Bodrum, Fethiye, Antalya & Konya 4-Day Tour with Flights

Bodrum, Fethiye, Antalya and Konya in 4 days: the key facts

This group package flies you from Istanbul to Bodrum and brings you back from Konya, with a road trip along the coast in between. Day 1 covers Bodrum Castle, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus and the marina, followed by a drive to Fethiye. Day 2 takes in the Fethiye Museum, the lagoon at Oludeniz and the empty village of Kayaköy, then a drive to Antalya. On Day 3 you see Kaleiçi and the Duden Waterfalls before driving inland to Konya. Day 4 is for the Mevlana Museum and a flight to Istanbul.

It suits travellers who already know Istanbul and want the coast plus Rumi's city in a short trip, and who do not mind a long drive every day. The price is from $1,455 per person. Hotels with breakfast, a professional guide, all flights in the itinerary, air-conditioned vehicles and entrance fees (except optional visits) are included.

How early does Day 1 start?

Very early. The flight to Bodrum leaves at 08:20, so the page says we pick you up from your Istanbul hotel "very early". You can also meet the guide at the airport instead. The page does not say which Istanbul airport the flight uses, and that changes the pick-up time a lot, so ask for it in writing. No Istanbul hotel is included before or after the tour. If you are flying in from abroad, book your own hotel for the night before Day 1 and give us its address for the pick-up.

How long are the drives?

Every day ends with a drive. The page gives about 3 hours from Bodrum to Fethiye on Day 1, about 3 hours from Fethiye to Antalya on Day 2 and about 3.5 hours from Antalya to Konya on Day 3. That adds up to around nine and a half hours on the road over three days, plus stops. Our 6-day Istanbul, Bodrum, Fethiye and Antalya tour gives the Bodrum–Fethiye drive as about 2 hours, so the two pages do not agree. Ask us to confirm the drive times for your date in your written plan.

Where do we sleep each night?

The page does not say outright. The day plan suggests one night in Fethiye after Day 1, one in Antalya after Day 2 and one in Konya after Day 3. Each day starts with "check out of the hotel", so you change hotels every night. The page also gives no hotel names or star rating, only "accommodations with breakfast". Ask for hotel names and towns with your written plan, so you can check them before you pay. Pack a small suitcase, because you load and unload it every morning.

Is this a group tour or private?

The page sells it as a group tour, and there is no private upgrade price listed. However, Day 1 says the drive to Fethiye is "in a private vehicle". Ask us to confirm in writing whether you share the vehicle and guide with other travellers on the coastal days, and how large the group can be. The answer affects how flexible the stops are. For example, it decides whether you can stay longer at Oludeniz or skip a museum.

Is there time to swim at Oludeniz?

The page lists Oludeniz as one of three stops on Day 2, together with the Fethiye Museum and Kayaköy. It gives no time for the beach and does not mention a swim stop. The day also ends with a three-hour drive to Antalya, so time there is likely to be short. If swimming matters to you, pack swimwear in your day bag and ask us to confirm how long the stop is. For longer at the beach, look at the extras listed below. Our Fethiye destination guide covers the area.

What should we wear at the Mevlana Museum?

The Mevlana Museum holds Rumi's tomb, and visitors are expected to dress modestly, with shoulders and knees covered. Guides differ on whether women must cover their hair, but bringing a scarf for the tomb chamber is the safe choice. Shoes are covered or removed before you enter the tomb area. On the coast, light clothes and sun cream are fine. For Kayaköy, wear proper walking shoes, because the paths between the stone houses are uneven. Read our Konya destination guide for the city.

Which tickets and meals are in the price?

Entrance fees are included, except for optional visits. The page does not mark any stop on this route as optional, so Bodrum Castle, the Mausoleum, the Fethiye Museum, Kayaköy, the Mevlana Museum and the Karatay Medrese appear to be covered. Ask us to confirm. Breakfast is included every morning. Lunch and dinner are not included on any day, so budget for both. The marina in Bodrum and Kaleiçi in Antalya are easy places to eat between stops.

Can we add days or stay longer in Bodrum?

Yes. The page lists two extras: one more day on the tour for $115 and two extra nights in Bodrum for $280. It does not say where the extra day is added, so ask before you book. The Bodrum option is the natural choice if you want beach time before the road trip. If you prefer a shorter route without Konya, compare the 3-day Istanbul, Antalya and Konya tour from $1,110 or browse our multi-city packages.

How do I book this 4-day tour?

Choose your date and number of guests in the booking form on this page and send it, or message us on WhatsApp. We check both flights and the hotels for your dates. Then we send you the full plan in writing, with the departure airport, pick-up time, hotel towns and names, drive times and any extras you chose. You pay only after you have read and confirmed it. The tour is run by Get Turkey Tours, TÜRSAB licence A-15751.