Turkey Holiday Packages

A country of contrasts, with an East-meets-West feel, book a trip to Turkey from Dubai for 2024/25, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure. Home to ornate mosques, tranquil natural thermal pools, and glistening shores, Turkey truly offers something for everyone.

Whether you’re planning on travelling as a family, a couple, or a group of friends, we’ve got you covered with our vast selection of Turkey tours from Dubai and the rest of the UAE. Combine the bright lights of Istanbul and Ankara with the welcoming beaches of Bodrum and Antalya – or simply opt for a beach or city break.

We offer some of the best deals you’ll find, so why not browse our Turkey tourism packages below, and prepare to fall in love with the country.

Recommended Hotels in Turkey

Radisson Blu Hotel Trabzon

Edition The Bodrum

Lara Barut Collection

The Marmara Taksim

Top places to visit with our holiday deals in Turkey

Whether you’re looking for bustling cities, breathtaking scenery, or pristine beaches, you’ll find it all in Turkey. Book your trip to Turkey from Dubai with DW Travel, and make sure you discover our favourite places below – and you can even turn it into a longer trip, with a holiday to Georgia easily reachable, and Azerbaijan not far, either.

1. Istanbul

Straddling Europe and Asia, Istanbul’s a feast for the eyes, and well worth a visit if you plan to travel to Turkey from Dubai. This is a city that never sleeps, with a distinct buzz about it day and night. Sultanahmet (the Old City) is home to the world-famous Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Grand Bazaar, with the New City a shopper’s paradise, with boutiques sitting alongside a range of top-quality restaurants serving cuisine from all over the world.

2. Cappadocia

Google ‘Turkey’ and you’ll likely see those iconic images of blazing hot air balloons sailing over the sunlit skies. That’s Cappadocia. Embark on your own hot air balloon journey on one of our Turkey packages from Dubai, and explore the rest of what beautiful Cappadocia has to offer, which includes the awe-inspiring hiking routes of Pigeon and Love Valley, and Göreme Open Air Museum, where you can discover churches carved out of rock that date all the way back to the 10th century.

3. Antalya

If you’re after a beach break as part of your Turkish vacation, then why not consider Antalya? For calm, family-friendly waters, head to Moonlight Beach or Mermerli Beach, the latter of which’s cove is tucked away right in the city centre. Alternatively, for watersports, Konyaaltı Beach is good for surfing; whereas Kemer and Kaş are cited to be amongst the top diving spots in the country.

4. Bodrum

A 5.5-hour drive from Antalya, Bodrum offers an alternative beach break on one of our Turkey package holidays, with several of its own diving spots that are suitable for all the way from beginners, to advanced. Once you’ve had your fill of beaches, spend your time in Turkey relaxing in Bodrum’s Karaada hot springs, enjoy a sunset cruise down the Dalyan River, or even tick another country off your list, with a hop over to the nearby Greek islands of Kos and Rhodes.

Tours and Attractions in Turkey

Bosphorus Cruise Tour With Lunch

Cappadocia Sunrise Balloon Flight

Istanbul Morning old city tour Hagiha Sophia blue mousqe

Trabzon City Tour And Sera Lake

FAQs

When’s the best time to visit Turkey?

April, May, September and October are amongst the best times to visit Turkey, as they’re warm (but not too hot), and you avoid the summer rush.

That being said, if you’re looking for a beach break, then July and August offer the hotter temperatures; so, could be the best option – either way, we offer great holiday deals in Turkey year-round.

What’s the weather like in Turkey?

With Turkey such a large country, the weather can vary from place to place. Antalya has the highest temperatures over the summer months, at an average high of 32 degrees Celsius, compared to Istanbul (24 degrees Celsius), and Cappadocia (22 degrees).

Spring and autumn are pleasant too, with warm temperatures, although it can get very cold in the winter. It’s not uncommon to snow in Istanbul from December to February, due to the Siberian winds that blow over, and Cappadocia can dip as low as -2 degrees Celsius during this time.

Do I require a visa for Turkey?

If you’re visiting for up to 90 days, as a UAE resident or national, you’ll need to apply for the Turkey e-Visa. You can easily apply for this online, taking just five minutes to complete, and all you need is a valid email address, and a debit/credit card.

Before you travel to Turkey from Dubai, or elsewhere in the UAE, you’ll also need to ensure you have at least six months left on your passport, starting from the day after your departure.