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Turkey Tour Packages from UAE

Turkey isn't one destination it's several completely different experiences in one trip. Bursa was the Ottoman Empire's first capital, and Trabzon's Black Sea highlands feel like nowhere else in the country. Our Turkey tour packages at At Makani Travel & Tourism, we create a journey that matches the way you like to travel. Covering all three: hotels, transport, and a full itinerary, handled by all-language-speaking experts that make your trip easier from booking to landing. Whether it's a short Istanbul city break or a longer Turkey tour across the coast and mountains, every detail is arranged before you travel.

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No two travelers visit Turkey for the same reason, so we don't believe in one-size-fits-all itineraries. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway in Istanbul, starting from Istanbul's Old City and Bosphorus views for city breaks; a relaxing family holiday in Bursa; or a nature escape in Trabzon, we'll build a package around your interests, travel dates, and budget. Every itinerary is designed to help you experience more of Turkey, not just visit it.

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Turkey & Georgia Summer – Trabzon to Tbilisi

Georgia

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Turkey & Georgia Premium – Trabzon to Tbilisi

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6600.00AED

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Istanbul Summer Escape – Bosphorus & Culture

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Top Turkey Hotels & Resorts

A Bosphorus-view hotel in Istanbul, a thermal spa resort in Bursa, and a highland lodge in Trabzon are three different kinds of stays, and we book all three directly rather than pulling from a generic listing site. We carefully selected hotels across Turkey instead of relying on generic booking platforms. Every property is matched to the region it's in, so a family trip to Bursa doesn't end up with an Istanbul city hotel that doesn't fit the pace.

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Istanbul
Mount Uludağ or Mount Uldağ (Turkish: Uludağ) or as it is called the Great Mountain and some call it mythical, is the highest peak in the western Anatolia region and the Marmara region and one of the tourist attractions in Bursa, the highest peak of 2543 meters above sea level and is called the black summit Kara Tepe. It includes a mountainUludag milli park, which is 36 km from the heart of Bursa city, Uludag
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Bursa
Sultan Murad Heights are 35 km away from the village and it is one of the most famous tourist places. Climbing on the mountains is one of the most important activities that can be practiced, There is nothing better than climbing in the middle of the charming nature so the constant advice is to take a camera, because you will record a range of the best landscape in the world.
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Trabzon
Sultan Murad’s heights are 2,200 meters above sea level and it gained its name after Sultan Murad IV and his army stayed in it after returning from traveling to Iran in 1635 AD, and it later made it a place to rest and stay, in addition to containing the graves of the martyrs of the Ottoman army inThe First World War against the Russian Army holds a ceremony celebrating the anniversary of the martyrs on June 23 every year.
Why Makani

Why Book Your Turkey Holiday with Makani

Istanbul alone has thousands of hotels listed online, and most travelers spend hours comparing options before ever booking a flight. Makani cuts that down to a handful of properties we’ve actually vetted across Istanbul, Bursa, and Trabzon, with an all-language-speaking team ready before you book and while you’re on the ground.

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Real Local Partnerships

We work directly with hotels and drivers across Istanbul, Bursa, and Trabzon, not listings pulled from a booking site.

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Turkey Travel Experts

22 years of arranging trips for UAE travelers means we know which Istanbul neighborhoods are worth the extra cost and which Trabzon routes actually match the season.

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Trusted by Thousands of Travelers

Thousands of UAE travelers have booked their Turkey trip with Makani, backed by a 5-star Google rating built from real reviews.

Things to Do

Best Things to Do in Turkey

Eight experiences our UAE travelers can’t stop talking about.

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Hagia Sophia & Blue Mosque

A 6th-century dome facing a 17th-century mosque.

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Grand Bazaar

Over 4,000 shops under one historic roof.

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Bosphorus Cruise

Europe on one shore, Asia on the other.

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Topkapi Palace

Home to Ottoman sultans for nearly 400 years.

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Bursa’s Grand Mosque & Green Tomb

The Ottoman Empire’s first capital, still standing.

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Uludağ Cable Car

Ski slopes and city views above Bursa.

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Sumela Monastery

A 4th-century monastery carved into a cliff.

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Uzungöl Lake

An alpine lake known as Turkey’s Switzerland.

Frequently asked questions

UAE citizens (Emirati passport holders) can enter Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days within any 180-day period, under a bilateral agreement in effect since January 2024. UAE residents holding other nationalities follow their own passport's rules: some qualify for the online e-Visa, but only if they already hold a valid US, UK, Schengen, or Ireland visa. Everyone else applies for a sticker visa through the Turkish Consulate in Dubai, since a UAE residence visa alone does not grant entry.
April to June and September to October offer the mildest weather across Istanbul, Bursa, and Trabzon alike. July and August turn hot in Istanbul and Bursa, while Trabzon's Black Sea highlands stay noticeably cooler and greener. Winter brings ski season to Uludağ, just outside Bursa.
The official currency is the Turkish Lira (TRY). Cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and malls across all three cities, but cash is still preferred at bazaars and smaller vendors. Exchange offices near city centers, like those close to Istanbul's Grand Bazaar, generally offer better rates than airports or hotels.
Turkish is the official language. English is widely spoken in Istanbul's hotels, restaurants, and tourist sites, though it's less common in parts of Bursa and Trabzon away from the main attractions.
Yes, Turkey is a generally safe destination for tourists, with millions visiting each year. Standard precautions apply in busy tourist areas, mainly around overpriced taxis and pickpocketing in crowded markets, so using metered or app-based rides is the safer choice in Istanbul.
Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, the Ottoman-era Grand Mosque in Bursa, and the cliffside Sumela Monastery near Trabzon rank among Turkey's most visited sites.
Weather varies sharply by region. Istanbul and Bursa have hot summers and mild, occasionally snowy winters, with Uludağ near Bursa turning into a ski resort by December. Trabzon's Black Sea coast stays cooler and rainier year-round, with its mountains green even in summer.

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