Turkey is one of the world's top destinations for an all-inclusive vacation: over 4,500 hotels on the Mediterranean and Aegean coast, the legendary Turquoise Coast, and the Turkish Riviera. From family-friendly 5★ resorts in Antalya to boutique adults-only retreats in Bodrum — every style and budget is covered. 2026 bookings are open. Lock in your price now.
All-inclusive hotels and beach resorts in Turkey — by region:
— Antalya, Kemer, Belek, Alanya, Side — Turkey's main beach destination on the Mediterranean coast. Family-friendly 5★ all-inclusive resorts: Rixos Premium Belek, Maxx Royal Belek, Adam & Eve, Papillon Zeugma. Ultra all-inclusive options with 24/7 food and drinks, waterparks, kids' clubs, animation. Dolphinarium, quad bikes, water skiing. One week for two from €1,100.
— Bodrum — premium Aegean resort on the Turquoise Coast. Adults-only and boutique options alongside large resorts. Top hotels: Rixos Premium Bodrum, Le Méridien Bodrum (BIOHACTOUR partner), Vogue Hotel Bodrum, Maxx Royal Bodrum. Sailing, diving, Vitalica wellness programmes, nightlife in Gümbet. One week from €1,400.
— Marmaris & Fethiye/Kaş — the scenic Dalaman coast for nature and adventure. Paragliding over the Blue Lagoon at Ölüdeniz, gulet cruises, the Lycian Way trekking trail, diving and snorkelling. Hotels: TUI Blue Grand Azur, Casa de Maris. One week from €800.
— Istanbul — year-round city vacation. Hagia Sophia, Grand Bazaar, Bosphorus, Hürrem Sultan Hammam (BIOHACTOUR partner). Historic hotels: Pera Palace, Four Seasons Sultanahmet. Excursions + hammam from €80.
Best time for a Turkey vacation: shoulder season September–October — air +28°C, sea +25°C, 30–40% lower prices than peak summer. Peak season June–August reaches +38°C.
BIOHACTOUR is a licensed Turkish travel agency (TÜRSAB A-14433) based in Istanbul.
We work directly with hotels:
— Prices 5–15% below Booking.com and major tour operators
— 2026 bookings: deposit from 20–30%, fixed prices
— One week all-inclusive for two: from €800 low season, from €1,400 peak season
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Types of Vacation in Turkey
Beach Vacation
Beach vacation in Turkey is available on the Mediterranean, Aegean, Marmara, and Black Sea coasts. The Mediterranean coast (Antalya, Side, Alanya, Belek) is the warmest with summer water temperatures of 81–84°F. Beaches are predominantly sandy, awarded 519 Blue Flags for cleanliness. The Aegean coast (Bodrum, Marmaris, Fethiye, Kusadasi) is cooler due to northern meltemi winds, water in summer 75–79°F, beaches are pebbly and sandy-pebbly. All-inclusive system includes three meals, local beverages, use of resort facilities (pools, private beach, animation, spa). Turkey operates 4,500 all-inclusive hotels from three to five stars. Weekly cost at five-star Antalya hotel July–August $1,050–1,850 for two, four-star $600–1,050. Best beach resorts: Belek (premium, golf courses, pine forests), Side (ancient ruins, sandy beaches), Alanya (budget-friendly, long beaches), Kemer (mountains, pebbles, clear water), Bodrum (boutique hotels, yachting). Turkey's beach resorts on the Turquoise Coast and Turkish Riviera offer some of the best value all-inclusive vacations in Europe.
Excursion Tourism
Turkey combines beach vacations with rich history: 19 UNESCO sites, ancient cities, Byzantine churches, Ottoman palaces. Istanbul is the main destination for cultural tourism with 17 million visitors annually. Hagia Sophia (6th century), Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Grand Bazaar with 4,000 shops, Bosphorus cruise — essential program.
Tour cost with guide $45–90. Ephesus near Izmir — ancient city with Library of Celsus, theater for 25,000 spectators, Temple of Artemis (one of Seven Wonders, ruins). Pamukkale — white travertine terraces with thermal springs, ancient city of Hierapolis. Cappadocia — volcanic landscapes, cave cities, underground settlements up to 280 feet deep, hot air balloon flights $200–250.
From Antalya popular excursions to ancient cities Perge, Aspendos (Roman theater with perfect acoustics), Side.
From Bodrum trips to Ephesus, Cleopatra Island, ancient city of Knidos. Group excursions $35–70, private with English-speaking guide $120–230.
