The most wonderful tour company. I reached out to them at the last minute during the holidays to…read moretry to book a tour to Cappadocia, Ephesus and Pamukkale. Mustafa Ceviz bent over backwards to arrange everything and even customized the trip to make things work for me. Everything was flawless. The accommodations were more than I expected and all of the experiences were top notch. He even reached out several times during the trip to check in. I would absolutely recommend this company to anyone looking to book an experience in Turkey.

Istanbul Tour Services / Turkey Tour Services is a travel office centrally located in Istanbul,…read morejust 3-5 min walk from the Sultanahmed. They specialize in offering tours to various interesting places all over Tourkey such as Ephesus, Cappadocia, Pamukkale, Gallipoli, Troy. They offer both day tours as well as tour packages. Together with my friends we decided to book a Cappadocia tour with them. Mustafa, who is the owner was super responsive and friendly. He replied to our email within less than an hour and took care of booking our flights, hotel, tours to local attractions as well as a balloon flight over Cappadocia! Everything went super smoothly! The balloon flight was simply AMAZING!! One of the best experiences in my life :) If you are in Turkey, you have to visit Cappadocia!

The day cruise on Bosphorus River is almost a must do tour by many tour group. This cruise display…read moremany buildings and historic landmarks along river. The cruise is about 1 hour. The ship did a stop near Asia side Istanbul. Then head back to the original port. If you join the second tour to Asia side of Istanbul, you will get off here. I decided to head back to the Europe side Istanbul. The cruise allows you to see the long suspension bridge that cross under. You also can see some landmarks on the top of the hill. Palaces mostly on the riverside.

The Bosphorus cruise is a must do in Istanbul…read more The Bosphorus is where Europe and Asia flirt shamelessly across a narrow strip of water. This strait, slicing Istanbul in half, has been causing geographical identity crises since forever. Want to sip tea on one continent while judging the traffic on another? The Bosphorus says, Sure, hun. Historically, it's been the watery red carpet for empires including the Byzantines, Ottomans, and now Instagram influencers. Fun fact: the current flows two ways because one direction just wasn't dramatic enough. So yeah, even the water here is extra. In short: it's blue, it's historic, it's chaotic, just like your life.

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Efendi=High Quality on Short Notice. Two big thumbs up Yusuf…read moreKaraca of Efendi created a luxury package to Cappadocia in the span of three short hours, for a reasonable price. I was in Istanbul and though I could spend a month in the city without getting bored, I started wondering if I should see something more. It is a 12+ hour flight from Miami, so when would I be back? I decided Cappadocia would be perfect. Because Tom Brosnahan's Turkey Travel Planner is my bible for travel in Istanbul and beyond, I took his advice to contact Efendi. I sent a simple email to info@efendi Within minutes, Yusuf was emailing. There were no sales come ons, attempts to upsell or to pressure me to close the deal. There was, a pending deadline, because I was aiming to leave about 48 hours after contacting Efendi. Let me state up front, I'm a very independent traveler. I have seen vast parts of Europe, Latin America and far beyond -- with or without any local language skills -- on my own. I have booked daring travel way back before we had the internet, trip advisor and all the online ways of doing research. So to like a package tour, it had to be near perfect. Right off the bat, Yusuf found a 3-day, 2-night visit for about 500 USD. That was the price I would pay just for round trip flights, had I booked on short notice on my own. We ultimately settled on a package costing roughly 600 USD (we could have gone as remarkable low as nearly 400 USD) to ensure a great time. I was staying in an area on the tramway in Sirkechi. All of my previous taxis, ubers and drivers dropped me off blocks from my hotel. Pickups were more strung out delayed and confusing. Yusuf assured me that my driver would be at the door of my hotel, plus he would call ahead to let the front desk know if he was arriving late at all. This gave me such comfort and assurance. Through a smart phone, while tidying up my room, doing some light sink laundry, organizing my receipts and recharging my camera batteries on the middle day of a 14-day trip, Efendi completed the itinerary. Even though I could easily call up word docs and PDFs on my phone, Yusuf personally delivered a print out to my hotel and insisted the front desk place it in my room. The 600 USD included transfer to and from Ataturk airport, coach seats on a larger than I imagined jet to Nevsehir Airport, transfer from that Cappadocia area airport to my hotel and back, plus two full days of touring itinerary with an English speaking guide. Best of all, the extra 100 or so I spent got me a prime room at Yunak Evelri Cave Hotel. Now there are hundreds of cave hotels in Cappadocia, but few are a 4 to 5 star that Yunak is. The service was superb, the finishes amazing, the common areas upscale, etc. I feared the restaurant would be mediocre and expensive, since it was a bit of a hike into the ancient village of Urgup for a dining alternative. But it was the opposite a multilevel lounge deck -- with spectacular views of the canyon around us and the hotel's cliff facade -- welcomed with a fireplace, hip music (volume not too loud) and an array of items. Eating late and on the road, I opted for a simple margarita pizza and a gourmet, ultra thin crust creation arrived with a price tag far less than you'd pay in the states. Breakfast -- 95% of Turkish small hotels, be they rural or urban, have a buffet spread in the morning -- had all the traditional Turkish white cheeses, breads, olives, pickles and dips -- along with enough warm food, jams and other items to appeal to the more western palate. The room at Yunak was spectacular, though it involved climbing very many outdoor, smooth marble stair cases. It had a very modern and luxurious bath. There was a heater, but I never needed it. Plenty of comfy sheets and blankets made me at ease with the constant 67 degree interior. The room was large as a suite, stocked with free bottled water and amazing to sleep in, what with it's carved niches from being an ancient cave home. Each day, I was picked up around 9:30 a.m. and taken around to all the key sites and museums. I must say, the buffet lunch was fairly mediocre, but no lacking for items. There must have been 100 things to choose from, which is good for the picky eaters. Efendi and Yusuf even helped trouble shooting a problem of my own creation. The number one thing I wanted to see was the Goreme Open Air Museum. We were supposed to see it on the first day, but the on-site tour operator switched my itinerary. Day 1 was a long hike and my knee was acting up. The weather for the next day called for storms. I pictured my only visit to Cappadocia being marred by a sore knee and rain sweeping away photos I wanted to take in Goreme. I offered to leave the tour halfway into Day 1 and pay a taxi to Goreme. The tour guide was polite, but balked at it. I dialed Yusuf (he gave me his cell and told me to call 24/7) and quickly, the tour driver was depositing me in Goreme with the understanding that I would not have travel protection

