
Turkey Tour Packages from Pakistan 2026
7 and 10 day tours, flights from Lahore, Karachi or Islamabad
Our Turkey tour packages from Pakistan come in two lengths: 7 days for PKR 290,000 per person and 10 days for PKR 430,000 per person. Both include the return flight, a domestic flight from Istanbul to Antalya, 3 star hotels, breakfast and dinner, a local Turkish guide and transport inside Turkey. You fly from Lahore, Karachi or Islamabad. The 7-day tour suits families with one week of leave; the 10-day tour adds Cappadocia, Pamukkale and Konya.
The first five days are the same on both tours: four nights in Istanbul with the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, a ferry to the Princes' Islands and a day in Bursa, then a flight to Antalya on the south coast. The 7 days Turkey tour package returns to Istanbul from there and includes the Turkish visa fee. The 10 days Turkey tour package heads inland instead, and its price does not include the visa fee.
Rooms are shared by 3 people, and departures run through the year on request. Message us on WhatsApp with your city and month and we send the next date and the confirmed fare.
Turkey tour packages from Pakistan
7 days or 10 days: comparing our Turkey tours
Both tours use the same hotels standard, the same guide and the same first five days. The table shows where they differ. Prices are per person with 3 people in a room.
| 7 days, 6 nights | 10 days, 9 nights | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per person | PKR 290,000 | PKR 430,000 |
| Cities | Istanbul, Princes' Islands, Bursa, Antalya | Same, plus Cappadocia, Pamukkale and Konya |
| Nights | 5 in Istanbul, 1 in Antalya | 4 in Istanbul, then Antalya and the inland cities |
| Turkish visa fee | Included | Not included |
| Domestic flight | Istanbul to Antalya | Istanbul to Antalya |
| Meals | Breakfast and dinner | Breakfast and dinner |
| Hotels and rooms | 3 star, 3 people per room | 3 star, 3 people per room |
| Guide and transport | Local Turkish guide, transport in Turkey | Local Turkish guide, private transport in Turkey |
| Best for | Families and first trips with one week of leave | Travellers who want Cappadocia and Rumi's Konya |
What is included in our Turkey tour packages
Many Turkey offers from Pakistan include breakfast only, and some leave out the flight. Ours include dinner every night, a guide for the whole tour and the domestic flight, so the price you see covers most of the trip. Compare packages line by line before you choose.
Included on both tours
These are listed on both tour pages and paid for in the package price.
- Return international air ticket from Pakistan
- One domestic flight in Turkey, Istanbul to Antalya
- Hotels for all nights, 3 star, 3 people per room
- Breakfast and dinner at the hotel as per the day plan
- A professional local Turkish guide
- Airport pick and drop, and transport inside Turkey
- Ferry ride to the Princes' Islands
- Health insurance
- Turkish visa fee on the 7-day tour only
Not included
Keep some money aside for these.
- Lunch
- Turkish visa fee on the 10-day tour
- Optional activities, such as the jet ski on Uludag in Bursa or a hot air balloon flight in Cappadocia
- Shopping and personal expenses
- Anything not listed as included
Turkey tour from Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad
We book the return flight from Lahore, Karachi or Islamabad, whichever is nearest to you. Karachi is the standard departure for the listed price. For Lahore or Islamabad we check the fare for your dates and confirm the final price before you pay the advance.
Direct flights to Istanbul take around 6 to 7 hours, and one-stop routes through the Gulf take longer. Turkey is 2 hours behind Pakistan, so you land the same day with the evening free for the Grand Bazaar. Inside Turkey, the only flight is the short domestic hop from Istanbul to Antalya; the rest of the travel is by road with our transport.
Turkey visa for Pakistanis
Pakistani passport holders need a visa for Turkey. Most travellers apply for a sticker visa through the Turkish Embassy in Islamabad, the consulate in Karachi or the appointed visa centres. If you already hold a valid US, UK, Schengen or Ireland visa or residence permit, you can usually apply for the Turkish e-visa online instead, which is faster.
