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11-14 Day Turkey Itineraries
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2026
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Two Weeks in Turkey: Istanbul, Cappadocia & the Aegean Coast
From Istanbul’s landmarks to Cappadocia’s landscapes, explore Turkey with expert-led itineraries.
Turkey suits an 11–14 day trip particularly well, because you can balance headline sights with coastal downtime and quieter inland towns. Many itineraries begin in Istanbul and then branch out to ancient ruins, thermal landscapes and wide-open countryside, mixing guided visits with pockets of free time for markets, cafés and the occasional tea stop. You can follow classic western routes for a greatest-hits feel, or travel further east for a more layered view of the country’s culture and everyday life. Some trips also combine Turkey with nearby destinations such as Greece, Bulgaria or Egypt, and a few are timed around ANZAC Day. Whether you prefer a fully guided tour, a cruise add-on or a more flexible style, the focus remains consistent: standout moments, sensible logistics and smooth connections between key stops.
Best 11-14 day itineraries
Treasures of Turkey
Join this 11-day adventure in Istanbul, visiting iconic sites like Topkapi Palace and the Grand Bazaar. Then, venture to the captivating landscapes of Cappadocia, where you'll embark on an exhilarating jeep safari adventure. Explore the underground city, Open Air Museum, and natural fortress. Your journey continues with stops in Konya and Pamukkale, home to the impressive Hierapolis, and then to Izmir. Discover the ancient city of Ephesus, explore the legendary Troy, Gallipoli, and return to Istanbul.

Tour Highlights
Istanbul – Visit highlights of the Old City including the beautiful Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia and imposing Topkapi Palace
Cappadocia - Uncover the unique landscape, taste local wines, enjoy a jeep ride through Goreme, and opt for a hot air balloon ride over the region
Pamukkale - Visit the ancient Hierapolis and explore the magnificent Necropolis, graveyard, and the lime cascade
Ephesus - Explore the classic Roman city, one of the best-preserved examples in the whole of Europe
Pergamum – Marvel at the Roman amphitheater which is one of the steepest in the classical world
Gallipoli – Pay your respects at the Lone Pine and Chunuk Bair memorials and visit ANZAC Cove, a famous WW1 landing site
Troy - See the replica Trojan Horse in the ancient city, the setting of one of Ancient Greece's most famous tales
ANZAC Memorial Tour of Turkey
ANZAC Day Gallipoli 2027. Starts: 16th April. Take in the highlights of Turkey and attend the ANZAC Day Dawn Service at Gallipoli on this 11 day tour. Marvel at the spectacular landscape of Cappadocia and discover the remarkable Roman ruins of Ephesus and Pergamum. See Istanbul's iconic Blue Mosque and paddle in Pammukale's thermal pools. Visit legendary Troy and Gallipoli's WW1 battlefields, before commemorating the brave ANZACs on ANZAC Day.

Tour Highlights
Istanbul - Take in the highlights of Istanbul including the iconic Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sofia mosque and the Underground Cistern
Cappadocia - Delight in surreal landscapes, hermit cave villages and World Heritage Listed Goreme Valley with its rock cut churches and Zelve Monastery
Konya - Visit the Mevlana Museum (or Green Mausoleum) and discover the original home of a mystical Sufi Muslim group and their founder Mevlana
Pamukkale - Paddle in the thermal waters flowing down the white travertine terraces
Ephesus & Pergamum - Roam around the Roman ruins of ancient Ephesus, with its spectacular Library of Celsus and the hillside amphitheatre at Pergamum
Gallipoli Peninsula - Learn about the Gallipoli Campaign, explore the WW1 battlefields, memorial sites and ANZAC Cove
Troy - Enjoy a short tour of the famous city of Homeric legend and see the giant replica Trojan Horse
Silk Road from Konya - Stop off at the traditional roadside inn of Sultanhan Caravanserai, a resting point of former weary travellers
ANZAC Service Site - Attend the ANZAC eve vigil on the Gallipoli Peninsula and as the sun rises, pay your respects at the Dawn Service
Kilitbahir - Admire the imposing fortress on the west side of the Dardanelles built to control the strait at its narrowest point
Discover Turkey's Timeless Treasures Adventure
Embark on an 11-day adventure starting and ending in the vibrant city of Istanbul. Discover the majestic Suleymaniye Mosque and cruise along the Bosphorus, revealing the beauty of the city's European and Asian sides. Journey to the ancient wonders of Ephesus and indulge in the lively coastal charm of Kusadasi. Wander through the stunning landscapes of Bodrum, Marmaris, and Antalya, marvelling at Hadrian’s Gate and cascading waterfalls. Explore the unique rock formations of Cappadocia, the historic streets of Safranbolu, and the mystical caves at Gökçöl Magrası. This tour blends dazzling history with captivating natural beauty, offering a perfect Turkish escape.