Active vacation
in Turkey includes
Active vacation in Turkey includes trekking, diving, paragliding, rafting, yachting. Lycian Way — 335-mile hiking trail along the Turquoise Coast from Fethiye to Antalya through ancient cities and mountain scenery. Popular segments: Fethiye-Kalkan 62 miles in 5-6 days, Kas-Finike 50 miles in 4-5 days.
Season March-May and September-November, summer too hot. Organized trekking with guide, meals, accommodation $520-750 per week.
Paragliding in Oludeniz (Fethiye) — tandem flight from Babadag mountain at 6,460 feet above Blue Lagoon. Duration 25-45 minutes, cost $170-200.
Season March-November. Diving in Kas, Marmaris, Bodrum — visibility 65-130 feet, sunken ships, underwater caves.
PADI Open Water Diver course $400-480 for 4 days, 2 dives with instructor $90-120.
Rafting on Koprucay River near Antalya — category 3 rapids, 8.7 miles through canyon 1,300 feet deep. Cost $50-70 with lunch and transfer.
Gulet cruises (wooden yachts) route Bodrum-Marmaris-Fethiye 7 days, cabin for 8-12 people $700-1,050 with meals.
Cultural Tourism
Cultural tourism in Turkey is concentrated in Istanbul and historic cities.
Museums: Archaeological Museum of Istanbul (1 million exhibits), Mevlana Museum in Konya (dervishes), Goreme Open Air Museum in Cappadocia (10th-12th century cave churches with frescoes).
Museum entrance $6-17.
Turkish hammam — traditional bathing ceremony with kese massage (rough glove), foam massage, oil massage.
Hurrem Sultan Hammam in Istanbul (16th century, built by architect Mimar Sinan) — marble interiors, classic Ottoman architecture. Ceremony cost $90-140. Hammams available in every resort town, prices from $35-60. Culinary tours — tasting Turkish cuisine, workshops on making baklava, dolma, kebabs. Gastronomic tour of Istanbul $90-120, includes markets, restaurants, street food. Wine tours in Cappadocia and Bodrum peninsula — local wine tasting $70-100.
Turkey
Vacation Resorts in 2026
— Antalya — Turkey's most popular resort: Lara and Konyaaltı beaches, the old town of Kaleiçi with Roman ruins, waterparks and shopping centres. Perfect for families and first-time visitors to Turkey.
— Belek — an upscale resort surrounded by pine forests with beachfront hotels. Top 5★ all-inclusive properties: Rixos Premium Belek, Maxx Royal, Gloria. One week all-inclusive for two from €1,100.
— Alanya — a resort with a gentle seafloor, perfect for swimming, and long sandy beaches including Cleopatra Beach. The best choice for vacations with young children: calm water, waterparks and hotels with kids' clubs.
— Side — where beach vacations meet ancient history: the ruins of Apollo and Athena temples right by the sea. Wide choice of hotels from 3★ to 5★, well-developed infrastructure and affordable prices.
— Bodrum — the Aegean's most sophisticated resort with boutique hotels, a yacht marina and vibrant nightlife. Le Méridien Bodrum with its wellness and spa programmes is a BIOHACTOUR partner hotel.
— Marmaris — an Aegean port town with yachts and bars along Bar Street. Secluded bays for diving, snorkelling and boat trips. Ideal for younger travellers and active vacations.
— Fethiye and Kaş — unspoilt nature on the Turquoise Coast: the Blue Lagoon at Ölüdeniz, paragliding, and the Lycian Way hiking trail. A peaceful retreat away from mass tourism.
— Istanbul — not a beach destination, but an unmissable one: Hagia Sophia, the Grand Bazaar, hammams and historic hotels. Hürrem Sultan Hammam is a BIOHACTOUR partner with included transfers.
Best Turkish Resorts for Vacation
Antalya and Antalya Coast
Antalya — largest resort region of Turkey with 15 million tourists annually. Antalya Airport serves 35 million passengers per year, direct flights from 100 cities worldwide.
Coastline of 370 miles includes resorts: Kemer, Belek, Side, Alanya, Manavgat. Beach season April-November, summer temperature 95-104°F air, water 81-84°F.
Kemer (25 miles from airport) — pebbly beaches, Taurus Mountains, pine forests. Suitable for nature and diving lovers.
Hotels 4-5 stars all-inclusive from $600-1,050 per week for two. Belek (19 miles) — premium resort with golf courses, sandy beaches, luxury hotels. Cost from $1,400-2,900 per week. Side (40 miles) — ancient ruins, sandy beaches, family hotels. Mid-price segment $700-1,300.
