Welcome to Turkey !
Anatolian Peninsula, where Turkey stands, is a place where nature, history and culture meet each other for thousands of years. One can see and feel the synthese of different civilizations and different life style. You can feel the story of Troy in Canakkale (Gallipoli), the Gods of Olympos through the Eagean coast, the glory of Roman Empire in Istanbul, beauty of lunar landscape of rock formations in Cappadocia, eye- charming churches of Early Christians in Anatolia Being the craddle of today’s powerful civilizations of the world; Anatolia offers special highlights to everyone’s interest. As Andromeda Tour&Travel Company we aim to help you about choosing your top destinations and preparing satisfied itineraries (regular&private) for your excursions in Turkey
Cappadocia Balloon Tours |
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Cappadocia Hot Air Balloon Tours offer minimum one hour flight time on the air. You are going to be picked from your hotel early in the morning, usually before sunrise and driven to take-off site. |
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Istanbul 2 Days |
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Explore the main cultural highlights of Istanbul's opulent past - the grandiose Topkapi Palace, the glittering Grand Bazaar, the magnificent Hagia Sophia Church, the elegant Blue Mosque and ancient Hippodrome in the heart of ancient Byzantium&Constantinople. Discover the wealth of impressive sights all along the shores in a Bosphorus boat trip along the strait of Bosphorus then watch the Black sea while having lunch in fish restaurant then drive to Asia to discover some famous spots and visit the small picturesque fishermen's village of Ortakoy on the way back |
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Best of Turkey Tour (9 Days / 8 Night) |
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In this tour you will discover the Ottoman civilization with the modern city of Istanbul then you will fly to Cappadocia to explore the main landscape of the region and stay in touch with the local people then fly with your guide to Kusadasi to see the Roman ancient site of Ephesus and the Temple of Artemis known as one of the Wonder of Ancient World and the House of Virgin Mary still used for the pilgrims. |
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