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Turkey flights
Turkey flights take around four hours from the UK and arrive in a unique and captivating land which blends the European with the Middle Eastern to great effect. Flights to Turkey will arrive in the gateway of Ataturk (Istanbul) Airport, from where domestic flights can be taken to the many regional airports or to the capital Ankara. Holiday flights arrive into Dalaman, Bodrum, Antalya and Izmir. Istanbul itself also has much to offer the tourist, and is Turkey's cultural centre.
This is a country of rich and varied history. You can visit the Gallipoli peninsula, which has been the site of many brutal battles, or explore the ancient heritage of Harran or Troy. Alternatively, simply relax in a tourist spot such as Bodrum, which has a yacht harbour and vibrant nightlife.
Peak Season
The best times to visit Turkey are the spring and autumn seasons, when mosquitoes can be avoided and the weather is excellent. The high season runs from July to September, during which time flight prices will rise, and the Turks themselves tend to take their holidays. Temperatures soar during the summer season and it can be very hot. Use our price comparison tool to find the best flight deals and book in advance to secure your seats.
Off Season
Turkey's resorts do not really have a winter tourism season so flights to these areas only operate from spring to autumn. Low season for Istanbul is in the winter, spring and autumn months, avoiding the school holidays. Cheap flights are more readily available during these times.