Essential ANZAC & Egypt 2027
ANZAC Day Gallipoli 2027. Starts: 23rd April. Embark on an 11-day journey through the heart of history, commemorating ANZAC Day in Gallipoli with a moving Dawn Service. Transitioning to Egypt, delve into the iconic Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum. In Aswan, unfold the Philae Temple and explore Luxor, with its Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple, and more, capturing the essence of ancient Egypt.

Tour Highlights
Istanbul - Independently explore this captivating city, home to the iconic Blue Mosque and the bustling Grand Bazaar
Giza - Gaze in awe at the legendary Pyramids of Giza and see the iconic Sphinx on the Giza Plateau
Gallipoli Peninsula - See ANZAC Cove, memorials trenches and battlefields
ANZAC Service Site - Attend the ANZAC eve vigil on the Gallipoli Peninsula and pay your respects at the Dawn Service
Cairo - See fascinating ancient relics and treasures in the Egyptian Museum
Aswan - Take a scenic boat ride out to Agilika Island to explore the beautiful Philae Temple and shop in Aswan's colourful souks
Luxor - Roam around the colossal Temple of Karnak and take an optional tour of the Luxor Temple beautifully illuminated at night
Luxor's West Bank - Discover beautifully preserved pharaohs' tombs in the Valley of the Kings, see the towering Colossi of Memnon and visit the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut
Kom Ombo - Discover the unique double Temple of Kom Ombo, on the bank of the River Nile
Turkey Explorer
Trace Turkey’s rich history and diverse landscapes on this 11-day journey from Istanbul to Cappadocia. Follow the moving WWI stories of Gallipoli, step into the legendary ruins of Troy, Pergamum and Ephesus, and marvel at the gleaming terraces of Pamukkale. Cruise to Turtle Beach, wander the ghost village of Kayakoy, and soak up the beauty of Oludeniz’s Blue Lagoon. Discover Antalya’s Old Town, the grandeur of Aspendos, and the spiritual depth of Konya’s Mevlana Monastery. Conclude among Cappadocia’s fairy-tale valleys, cave cities, and rock-hewn churches, where extraordinary landscapes meet centuries of history.

Tour Highlights
Cappadocia - Marvel at the spectacular landscape, explore prehistoric villages, underground churches and fascinating fortresses carved into rock
Istanbul - Start your journey in the cosmopolitan of Istanbul, home to the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Hippodrome, and more
Konya - Travel the Silk Road and visit the Mevlana Whirling Dervish Monastery
Gallipoli Peninsula - Pay your respects at some of the memorials, trenches, and battlefields of WW1
Troy – Discover the legendary ruins and see a replica of the famous wooden horse
Pamukkale - Marvel at the white cotton castles, walk along the terraces and opt to take a dip in the steamy thermal pools
Ephesus - Marvel at the Library of Celsus in Roman Ephesus and explore the Ancient Greek city of Pergamum
Fethiye - Relax in this picturesque port city on the Turquoise Coast and swim in the beautiful Blue Lagoon
Best of Turkey & Aegean Greece
Experience the best of Turkey and Aegean Greece on this 11-day tour, starting in Istanbul with visits to the Spice Market, Bosphorus, Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Topkapi Palace. Continue through Ankara and Cappadocia to see ancient artefacts, underground cities, and fairy chimneys. Explore Pamukkale’s thermal terraces and the ruins of Ephesus, then fly to Athens to discover the Acropolis and enjoy a full-day cruise to the islands of Hydra, Poros, and Aegina, before concluding in Athens.

Tour Highlights
Istanbul – Wander through the bustling Spice Market and cruise the Bosphorus for views of palaces and mosques
Ankara – Discover the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations and pay respects at Atatürk’s Mausoleum
Cappadocia – Explore the Göreme Open Air Museum and visit an underground city carved by early Christians
Pamukkale – Walk the white travertine terraces of the Cotton Steps and see the ruins of Hierapolis
Ephesus – Stroll among ancient ruins including the Library of Celsus and the Temple of Hadrian.
Athens – Tour the Acropolis with its iconic Parthenon and visit the modern Acropolis Museum
Saronic Islands – Sail to the islands to browse Hydra’s stone streets and explore Aegina’s ancient sites
Turkey Special Cappadocia Experience
This 11-day tour begins in vibrant Istanbul and finishes back in the same city, offering a rich blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. You’ll explore iconic sites like the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, delve into the poignant Gallipoli battlefields, and wander through the ancient ruins of Troy and Ephesus. Highlights include the surreal terraces of Pamukkale, the charming village of Sirince, and the historic old town of Antalya with its waterfalls. The journey continues to Cappadocia, where you’ll discover underground cities, fairy chimneys, and traditional crafts. Expect a well-paced adventure packed with unforgettable sights and authentic experiences.