This was one of the best airport pickups ever. The booknig process was fast, easy and accurate,…read morethe price was the cheapest out there and the staff were very helpful. The driver was waiting at the airport as promised in a nice vehicle and managed to get us to our apartment in spite of having an incomplete address. The pickup was on time and again very smooth. Drivers spoke good English and were courteous. Recommend these folk highly.

The staff here is outstanding. They have assisted me with travel during 2 trips to Turkey over the…read morelast 5 years, and they did a fantastic job both times! The best part is their understanding of my travel needs, and how they personalized all the arrangements that they made. They also allowed time in the plans for us to "do our own things" - they didn't try to plan out each day to such a degree that we were tied to a grueling schedule. What we do might not work for everyone but we made a couple of nights reservations in Istanbul at the start and the end, but left the middle days open, then as soon as we reached Istanbul we stopped in and made our travel arrangements with Shiny to go elsewhere in Turkey, leaving about day 3. Then we did a couple of days of sightseeing in Istanbul, checked out of our hotel, walked over to the Shiny travel office to get our tickets at the prearranged time, and went on a 5-day excursion. They always do a great job, and I can't wait to return to Istanbul to work with then again.

From the owner: Turkey Tours & Travel offers daily trips, Turkey package tours, hotel reservations, flight…read morebookings, bus tickets and free tips regarding our competant area.

First time here. Good service. Very professional staff and…read morecourteous. Not sure who runs it but good.

Thanks to an oversight from our Travel Agent, our roundtrip booking between Bucharest and Istanbul…read morewas booked as an equivalent of basic economy. The key thing about that was that there was no checked baggage allowance and anything handled that was was charged at 7 Euro per Kilo! Turkish Air is an odd duck. After 2 economy and 2 business class flights, we've found their in flight service to be just short of phenomenal. Yet their "back office" (e.g., reaching them by phone, website, IST Care Point) has consistently been bad. I'll save some of this for a separate IST-based review that covers our international business class flights. We ended up at the Taksim Sales Office as our phone calls and web inquires turned up as a big fat zero. After spending more time than we should bulking up carry on bags, and receiving poor information via our travel agent, our local guide found this office so that we could get service in person and apparently the only way. Contrary to what we had been told, the per kilo baggage charge is the same whether you do it at the airport or before. The guy who helped us at the Taskim office was helpful enough, which was a relief. We paid our fee, received a receipt, and thank heavens the weights all worked out at IST. We did eventually get restitution via our travel agent for about $460 in baggage charges over 2 flights, but otherwise this travel adventure was a complete waste of time and worry.

Customer care is pathetic. No help from them they just there to say that create a feedback form…read more And feed back team they never solve the issue.

Total scammers. Stay away from them. They have hired local guides who grade them high but all…read moretourists have graded them dreadful. They are dishonest and shameful. You can see their actual reviews on Google. Mr. Orhan is a fraud along with others.