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Senior Travel Expert
Ümit Karaburun
Language : English, Turkish
Local Travel Expert
Buse Nur Erkan
Language : German, English, Turkish
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Atoofah Rehan
Language : English, Urdu, Turkish
Local Travel Expert
Alara Karvar
Language : English, Spanish, Turkish
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Duha Ozcan
Language : English, Turkish
Local Travel Expert
Beyza Kas
Language : English, Turkish
Local Tourist Guide
Utku Dilemre
Language : English, Indonesian, Turkish
Local Travel Expert
Emrah Pat
Language : English, Turkish
Corbieco is your trusted Local Expert for Unforgettable Journeys
At Corbieco Travel, we believe that travel is more than just visiting new places, it’s about creating unforgettable experiences rooted in authenticity, connection, and discovery.
Based in Türkiye and powered by local experts, we specialize in tailor-made tours that reflect your unique interests, pace, and travel style. Whether you’re exploring the vibrant streets of Istanbul, floating above the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia, or walking among ancient ruins in Ephesus, our team ensures every moment of your journey is thoughtfully crafted.
We work closely with passionate guides, boutique hotels, and local communities to provide sustainable, enriching, and truly personalized adventures. With years of experience in the tourism industry and a deep love for our homeland, we’re here to help you experience Türkiye not just as a tourist but as a welcomed guest.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need a visa to travel to Turkiye?
Yes, most visitors require a visa. You can apply online via the official e‑Visa portal. Passports should be valid for at least 6 months upon entry.
2. What is the best time to visit Turkiye?
The ideal periods are spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) when weather is mild and tourist crowds are smaller.
3. What currency is used in Turkiye?
The official currency is the Turkish Lira (TRY). Euros and US Dollars are accepted in tourist areas, but carrying Lira is recommended.
4. Can I drink tap water in Turkiye?
Tap water in major cities is typically safe, but many travelers prefer bottled water, especially in rural areas, for peace of mind.
5. Can I use my credit/debit card?
Absolutely major cards (Visa, Mastercard) are widely accepted in cities and tourist zones. Still, carrying some cash can be helpful in smaller towns. ATMs are widely available.
6. What should I pack for my trip?
Pack layered, season-appropriate clothes: light and breathable in summer, warmer layers for spring/autumn. Don’t forget sun protection, comfortable walking shoes, and the correct power adapter (Type C/F, 220V).
7. What language is spoken in Turkiye?
The official language is Turkish, but English is common in tourist destinations and hotels. Learning a few Turkish phrases can be helpful and appreciated
8. What is the dress code in Turkiye for tourists?
Türkiye is a modern and diverse country, and dress codes vary depending on the region and setting. In big cities and tourist areas, casual Western-style clothing is widely accepted. However, when visiting mosques or religious sites, modest clothing is recommended — shoulders and knees should be covered, and women may be asked to cover their heads with a scarf. Comfortable walking shoes and lightweight clothes are ideal during summer, while warmer layers are advised in winter.
1. What are the must-visit cities in Türkiye?
The most popular cities include Istanbul, Cappadocia, Antalya, Izmir, and Pamukkale. Each offers unique experiences from historical landmarks to natural wonders and beach resorts.
2. Is Cappadocia worth visiting?
Absolutely. Cappadocia is famous for its fairy chimneys, cave hotels, and hot air balloon rides at sunrise a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many travelers.
3. What is special about Pamukkale?
Pamukkale is known for its white travertine terraces and the nearby Hierapolis Ancient City. You can even bathe in warm, natural thermal pools.
4. Are the beaches in Antalya good for families?
Yes! Antalya’s beaches like Lara and Konyaaltı are clean, safe, and offer family-friendly resorts, shallow waters, and plenty of activities for all ages.
5. Can I combine several cities in one trip?
Definitely. Many Türkiye travel packages combine destinations like Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Antalya over 7–10 days. You can travel by plane or private transfer between regions.
6. How many days do I need in Türkiye to visit the top destinations?
To cover Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus (near İzmir), and Antalya comfortably, plan for 10–14 days. If you’re short on time, a 7–10 day trip can still offer a rich experience focused on Istanbul, Cappadocia, and Pamukkale or Ephesus.
1. What are the most famous traditional dishes in Türkiye?
Iconic dishes include kebabs, mezes, baklava, lahmacun, menemen, and dolma.
2. Is Turkish food spicy?
Not generally. Turkish cuisine focuses more on rich herbs, olive oil, and natural flavors. However, southeastern dishes (like Urfa or Adana kebab) can be mildly spicy.
3. What are the must-try street foods in Türkiye?
Top street foods include simit, midye dolma (stuffed mussels), kokoreç, dürüm döner, and boza.
4. Are there vegetarian or vegan options in Turkish cuisine?
Yes, Türkiye offers plenty of plant-based dishes like mercimek çorbası (lentil soup), zeytinyağlılar, gözleme, and falafel in bigger cities.
5. Is Turkish tea and coffee included with meals?
Usually, Turkish tea (çay) is offered after meals. Turkish coffee is more of a cultural treat and often ordered separately.
6. What time do Turkish people usually eat?
Lunch is typically around 1:00–2:00 PM, and dinner between 7:00–9:00 PM. In tourist areas, meal times are more flexible.
7. What is a typical Turkish breakfast?
A rich spread with cheese, olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggs, honey, jam, butter, and simit or fresh bread, often served with strong tea.
8. Are tips expected in restaurants?
Yes, leaving 5–10% of the bill is customary in restaurants and cafes.
9. Are there alcohol-free restaurants in Türkiye?
Yes. While many restaurants serve alcohol, some are “alkolsüz” by choice or for religious reasons. Always check the menu or ask.
1. Is Türkiye safe for tourists?
Yes, Türkiye is generally safe for international travelers, especially in popular destinations like Istanbul, Cappadocia, Antalya, and Ephesus. As with any country, stay alert in crowded places and follow local guidance.
2. Do I need any vaccines before traveling to Türkiye?
No special vaccines are required. Routine vaccinations (such as Hepatitis A/B, tetanus) are recommended. Check with your healthcare provider before travel.
3. Is travel insurance mandatory in Türkiye?
It is not mandatory but strongly recommended, especially to cover medical emergencies, flight cancellations, or lost luggage.
4. What should I do in case of a medical emergency?
Dial 112 for an ambulance. Türkiye has a mix of public and private hospitals, many with English speaking staff in major cities.
5. Are hospitals and clinics in Türkiye good?
Yes, Türkiye has high-quality healthcare, especially in major cities. Private hospitals are well-equipped and commonly used by tourists.
6. Are solo female travelers safe in Türkiye?
Yes, many women travel solo without issues. Dress modestly in conservative areas, avoid isolated places after dark, and trust your instincts.