Tours to Turkey from Almaty: prices from 525 000 ₸

Mountains seen from the sea — that's freaking top, while you're flying you keep staring and can't believe you're about to swim. The hotel was good, fed you like crazy, I even brought a couple kilos home, but that's my own fault cause I was hitting the desserts hard. Went on one excursion, ancient city there, stones and columns — wandered around for half a day until this slick local started pushing carpets, ran away from him, but the view from the cliff I remembered. Everything went smooth, got back just as the heat started in Astana so I'm totally happy with the trip!))

Needed a break after the first quarter, so I booked a tour to Side and flew alone. Turkey is a tried-and-true option for me, didn't want to experiment with food and sea — everything here is familiar and relaxing, the hotel happened to have its own lagoon. Nothing to really complain about, except there were never enough loungers by the pool, but we're on vacation, get moving and head to the beach).

Rest was fine, but man everything here is so hilly, by day three I realized I didn't sign up for that much walking up slopes. But the sea and food — totally top, we only took breakfasts, but the portions were so big lunch just skipped itself. In the evening we sat on the promenade, warm wind, listened to music, didn't even wanna get up from the matress to go get beer (and this is me talking after that exhausting climb up to our room). The typo in the tickets by the way wasnt there, all documents given out clearly, though usually im used to them messing up a name somewhere. Came back satisfied, the main thing is not to bring any heels or anything with thin soles.

Went to the agency for a trip to Side because I couldn't be bothered to search through the feed myself, and what hooked me was that the office is next to my house and everything was settled in one evening for Turkey after the New Year holidays to get away from the gray routine. Liked that the hotel wasn't just the first one picked, but they dug through reviews and the palm trees there really do reach right up to the beach — that saved a lot because the sea in January is refreshing, but it's still nicer to swim under the warm sun. Came back recharaged, everything was spot on from the transfer to the local cuisine — so what if it's not beach season, but no crowds either and it had its own perks)).

otel prosto ogon, ya srazu vlyubilas v vid iz nomera, a zavtrak eto otdelnaya lyubov, kazalos by meloch a vspominaesh s teplem) i ne dumala chto za takie dengi mogut byt takie usloviya, no glavnoe chto vse organizovali chetko, bez nervov i podstav, odna pyatorka i eto chestno!))

wow, went to Kemer in December, the sea was wild but beautiful, nature was amazing, couldn't even swim but it was worth it, the manager really worked a miracle picking us a hotel where we picked oranges straight off the trees, sure there's little to do in winter but the warm pool saved us, came back totally happy even with a pile of mandarins from the nearest shop. was catching the vibe in english, the dining hall was almost empty, but the animators entertained us with one song about bubble-gum and I felt like that melody was everywhere even in the elevator. left my headphones on the bus and searched for them all day but it even added some spice to the trip. everything was great

демалыс оттан болды, Мармарис қаласы жағалаудағы Анталиядан көбірек ұнады, сонда майшабақтай ығысып жүрдік, ал мұнда теңіз таза да таудың дәл қонақүйдің қасында болуы керемет бірінші күні түскі аста Астанадан келген көршілермен таныстым, олардың тауға барып суды ұмытып кеткендері туралы әңгімелеріне күліп ішіміз ауырды, оған қоса ауа-райы бізге жолықты, желтоқсанның соңғы күндері ашық болды түсінемін бір жерлерде қонақүйлердегі сервис жақсырақ шығар, бірақ маған мұнда бәрі жетті (кафелердегі бағалар да дұрыс, бұл Түрция курорттары үшін сирек) оннан бес берер едім

Мармарис — топ, реально топ! Қарашада демалдым, ауа райы еркелетпеді, бірақ біз әрі жүзіп, әрі жағалаумен серуендеп үлгердік, тіпті тауға да бардық, көріністер — керемет, фотосурет леген-леген. Жалғыз кемшілігі — қонақүйдегі вайфай нөмірде мүлдем ұстамады, бірақ Теңіздегідей теңіз тұрғанда кім телефонға қарап отырады, қанағаттанған күйі оралдым, турагенттікке рахмет!