Tour Highlights
Gallipoli: The World War I battle for control of the Dardanelles (Hellespont) strait was fought mainly on Turkey's Gallipoli peninsula with appalling casualties. Around 100,000 were killed and 400,000 wounded during the nine-month campaign (1915-1916) between the Ottoman Empire and the Allied powers (British Empire and France). Today, the Gallipoli battlefields are silent, preserved as a national historic park strewn with marble and bronze monuments, among the most emotionally touching places in Turkey.
Pergamon: the city had great strategic value since it overlooked the Caicus River Valley (Bakircay) which provided access from Pergamon to the Aegean coast. Pergamon reached the height of its influence during the Hellenistic period, becoming the capital of the Attalid kings. During the Roman period the city was the first capital of the Asian province, but it eventually lost this status to a local rival, Ephesus. Pergamon is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Pamukkale: (Cotton Castle) is a town in western Turkey known for the mineral-rich thermal waters flowing down white travertine terraces on a nearby hillside. It neighbours Hierapolis, an ancient Roman spa city founded around 190 B.C. Ruins there include a well-preserved theater and a necropolis with sarcophagi that stretch for 2km. The Antique Pool is famous for its submerged Roman columns, the result of an earthquake
Antalya: Before Antalya became one of Turkey's top summer resort towns, it was the ancient city of Attalia, founded during the Hellenistic period, later becoming part of the Roman Empire. As such, Antalya's old town is one of its most important sights harking back to its rich past.
Explore Istanbul's Rich Legacy to Athens
Embark on an enriching 11-day journey from the enchanting city of Istanbul to the historic streets of Athens. Your adventure kicks off with fascinating explorations of Istanbul's significant landmarks, including the Süleymaniye Mosque and Hagia Sophia. Experience a picturesque boat trip on the Bosphorus, travel to the ancient city of Ephesus, and unwind in the vibrant atmosphere of Kusadasi. Discover the coastal charm of Bodrum and Marmaris, then cross into Greece for an exploration of the captivating island of Rhodes. Journey through vivid landscapes as you travel to Olympia and Mycenae, ultimately landing in the cultural haven of Athens for a memorable conclusion.

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Turkey 11-14 day itineraries at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Turkey trips in the 11–14 day range can be fully guided, partly guided or semi-independent, so it’s easy to match the level of support to the way you like to travel. Many itineraries include guided sightseeing in the main destinations, with structured day plans and local insight that helps you get more from each site. Some trips operate with trusted local partners, while still keeping standards and inclusions clear.
Accommodation
Accommodation can range from comfortable 3 star to 4 star or 5 star hotels, alongside special class and boutique options where they suit the route. Depending on the itinerary, you may also stay in a Cappadocia cave hotel, spend a night in an Ottoman mansion, or join a gulet cruise with time on board. As star ratings can vary by country, we may occasionally use similar accommodation of an equivalent standard if required.
Trip pacing
The pace is typically moderate, designed so you can cover the highlights while still enjoying relaxed meals, short breaks and time to explore independently. Some itineraries include longer driving days, while others use local flights to cover more ground efficiently, especially on routes that span multiple regions. Most trips suit a normal fitness level, with sightseeing that mainly involves straightforward walking and some uneven surfaces at historic sites.
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Frequently asked questions
What can you see in Turkey in 11 to 14 days?
Around 11 to 14 days suits a grand loop of Turkey. Routes link Istanbul and Gallipoli with Ephesus, Pamukkale, the coast at Fethiye and Antalya, then Cappadocia. The extra days reach the coast and the interior.
Is 11 to 14 days enough to see Turkey?
Yes, two weeks comfortably covers Istanbul, the Aegean coast, Pamukkale and Cappadocia. It links the headline regions at a steady pace. It gives a rounded picture of the country.
Are 11 to 14 day Turkey tours guided?
They run as fully guided, semi independent and partially guided trips. Group, private, larger bus and Anzac Day formats are offered. A guide covers the sites on guided departures.
What types of Turkey tour last 11 to 14 days?
This band includes group tours, private tours, larger bus tours and Anzac Day trips. There are around 41 of them. Routes loop the coast and Cappadocia.
How big are the groups on these Turkey tours?
Group size reaches up to around 65 on the larger bus trips, with smaller and private options. The activity level is easy to moderate. There is a minimum age of around five.
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