A sticker visa can take several weeks in busy months, so apply as soon as your dates are fixed. On the 7-day tour the visa fee is in the package price; on the 10-day tour you pay it yourself. Visa rules and fees change, so we tell you what is currently required when you book. A visa fee cannot be refunded once paid.
- Passport valid for at least 6 months, with blank pages
- Recent photos as per the visa centre size
- Bank statements for about the last 6 months
- Flight and hotel bookings, which we provide once you book
- Proof of job or business, such as an employer letter or NTN
- Travel insurance
Places on our Turkey tours
These are the stops in the order you visit them. The first four are on both tours; the last three are on the 10-day tour only.
Istanbul
Four or five nights. The Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia face each other across the old square, and Topkapi Palace was the home of the Ottoman sultans. We also walk Istiklal Street, see Galata Tower and spend the first evening at the Grand Bazaar.
Princes' Islands
A day trip by ferry from Istanbul. On the island you walk past old wooden mansions or ride a bicycle along the coast road, then return by ferry for dinner.
Bursa
The first Ottoman capital, a day trip from Istanbul. The day includes the chairlift up Uludag, a plane tree more than 600 years old, the Green Mosque and the tomb of Osman Gazi, son of Ertugrul.
Antalya
Reached by the domestic flight on day five. We see Duden Waterfall, Hadrian's Gate and the old harbour, and you have the next morning on the beach.
Cappadocia (10 days)
A region of rock towers, valleys and cave houses and churches cut into soft rock. Early morning balloon flights run when the weather allows; they are optional and cost extra.
Pamukkale (10 days)
White limestone terraces filled with warm spring water, with the ruins of the Roman city of Hierapolis above. You can walk the terraces barefoot.
Konya (10 days)
The city where Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi lived and is buried. We visit his tomb at the Mevlana Museum and the old city around it.
A day by day look at both Turkey tours
Each day starts with breakfast at the hotel and ends with dinner. The full day plans are on the tour pages.
| Day | 7 days tour | 10 days tour |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fly to Istanbul, Grand Bazaar in the evening | Fly to Istanbul, Grand Bazaar in the evening |
| 2 | Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi, Galata Tower | Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi, Galata Tower |
| 3 | Ferry to the Princes' Islands | Ferry to the Princes' Islands |
| 4 | Day trip to Bursa and Uludag | Day trip to Bursa and Uludag |
| 5 | Fly to Antalya, Duden Waterfall, old harbour | Fly to Antalya, Duden Waterfall, old harbour |
| 6 | Antalya beach, back to Istanbul | Antalya beach, then inland by road |
| 7 | Fly home | Cappadocia |
| 8 | Pamukkale | |
| 9 | Konya and the tomb of Rumi | |
| 10 | Fly home |
Best time to visit Turkey
April to June and September to November are the best months for these tours: mild days for walking in Istanbul, warm sea in Antalya and comfortable weather in Cappadocia. July and August are hot inland and the coast is at its busiest. Winter is cold, and Cappadocia and Uludag often have snow, which some families come for.
We run departures through the year on request. Eid holidays and school summer holidays fill first, so book early if your dates are fixed.
What to budget for in Turkey
With breakfast and dinner covered, your main costs are lunch, entry to optional activities and shopping. Halal food is the norm across Turkey, and meat in ordinary restaurants is halal, so Pakistani families eat without worry. There are mosques in every town on the route.
Turkey uses the Turkish lira. Cards work in hotels, malls and most shops in Istanbul and Antalya; carry some cash for bazaars, small cafes and tips. The balloon flight in Cappadocia is the biggest optional cost, and its price changes with the season, so ask us for the current rate before you go.
Turkey tours for families, couples and groups
Rooms are shared by 3 people, which works well for families and friends. If you want a room for two, ask us for a quote. Children travel on their own air ticket and visa, so we quote their price for your dates and their ages.