Alanya (81 miles) — most budget resort in region, long sandy beaches, Damlatas Cave, castle on hill.
Hotels from $460-800 per week. Old Town Kaleici in Antalya — Ottoman architecture, Hadrian's Gate, Yivli Minaret, port with yachts.
Boutique hotels from $90-170 per night.
Antalya region resorts offer the best value all-inclusive vacation packages on the Turkish Mediterranean coast.
Bodrum
Bodrum on the Turquoise Coast, Aegean Sea peninsula— premium resort for affluent tourists, yachtsmen, boutique hotel lovers.
Population 180,000, increases to 500,000 in season. Milas-Bodrum Airport 22 miles away.
Summer temperature 86-91°F due to northern wind, water 75-79°F. Beaches predominantly pebbly, bays picturesque.
Districts: Yalikavak (yacht marina, villas, restaurants), Türkbükü (Turkish celebrity vacation spot, beach clubs), Bitez (sandy beach, windsurfing), Gumbet (youth scene, bars, nightclubs).
Five-star hotels: Le Méridien Bodrum Beach Resort, Mandarin Oriental Bodrum, Caresse.
Cost July-August $290-520 per night, September-October $170-290.
Attractions: St. Peter's Castle (15th century, underwater archaeology museum), ancient theater of Halicarnassus (13,000 seats), Mausoleum at Halicarnassus (ruins of Seven Wonders).
Nightlife on Barlar Sokagi street — 40+ bars and clubs. Yacht cruises, diving, windsurfing.
Bodrum all-inclusive resorts and boutique hotels offer a premium vacation experience on the Aegean coast.
Marmaris
Marmaris on the Turquoise Coast, Aegean Sea — resort for youth, yachtsmen, nightlife lovers. Population 100,000, Dalaman Airport 56 miles away.
Summer temperature 90-95°F, water 77-81°F. Sandy-pebbly beaches in bays. Marina for 800 yachts — one of largest in Turkey.
Hotels 3-5 stars all-inclusive from $460-1,200 per week.
Promenade 7.5 miles long with bars, restaurants, nightclubs. Bar Street operates until morning.
Atlantis Water Park — 9 slides, pools, cost $30. Diving centers offer dives to sunken ships, caves.
Excursions: Cleopatra Island (sand brought from Egypt), ancient city of Ephesus, Pamukkale. Yacht cruises to 12 islands $35-60.
Marmaris all-inclusive resorts offer excellent value for an active vacation on the Turkish Aegean coast.
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Istanbul
Istanbul — only city on two continents with population of 16 million. Two airports: Istanbul Airport (main, European side) and Sabiha Gokcen (Asian side). Direct flights from major cities from $200 round trip.
Climate temperate: summer 82–90°F, winter 41–54°F.
Istanbul is a year-round vacation destination in Turkey, chosen for its unmatched cultural attractions.
Districts: Sultanahmet (historic center, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Basilica Cistern), Beyoglu (Istiklal Street, Galata Tower, museums, restaurants), Besiktas (Dolmabahce Palace, Bosphorus waterfront).
Hotels from $60 budget hostels to $350–580 per night at Raffles Istanbul, Four Seasons Sultanahmet.
Bosphorus cruise $17–30 on boat, private yacht with guide $230–400.
Grand Bazaar (Kapali Carsi) — 4,000 shops on 330,000 sq ft, haggling mandatory. Egyptian Spice Bazaar — saffron, tea, sweets, nuts.
Hurrem Sultan Hammam $100–300 per ceremony. Museums: entrance $12–17, Museum Pass Istanbul $215 for 5 days (15 museums).
Fethiye and Kaş — Active Vacation on the Turquoise Coast
Fethiye and Kaş are two of the most scenic resort towns on the Turquoise Coast, ideal for active vacations, diving, trekking and paragliding. Fethiye population 160,000, Kaş — 12,000. Dalaman Airport 28 miles from Fethiye, 62 miles from Kaş. Beach season April–November.
Blue Lagoon Ölüdeniz near Fethiye — most photographed beach in Turkey with turquoise water and protected sand spit. Paragliding from Babadag mountain (5,965 feet) — tandem flight over the Blue Lagoon, duration 25–45 minutes, cost $170–200. One of the top paragliding destinations in the world.
