Travel Insurance for Turkey

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The best times to visit Turkey are spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November). The weather is moderate and friendly throughout this time, which makes it perfect for tourists to roam around many landscapes, historical landscapes, cultural attractions, etc. Turkey is covered with vibrant flowers, abundant greenery, and comfortable weather around springtime, making it perfect for people to enjoy the outdoors in Turkey. Autumn is also great; people who enjoy winter can visit during this time.

June to August is also a great time to visit Turkey because of the coastal regions, water activities, and beach holidays. However, this is considered to be the busiest time to visit. Winter vacations in Turkey (December to February) suit those who enjoy winter sports and want to visit tourist places without crowds. Coastal regions throughout this time are colder and receive more rain.

In short, the best time to visit Turkey is according to your interests, such as if you want to enjoy water sports, historical sites, outdoor recreation, regional events, etc.

• Learn Turkey's emergency contact numbers, such as the Police (155), Ambulance (112), and fire department (110).

• Pay close attention to your surroundings, such as marketplaces, tourist attractions, hubs, etc., all the time.

• Try learning basic Turkish phrases to communicate with locals and ask for help or emergency guidance.

• Choose a reliable mode of transportation, such as public or government-run transportation. Avoid sharing transportation and unauthorised taxis.

• Keep your wallet, bag, electronics, passport, etc., secured in a cross-body or a bag near your body.

• Avoid showing off or wearing pricy jewellery using expensive phones, cameras, or other devices, as you will attract pickpockets and burglars.

• Do not visit unfamiliar, isolated, dark streets and locations at night to avoid mis-happenings.

• Be mindful of the scams perpetrated by locals, such as overcharging for goods and services and using unauthorised guides.

• Consider travelling to Turkey in off-seasons like spring and autumn, when the prices of flights, accommodations, and attractions are lower than in peak season.

• Book flights and hotels in advance to get the best and lowest rates possible.

• To save money on transportation costs, use public or government-run transportation like trams, buses, metros, etc. instead of private taxes.

• Explore more local markets, street foods, and budget-friendly restaurants to enjoy regional delicacies at lower prices.

• Explore free and local attractions and activities like public parks, historic neighbourhoods, etc.

• Always bargain and compare prices while shopping in markets to avoid any scams done to tourists.

• Avoid paying foreign transaction fees, and inform your bank about your travel plans beforehand.

• Consider travelling with a group to split expenses for accommodations, transportation, tours, etc.

• Turkey is a Muslim country, so dress modestly and remove shoes while visiting mosques.

• Possession and use of illegal drugs are prohibited, which can result in penalties and imprisonment.

• Always get permission before taking photos of people at religious and rural sites, as photography might be restricted in some locations.

• Exchange money through authentic currency exchange offices or banks to avoid any scams.

• Tipping is not mandatory, but it would be appreciated if it were given about 5–10%.