, the main crop of the area, but accidentally got it wet.
Which events and festivals are celebrated in Turkey?

In April, in the city of Mugla, a thousand kites fill the sky at the Sarigerme Annual Kite Festival. In May, the international Bordum Dance Festival brings professionals and beginners to the dance stage. The Ankara International Film Festival showcases films from Turkey and other parts of Europe at the end of April. The Izmir International Fair which is the oldest trade fair in Turkey. Buying souvenirs at the fair would be a great idea. Feel the mystic vibes as the Dervishes whirl at the city of Konya, at the Mevlana Rumi Memorial Festival on the 17th of December.

What are the transportation options available to tourists within Turkey?

Turkey has the best transport facilities in the world. There are three distinct systems that move people through Turkey’s cities. The trams zip through the cities of Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Adana, Bursa, Eskişehir, Konya, Antalya, Kayseri, Gaziantep and Samsun and are a cheap and quick way to move between the city centre and the suburbs. Commuter rails travel at larger distances within urban centres of Turkey. The cities that have commuter rail include Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir. Metro and subways have also been built in Turkish cities to provide a better travelling experience. Cities with a metro system include Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Adana and Bursa. Cities like Istanbul, Ankara and Konya are great to commute through a bicycle as well. Extensive rail and bus networks also make the life of a tourist easy.

Which five-star hotels and accommodation are available for stay in Turkey?

The Turkish delights and coffee are waiting by your bedside, at any one of these amazing hotels in Turkey:

  • Hilton Istanbul Bosphorus
  • InterContinental Istanbul
  • Crowne Plaza Hotel Antalya
  • Adana Hilton SA
  • Titanic Port Hotel

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