FAQ's  
     
  Turkey FAQ's
 
 

Q: Can an individual tour on their own?
A: Yes. We can arrange for an individual to tour on their own by suggesting itineraries and various modes of transportation to meet individual needs and budgets.

Q: Can arrangements be made to visit more than one country?
A: Yes. We can arrange for combination tours to Israel, Greece, Jordan, Italy and other countries in conjunction with a tour to Turkey.

Q: What are the best times to visit Turkey?
A: Usually between April through October the weather is the best with little or no rain or inclement weather. The off season (November through March) are usually less expensive and the weather not bad.

Q: What are the prices for tours?
A: Prices will be provided as requested based on size of group, season, type hotel and tour itinerary.

Q: Can arrangements be made for airline tickets?
A: Yes. We can arrange for international and domestic airline tickets for most of the major airlines.

Q: Is it safe to visit Turkey?
A: Absolutely! Turkey is an extremely safe country to visit and especially for tourists. The Turks are very proud people and welcome visitors and are honored to see foreigners exploring their land. Therefore all visitors are special guests and are treated like royalty. Crime is low compared to many countries and the Ministry of the Interior has established a special squad of Police that are assigned to the major tourist areas. In Izmir, woman may walk down the street at night without any problems at all. We believe that Turkey in general is safer than most any other country in the region.

Q: Do I need to change money before coming to Turkey?
A: No. It is not recommended as the rates change often and you can get just enough money changed each day.

 
     
  North Cyprus FAQ's
 
 

1. Do I need a Visa?
NO. British travellers wishing to visit Northern Cyprus do not need a visa.

2. I have been in to Southern Greek side of Cyprus, Does this affect my entry right to Northern Cyprus?
NO. Having endorsement in your passport from the Southern Greek side of Cyprus, mainland Greece or any of the Greek island will not affect your entry right into Northern Cyprus. On arrival at Ercan airport, you may request a seperate entry visa to be stamped instead of your passport. This is a common request and they will be happy to supply and stamp a visa form, which is kept in your passport and must be retained until you leave Northern Cyprus.

3. Do I require any mandatory vaccinations for Northern Cyprus?
NO. There are currently no mandatory vaccinations required for Northern Cyprus, although it is always advisable to contact to your GP before traveling to check for any recommendations.

4. What does your holiday price includes?
Return scheduled flight between UK and the overseas airport5.

5. What does the car hire prices include?
Unlimited mileage and Comprehensive Insurance cover and all local taxes. The optional CDW (Collision Damage Waiver) is £3 per day and must be paid locally.

6. Are the flights to Norhern Cyprus direct?
NO. All flights into Northern Cyprus have to stop 45 minutes in transit in one of the Turkish Airports. Passengers luggage will be checked through to Northern Cyprus automatically.

7. What is the currency in Northern Cyprus and can I use my credit cards?
The local currency is the Turkish Lira (TL). UK Pound Sterling and US Dollars are acceptable forms of currency as the travellers cheques and the main credit cards are accepted by banks, larger hotels and few restaurants. They are not however accepted in petrol stations and most shops.

8. What is the best time to go to Northern Cyprus?
The springtime months of April and May are particularly pleasant times to visit Northern Cyprus, with the temperatures in the 70's and 80's. The autumn months of September and October are also very appealing. Like anywhere in the Mediterranean, it is hot in mid-summer.

 
     
 
 
 
  Istanbul   
           
      Istanbul is the only city in the world built on two continents which Fatih Sultan Mehmet  
           
    the Conqueror changed in his era. It stands on the shores of the uniquely beautiful Bosphorus (Istanbul Bogazi) where the waters of the Black Sea combine with those of The sea of Marmara and the Golden Horn.  
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  Kyrenia   
           
      Kyrenia is a fascinating town of the northern coast of Cyprus founded by the Myceans ca.1600  
           
    BC.It's tiny horse shoe shaped harbour with the backdrop of the Five Finger Mountains help to make Kyrenia one of the most beautiful areas on the island. The old harbour is bordered by what
used to be carob warehouses but are
now cafes, restaurants and bars.
 
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  Famagusta   
     
Famagusta was originally
a small commercial and fishing port but with the advent of the
  Crusades and the reign of the Lusignans it attained much greater significance. The old town is surrounded by magnificent walls, 17 metres high and 9 metres wide, which where constructed by the Lusignans and further reinforced by the Venetians in 1489.
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