I was choosing a tour through the agency because I wanted specifically Kushadasi and not Kemer, the manager immediately understood what I was looking for and didn't offer any extra options, check-in for a girl alone went totally smooth — that's rare in Turkey. In the evening I went to the local market, bought spices and some weird little ceramic bowl, even though I have nowhere to put that kind of junk at home, but the impressions trump everything. I came back happy and totally calm, finally rested so much that I even stopped twitching over little things and the rating is honestly five plus.

oformili bystro hotya ya perezhivala chto v iyune budet tolpa i zhara da vse tak i bylo no bodrum kak-to spasaet veterok i my vse vremya u vody - katalis na yahte eli rybu pryamo na prichale i dazhe odin raz zabyla tam svoyu panamu tak do sih por dumayu o ney)) v otele lezhaki hvatali v sem utra eto konechno besit no vecherom tak klassno sideli u bara chto ya gotova byla prostit vse. vernulas dovolnaya kak slon i uzhe smotryu tseny na oktyabr…

went to Alanya through the agency, don't regret it at all though at first I doubted, the sea is really warm and clean, but the food at the hotel got old fast, kinda samey. but I took a yacht excursion, the captain let me steer myself, small thing but nice, and views of the cliffs from the sea are fire. managed to get sunburned on the very first day, forgot the cream in the room, idiot, but still happy with the trip, solid four I'd give..

In spring my husband and I sorted out a tour with early booking, I was specifically looking for Alanya, because last time I didn't even have time to get my luggage before I already wanted to go back to the same hotel, so we went. The manager was on the line at the agency, he sorted everything out quickly and hinted where to get a cheaper transfer, sent the papers to my email the same evening. Weather in April is a gamble — the first two days it rained, but then the sun came out, the sea was freezing, but I only swam in the heated pool and went out to the beach to lie down, not many people and the beer was tasty, overall I was satisfied.

kvartira konechno ne lyuks no dlya nas s zhenoy (vzyali tolko sebya) normalno vyshlo, kormili obidno mnogo fruktov dazhe na zavtrak azh nabridalo k kontsu, more v Alane teploe i kakoe-to rezinovoe chto li no na lodochke pokatalsya — samyy kayf, gid kosyachil s vremenem dva raza prishlos zhdat v avtobuse. na ekskursii v kanon sapadavali duratskiy neudobnyy spaszhilet kotoryy natiral sheyu no vid ottuda pravda shikarnyy tselyh pol-dnya ubil na fotki potom valyalsya u basseyna i pil mestnoe pivo, vecherom shou animatory molodtsy devki smeshnye stsenku pro svekrov pokazyvali so stseny pryamo pod nashim balkonom. oteli vrode odinakvye vse no etot pryam na beregu luchshe chem u kakih-to znakomyh v proshlom godu za te zhe denigi ele do plyazha taskalis po gorodu, vernulsya dovolnyy no s obgorevshim nosom vsya pleshivaya kozha oblezla (sam vinovat), esli poezdka ne dlya tusovok a polezhat rekomenduyu neploho.

Turkey in March is a roulette, but I got lucky. Didn't go swimming, it was chilly, but I stocked up on oranges right from the bazaar, so sweet and at a ridiculous price. The excursion to Demre and Myra was nice, though I did doze off on the bus after lunch. The flight back was delayed by a couple of hours, but I pleasantly killed time in the duty free at Antalya airport, found a new cream. Overall I was happy with the trip, a solid four for the weather and the organization))

Turkey, Kusadasi — didn’t even expect it to hit like that. Booked the tour blindly, honestly, just wanted to fly away from grey autumn, and here it is. The sea in November, sure, ain't gentle, but not icy either — I swam, though I flew out of the water in like three minutes. The hotel, by the way, with its own pastries, those warm cinnamon buns I swiped every evening to my balcony, overlooking the empty promenade. From excursions I took just one day, all around those ancient stones, but I touched them with one feeling — damn, why am I in sneakers, not hiking shoes. Evenings we sat in a little cafe, hookah ain't my thing, but the tea with pomegranate they make divine; so I sat there all seven days without leaving. Came back totally happy, already looking at prices for springt ime, cause I want more.

called three agencies looking for a tour to Turkey for these dates, but ended up going here because only here they found direct available spots and the price didn’t bite — though I barely chose Kemer, just wanted sea and no kids around, the manager quickly picked a hotel, he turned out to be quick on his feet, explained everything on his fingers and counted the money right away, but there was no drinking water in the room, and in the lobby coffee from a machine for three dollars. the sea was warm though, pebble beaches are fine by me, went on a tour to the old city and stuffed myself with gozleme and tea — and honestly admit, expected something tidier, the Turks didn’t get offendedWhen they returned the documents in a couple of minutes it cost cheaper than from the local arabs, overall first time an agency didn’t push extras and everything went without nerves

