Turkey Tour Packages from Singapore: 8-15 Days with Guide and Car

From Singapore, you can choose our 8-day itinerary, which joins Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus and Pamukkale in one trip. If that feels rushed, the 10-day version covers those four regions with more breathing room between them. Internal flights, guided sightseeing and lunches come with the price; hotels are picked by you and added separately, city by city. Before hotels, the 8-day route starts at $880 per person. That figure moves with the season, your hotel choice and what is included, so contact Get Turkey Tours for a current quote. Singapore passport holders can stay without a visa in Türkiye for as long as 90 days, which means your planning comes down to flights and the number of nights, with no paperwork to file.

Route options for travellers from Singapore

These packages suit people coming to Turkey from Singapore for the first time. Every price is set in US dollars and your card is charged in dollars as well, so the amount in Singapore dollars follows the exchange rate on the day you pay.

The day-by-day plan for each of them is on our page of multi-city routes. Short on leave and mainly interested in Istanbul and the balloons? Then the Cappadocia packages are a better fit: one spends 4 days in Cappadocia, and another splits 6 days between Istanbul and Cappadocia.

For Istanbul alone, with no domestic flights, the 4-day Istanbul package starts at $250 per person. That amount changes with the season and the hotel, so ask us what it costs today.

Some costs sit outside the package price. You pay separately for the flight out of Singapore, any hotel you have not added, most evening meals, the hot air balloon flight and tips.

Do Singapore passport holders need a visa?

Türkiye's foreign ministry states that Singapore citizens holding ordinary or official passports can enter without a visa for up to 90 days. For a holiday you do not need an e-Visa, a Singapore visa agent or an appointment at the embassy. Check that your passport remains valid long enough to cover the trip, and look at the ministry's visa page again a few days before you fly, because rules can change.

Travellers in your group who carry a different passport fall under different rules; one example is a Singapore permanent resident with Malaysian, Chinese or Indian citizenship. Each of them should look up the rules for their own passport at evisa.gov.tr ahead of any booking.

Flights from Singapore to Istanbul

Turkish Airlines flies nonstop from Changi to Istanbul Airport. According to the airline's website, the Istanbul to Singapore direction takes about 10 hours 20 minutes; going the other way, out of Singapore, takes longer. We do not quote fares because they change by season. Turkey's clock is five hours behind Singapore's, so the overnight flight usually lands early in the morning, ahead of hotel check-in time.

Our itineraries allow for this. Day 1 of each package starts with a private car pick-up at Istanbul Airport, and the remainder of the day is left open so you can rest. If you would rather start sightseeing straight away, share your flight number and we will suggest a short afternoon tour.

Flights inside Turkey are included. Over the 8-day route, the first one leaves Istanbul for Cappadocia at 21:00 on day 3 and lands at 22:30. The second takes you from Cappadocia to Izmir at 20:00 on day 5, arriving at 21:30. The last brings you from Izmir back to Istanbul around midday on day 8.

Choosing a route when you have one week of leave

Take five days of leave between two weekends and you get nine days of travel. The 8-day four-region package fits into that, though the pace is brisk: two nights in Istanbul, two in Cappadocia, three in Kusadasi, plus two evening flights. If you prefer a slower trip, the Grand Turkey package runs for 10 days and gives you three nights in every region.

With young children or older parents, we would rather you leave out a city than rush. Keeping to Istanbul and Cappadocia, with 3 nights in Istanbul and 4 in Cappadocia, avoids the long road trip to Pamukkale, about two and a half hours each way from Kusadasi. You can see these two-city combinations on our Cappadocia and Istanbul page.

Would you like your own guide and van every day, from arrival to departure? We also organise fully private trips lasting 7, 9 or 12 days, priced according to your dates and group size. Our comparison of fully private tours lets you weigh them against the fixed-price routes. Whichever package you choose for your trip from Singapore, its page tells you the number of nights in each city before you pay, so there are no surprises about how the days are split.

Should you add the flight to Ephesus and Pamukkale?

Ephesus is among the best-preserved Roman cities anywhere in the Mediterranean, yet to reach it you have to fly to Izmir and stay in Kusadasi for two or three nights. In summer the site is hot and crowded in the middle of the day, and even busier on days when cruise ships call. If you have a week, keep it in; if you have five days, save it for a later visit.

Our tours around Ephesus show what we run near Kusadasi. The private Ephesus day tour, skip-the-line tickets included, takes 6 to 8 hours, and we also offer a two-day trip from Istanbul to Ephesus and Pamukkale that includes flights and lunch. Both suit travellers who want Ephesus on top of their Istanbul stay without booking a full package.

Halal food, vegetarian options and prayer

The majority of people in Türkiye are Muslim, and the restaurants where we stop for lunch on tour days serve the same meat that local households eat every day. Pork is uncommon on an ordinary Turkish menu. If you need certified halal meals and not just local practice, tell us at booking and we will pick certified lunch restaurants wherever possible. Our page for Muslim travellers explains how we plan prayer breaks and mosque visits.

Vegetarians are well served: lentil soup, meze, a Turkish breakfast and vegetables cooked in olive oil. If you are strictly vegan or do not eat garlic and onion, let us know early, since many dishes use both.

A note for Chinese speakers: our Istanbul group tours are available in Chinese, but the multi-city packages run with English- and Spanish-speaking guides. Ask us before booking if you need a Mandarin-speaking guide for the whole trip.

Seasons from Singapore and how they affect the price

Many of the Singapore bookings we receive are planned around school holidays. For 2027 the Ministry of Education lists the March holiday from 13 to 21 March, the June holiday from 29 May to 27 June, the September holiday from 4 to 12 September and the year-end holiday from 20 November to 31 December. June in Turkey means warm weather, long daylight hours and higher hotel rates. Our own favourite is September, when our Kusadasi day tours still get warm days and Istanbul is less busy.

December is cold, especially in Cappadocia, where it may snow. Balloon flights are cancelled more often in winter, so plan at least two nights in Cappadocia if the balloon is the main reason for your trip. The balloon flight is not part of the package and is booked separately.

All packages follow one cancellation policy. If you cancel 7 days or more ahead of departure, you get a full refund free of charge; inside those 7 days, nothing is refunded. For travel during school holidays, take out travel insurance in Singapore that covers cancellation.

How to book from Singapore

On the package page, enter your travel dates and the number of people, then choose hotels for each city if you want us to reserve them. Our Istanbul office works every day between 09:00 and 21:00 Turkish time, which is 14:00 to 02:00 in Singapore, so a WhatsApp message sent in your afternoon reaches us during office hours. A travel assistant sends your hotel confirmations, domestic flight times and day-by-day plan within 24 hours of booking.

Three factors shape the final cost most: the hotel category you choose in each city, your travel dates (the June and December holidays are pricier than September) and whether you want every day private. Better hotels raise the price quickly, which is why each package page shows the hotel options city by city; you can find them on our full multi-city list. For a precise quote, tell us on WhatsApp when you plan to travel and how many of you are coming.

Questions travellers from Singapore ask