Butterfly Valley — dramatic gorge with waterfall, accessible only by boat or on foot. Ghost Village Kayaköy — abandoned Greek settlement of 3,500 stone houses, a unique open-air museum. Lycian Way coastal hiking trail starts near Fethiye — 335 miles to Antalya through ancient ruins and mountain scenery. Organized trekking with guide, meals and accommodation $520–750 per week.
Kaş — quiet unspoilt town perfect for diving and yachting. Diving visibility 65–130 feet: sunken Dakota C-47 aircraft (79 feet depth), underwater caves, ancient amphora fields. PADI Open Water Diver course $400–480 for 4 days. Kekova Island — boat trip to ruins of a sunken ancient city partially visible underwater. Ancient amphitheater in Kaş town center, narrow streets with boutiques and local restaurants.
Gulet cruises (wooden yachts) — classic route Fethiye–Marmaris 7 days, cabin for 8–12 people from $700–1,050 with meals. Boutique hotels and private villas from $120–290 per night. Best visited May–June and September–October.
Weather at various resorts in Turkey
When to Go: Seasons for Vacation in Turkey
Spring (April–May) Spring — start of beach vacation season on the Mediterranean coast. Air temperature April 72–79°F, May 79–86°F. Water warms to 64–68°F in April, 72–75°F in May. Comfortable swimming from late April. Poppies, daisies, wildflowers bloom. Ideal time for Lycian Way trekking, Cappadocia excursions (temperature 59–72°F, clear skies). Hotel prices 40–50% lower than summer peak. Week all-inclusive in Antalya $460–800 versus $1,050–1,850 in summer. Fewer tourists, hotels not overcrowded. Cultural tourism in Turkey comfortable in spring: Istanbul 61–72°F, shorter museum queues. Ephesus, Pamukkale, ancient cities more comfortable to visit without summer heat.
Summer (June–August) Summer — peak beach vacation season. Mediterranean coast June 86–95°F, July–August 95–104°F. Water 79–84°F. Aegean coast cooler due to wind: 82–91°F air, water 75–81°F. Active sun requires SPF 50+ protection, hats. Hotels 90–100% full, maximum prices. Recommended booking 2–3 months ahead. June — season start with comfortable temperature 82–90°F, fewer tourists than July–August. July–August — peak heat and tourists, families with children (school vacation), active hotel animation. Active tourism (trekking, excursions) uncomfortable due to temperature. Recommended choosing resorts with good AC and indoor pools.
Fall (September–October)
Shoulder season — best time for a Turkey vacation by weather, price and tourist ratio. September: temperature 82–90°F, water 79–82°F. October: 75–82°F air, water 73–77°F. Softer sun, tan sets evenly. Sea warm after summer heating. Fewer tourists, prices drop 30–40% from summer peak. Ideal for active vacation: paragliding, diving, trekking, excursions. Cappadocia September–October 64–75°F with clear sky — ideal for hot air balloon flights. Families with young children choose September: warm but not hot. November — end of season, temperature 64–72°F, water 68–72°F, many hotels close.
Winter (November–March) Winter — low season for beach vacations in Turkey. Mediterranean coast 54–64°F, rain, hotels closed or operating with heated pools. About 30% of resorts work in winter. Istanbul welcomes visitors year-round: temperature 41–54°F, cultural attractions available. New Year and Christmas — holiday programmes in hotels, prices higher than usual. Cappadocia in winter: temperature 23–41°F, snow, hot air balloon flights depend on weather (50% days canceled). Ski resorts: Uludag near Bursa (8,343 ft, 17 miles of slopes), Palandoken near Erzurum (10,413 ft, 19 miles of slopes). Season December–March, ski pass $35–45 per day. Pamukkale thermal springs and Bursa available year-round.
Prices for a Turkey vacation in 2026: how much does a week cost?
Estimated Prices for Turkey Vacation 2026
Package tours from Europe (return flights + all-inclusive hotel, 2 people, 7 nights)
Shoulder and low season (May, September–October): — 3★ hotel: from €430–650 — 4★ hotel: from €580–950 — 5★ hotel (Antalya, Alanya): from €850–1,600 — 5★ Belek (Rixos, Maxx Royal): from €2,950–3,700
Peak season (July–August): — 3★ hotel: from €630–900 — 4★ hotel: from €850–1,260 — 5★ hotel (Antalya, Alanya): from €1,370–2,320 — 5★ Belek (Rixos, Maxx Royal): from €4,200–5,800
Flights from regional European cities may vary — check availability for your departure airport.
Independent booking
Return flights to Antalya from major European hubs: from €120–220 with budget airlines (Pegasus, Wizz Air, easyJet), from €250–450 with full-service carriers (Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa). Summer prices are 30–40% higher.