I booked a last-minute deal to Fethiye with them literally three days before departure, because my plans suddenly changed and my vacation days were already burning. I dug through the whole internet, but prices were crazy, and here they offered an option with flights and a hotel that fit my budget. What I liked was that I didn’t have to overpay for “all-inclusive,” we only took breakfasts and that was the right call – we stuffed ourselves with local food in town. In the evening at the market I bought spices and a bunch of trinkets, I barely even haggled, though I should have. The sea itself, of course, is magical, very warm and clean, such a turquoise color I honestly didn’t expect. But the beach is mostly pebbly, the entry into the water is killer, when small stones piled up on my swimsuit and I had to shake them out. The mountains and views from the viewpoint – a whole other story, we all saw with our own eyes where the paragliders jump from. As for downsides, maybe just the transfer – we landed at night and spent almost an hour looking for a sign with our last name, and honestly, the guides weren’t answering on the phone. But then everything sorted itself out, and, honestly, this little thing faded next to the sea and the scenery by the next day. Came back worn out but very happy, my dog was sulking at me for half a day after the flight

I booked through acquaintances, but decided to find the tickets and hotel in Bodrum myself, ended up at a Kazakhstani agency purely by chance because everywhere else was already full. The manager quickly picked an option, even though I didn't know what I wanted myself, in the end we took what he suggested and I didn't regret it once. The helicopter tours are a whole other topic, the views from the air are just out of this world, only on the way back I got a bit seasick on the ship, but that's nothing, I came back completely happy and I'm already recommending it to everyone I know.

we were closing out the semester at uni so there was no talk of any normal vacation but my friend dragged me on a tour to turkey in side and it was the best decision of that year although we got lucky with the weather it stormed two days out of eight but the sea was still warm and clear enough to give you goosebumps when you wade in up to your knees and the sand is all full of tiny shells that dig into your heels but thats nothing... the hotel we picked by reviews and didnt go wrong they fed us really from the belly i especially liked the pumpkin pastry i even tried to ask the chef for the recipe through a translator but he just laughed but on the excursion to the old town i bought a bunch of magnets and ceramic plates although theyre heavy and barely fit in the suitcase, in the evening we walked along the promenade and listened to the waves crashing on the rocks, i came back happy and even a little tanned my nervous system rests after all that

фетхиеде ауа райы бірнеше күнге ғана бұзылғаны өкінішті, бірақ менеджер турды рәсімдегенде шілдеде жел болатынын бірден ескертті. ал бабадагтағы параплан – ол мүлдем басқа деңгей, ұшып бара жатып барлық мәселе төменде қалады деп ойлайсың, және теңіз

Started looking for a tour to Belek to celebrate our anniversary with my wife, I was too lazy to deal with hotels and bookings myself. The manager immediately found us a hotel with a proper sandy beach, not those concrete slabs, though I thought Belek was lacking in that department. Came back happy, everything went smoothly, didn't even have to call with complaints on the spot – a rarity for travel agencies, honestly.

flew to Kusadasi in November. thought it would be rainy, but here the sun every day. took a hotel with a heated pool, something like a spa complex. water really warm, despite the season, didn't want to get out.. of course, the sea is already cold for swimming, but we weren't planning to anyway. better than any Turkey in the heat, honestly say there were few people, didn't even see a line for breakfast once. from excursions took one, to Pamukkale, five hours on the bus though, but the views… those travertines white like snow, pity you can't climb with your feet in many places. near the hotel found a great kebab place, the owner himself dragged us by the sleeve, and didn't regret it. portions huge and tea free. my wife couldn't be pulled out of there by force, every evening she dragged me to repeat. don't even know why you could take off a star — everything as agreed. returned happy and even a bit tanned, which is rare for the end of autumn. recommend this agency, they have a good selection too.