Hotels with direct booking (per night, two people, all-inclusive): — 3★: from €42–85 — 4★: from €74–158 — 5★ (Antalya): from €147–368 — 5★ Belek (Rixos, Maxx Royal): from €420–1,050 — Bodrum boutique hotels: from €158–526
BIOHACTOUR books hotels directly with no tour operator markup — saving 15–25% compared to package tour prices.
Additional costs
Airport transfers: — Havaş airport bus: €4–5 — Taxi: €26–53 — Private transfer with BIOHACTOUR: €32–42
Excursions: — Group tours: €32–63 per day — Private tour with English-speaking guide: €105–210 — Hot air balloon in Cappadocia: €190–263
Dining out: — Street food (döner, simit): €2–5 — Mid-range café: €11–21 per person — Restaurant: €26–53 per person — Seafront fish restaurant: €42–84
Activities: — Hammam (Hürrem Sultan, basic programme): from €116, extended from €232 — Diving, 2 dives: €84–105 — Paragliding (Ölüdeniz): €158–210 — Waterpark: €26–37 — Car hire: €32–74 per day
How to Organize Your Turkey Vacation
Independent vs Agency
Independent organization:
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Book flights on Skyscanner, Kayak
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Book hotels on Booking.com, Agoda
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Transfers via GetTransfer
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Excursions via GetYourGuide
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Requires time for search and booking
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Save 15-25% from tour operators with right approach
Through tour agency:
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Package tours with flight, hotel, transfer, insurance
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Ready solution, no time required
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Support for problems (flight delay, hotel issues)
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Tour operator markup 20-35%
BIOHACTOUR — hybrid approach:
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Direct partner hotel bookings without markups
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Transfer, excursion, service organization
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English-speaking support 24/7
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TÜRSAB A-14433 license (official Turkish agency)
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Istanbul office, on-site assistance
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Optional: wellness programs at Le Méridien Bodrum, medical tourism,active vacations by WME system
What do you need to know?
Visa and Documents
US, UK, Canadian, Australian citizens enter Turkey visa-free. Terms:
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Up to 60 days continuous stay without exit
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Up to 90 days total per each 180-day period
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Can do visa run: exit neighboring country for day, return for new 60-day period
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Passport valid minimum 120 days from entry date (60 days stay + 60 days reserve)
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Return ticket or hotel booking confirmation (sometimes checked at border)
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Medical insurance recommended but not mandatory
Violations:
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Up to 15 days overstay: fine from 130-250 TRY ($4-8)
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More than 15 days: fine + entry ban from 1 to 6 months
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Systematic violations: deportation + entry ban up to 5 years
Insurance
Medical insurance for Turkey costs $1-3 per day. Coverage: medical care up to $40,000-60,000, evacuation, repatriation. Recommended options: active vacations (diving, paragliding), sunburn, allergies. Insurance companies: major international providers.
Money and Payment
Russian Visa and Mastercard not working in Turkey since 2022. Mir cards work limited (large hotels, malls). UnionPay accepted more often. Recommended:
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Cash currency: euros or dollars exchange for Turkish lira
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Exchange at airport, city (better rate than hotels)
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ATM cash withdrawal with UnionPay card
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BIOHACTOUR accepts payment in dollars/euros to international account
Lira rate volatile: 1 EUR = 35-38 TRY, 1 USD = 32-35 TRY (October 2025). Haggling appropriate at bazaars, buying excursions, souvenirs.
Communication and Internet
Turkish operator SIM cards (Turkcell, Vodafone, Türk Telekom) sold at airports, shops. Cost $17-30 for 20-50 GB internet per month. Passport required for registration. International roaming expensive: $6-12 per 1 GB.
Free Wi-Fi at hotels, cafes, restaurants, malls. Speed usually good (10-50 Mbps).
Important Before Trip
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Outlets: European standard (type C and F), adapter not required
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Language: Turkish, tourist areas speak English, Russian
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Time: UTC+3 year-round (same as Moscow)
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Tips: 5-10% restaurants, $1-2 porter, $2-6 guide
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Haggling: appropriate at bazaars, textile shops, souvenir stalls
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Dress code: covered clothing in mosques, headscarf for women
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Water: tap water not recommended for drinking, buy bottled $0.50-1 per 1.5L
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Alcohol: sold in stores until 10 PM, bars and restaurants unlimited
A selection of popular hotels for vacation in Turkey
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