The trip turned out to be calm, although I honestly didn’t expect Fethiye to grow on me that much. I’ll say right off — I took the tour at a local agency, right in Almaty, on a colleague’s advice, and the paperwork went totally stress-free: paid by card, documents sent to my email, and that’s it. From the hotel window I could see the bay, and I sat on the balcony with tea almost every evening — that, I guess, was the best part, some unfamiliar stillness by the water. Laguna Oludeniz — lots of people, but the water was warm and so clear you could see every pebble, I even grabbed a couple as souvenirs, silly really. I didn’t go to the mountains, but I did take a yacht ride — the captain turned out chatty, telling me about the local fish, and I missed half of it because of his accent, but it was funny. Food was decent everywhere, once I overpaid for a restaurant by the waterfront, but that one’s on me — the view of the mountains was worth the money. Came back with no tan on my back because I was too lazy to flip over, but that’s my only complaint about myself. For that price and that kind of calm, I’d easily do this trip again in the summer — even though usually I start missing home after a week.

We went to Turkey to get away from everything and also celebrate our anniversary, a friend recommended this alanya, said the sea there is cleaner than in kemer, so we just took the first decent option that the manager picked out in a day, he did call every two hours but in the end gave us everything we needed. The hotel turned out to be basic, but the animation ran till midnight and the russian cuisine was a weird mix of everything but I finally got some sleep for the whole trip. The beach is a whole other story — the pebbles seem specially picked for yoga on your nerves, so back I brought calluses instead of a tan

sat yesterday evening going through videos on my phone, couldn't believe it was real... the hotel in Kemer turned out to be surprisingly alive, not some catalog one — i ran to the sea barefoot over cold tiles every day by eight in the morning, even though i'm not a morning person at all. the animation got on my nerves by the second day, but that's a small thing, the main thing is the water was amazing, such a transparent lagoon with jellyfish and baby fish by the pier. once we went on a jeep excursion to the mountains and i got totally nervous (i'm just a careful type i guess) but then they fed us the most delicious kebab at a viewpoint, and everything became just great. on the last day i slathered myself with spa products to the fullest, the massage was rough, but oh how i needed it after the petersburg winter. despite the petty nitpicks about the service, i feel like i recharged for half a year ahead and already miss those palms by the pool..

Went to book a tour at the very last minute, in winter suddenly needed to fly somewhere hot, so was looking for something last-minute but reliable. Said right away it had to be Belek, heard the sand there is great, not pebbles, so went the untested route, some acquaintances told me about this company. Got the hotel with a big discount, expected some issues, but ended up with a room facing the sea, amazing. Food was filling and varied, though I'm usually skeptical about buffets, here I even overate and no regrets, the weather was nice too, +19 in January, didn't risk swimming, but lounged by the pool fabulously (everything clean, not slippery, no screaming kids)... Came back after two weeks, mood is great, a charge for the whole year, next time I'll know who to call when running away — didn't overpay, no one caused trouble.

had to fly to Antalya for family matters, so I turned to a local agency, because searching for direct tickets from Kazakhstan was just too lazy, and they kinda specialize in this direction. tickets booked, hotel for three nights, everything arrived to email fast, but then at the airport some glitch with the transfer happened, I already thought I’d get there on my own, but no, they showed up, though with a delay of about forty minutes, and the weather in December, of course, is not for the beach, chilly and windy, but the city itself is beautiful, walked along the waterfront plenty, drank coffee from a tiny cup at some old man right on the street, he even gave me free Turkish delight.. in principle the trip fulfilled its purpose, but the service could’ve been more lively, solid three out of five, because I expected more from the organization for that money.

decided to go to Antalya for our wedding anniversary, and there everything had to be done through a travel agency – so I went to the office, also wanted some advice, not just to buy a tour. The manager helped pick a hotel right away that was both on the resort and not too noisy, though she herself kept going on about some Alternative, I already wasn't listening, my kid distracted me. flew at the end of December – weather, sure, not May, but the sea was warm and few people, which is what we needed, overall got the weekend I wanted, only the wind in the evening was nasty, that really spoiled it.

in may two coronavirus vacations burned out before they even started. so when the consulate opened, flew to kemer without a second thought, took a tested agency from acquaintances. plane a third empty, airport completely dead — silence unusual, even felt calmer somehow. took a hotel with all inclusive, fed so that by dinner i still hadn't recovered from lunch, honestly too much. sea in may is cold, but i swam every day, sunbathed and just lay around on a lounger, and that was exactly what i needed. from excursions took one for rafting, water icy, adrenaline though decent. near the beach found a coffee shop with a view of the mountains, sat there every evening with turkish tea and thought this is happiness. came home exhausted only from the road, mood great and the desire to go again appeared right awya