Couples and families can also book either tour as a private trip on their own dates, with the same day plan. Message us the number of travellers and we send a price.
How to book a Turkey tour package
Message us on WhatsApp or through the contact page with your city, month and number of travellers. We confirm the date, the fare from your city and the hotels. A 30% advance confirms your seats, and the rest is paid before departure.
Visa fees and issued air tickets cannot be refunded. For the rest of the package, cancel more than 7 days before departure and we refund 75%; 5 to 7 days before, 50%. Cancellations in the last 4 days, and no-shows, are not refunded. See our terms and conditions. If you are also planning a pilgrimage, see our Umrah packages.
At a glance
- Departure
- Karachi; Lahore or Islamabad on request
- Flight
- About 6 to 7 hours direct
- Visa
- Needed; fee included on the 7-day tour
- Time
- 2 hours behind Pakistan
- Currency
- Turkish lira
- Best time
- Apr to Jun, Sep to Nov
- Packages on this page
- 2
- Tours from
- PKR 290,000 per person
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Turkey tour packages from Pakistan: FAQs
How much is a Turkey tour package from Pakistan in 2026?
Our 7 days Turkey tour costs PKR 290,000 per person and the 10 days tour PKR 430,000 per person, with 3 people in a room. Both include the return flight, the domestic flight to Antalya, 3 star hotels, breakfast and dinner, a local guide and transport in Turkey. The 7-day price also includes the visa fee.
Are flights included in your Turkey tour packages?
Yes. Both tours include the return international ticket from Pakistan and one domestic flight from Istanbul to Antalya. Karachi is the standard departure for the listed price, and we can book from Lahore or Islamabad instead, confirming the fare for your dates before you pay the advance.
Is the Turkish visa fee included?
On the 7 days tour, yes: the Turkish visa fee is part of the PKR 290,000. On the 10 days tour it is not included, so you pay it yourself and need a valid visa before you travel. Either way, we tell you which documents are currently required when you book.
Do Pakistanis need a visa for Turkey, and who can get an e-visa?
Yes, Pakistani passport holders need a visa. Most apply for a sticker visa through the Turkish Embassy in Islamabad, the consulate in Karachi or a visa centre. If you hold a valid US, UK, Schengen or Ireland visa or residence permit, you can usually apply for the e-visa online instead, which is quicker.
What documents do I need for a Turkey visa from Pakistan?
Usually a passport valid for at least 6 months, recent photos, about 6 months of bank statements, flight and hotel bookings, proof of your job or business and travel insurance. We give you the bookings once you book the tour. Requirements change, so we confirm the current list before you apply.
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Can I start the Turkey tour from Lahore or Islamabad?
Yes. We book flights from Lahore, Karachi or Islamabad. The listed price is based on the Karachi departure; for Lahore or Islamabad we check the fare for your dates and confirm the final price before you pay. From Istanbul the tour runs the same for everyone.
What is the difference between the 7 day and the 10 day Turkey tour?
The first five days are the same: Istanbul, the Princes' Islands, Bursa and the flight to Antalya. The 7 days tour then returns to Istanbul and includes the visa fee. The 10 days tour drives inland to Cappadocia, Pamukkale and Konya, but the visa fee is extra.
Which meals are included on the Turkey tours?
Breakfast and dinner at the hotel every day as per the day plan. Lunch is not included, which lets you eat where you like during sightseeing. Halal food is easy to find everywhere on the route, from Istanbul to Konya.
How many people share a room, and what hotels do you use?
Rooms are shared by 3 people in 3 star hotels. Hotels depend on availability for your dates, so we confirm them before you fly. If you want a room for two, ask us for a quote for your dates.
Is the Cappadocia hot air balloon ride included?
No. The balloon flight is optional and costs extra. Flights take off early in the morning and only run when the weather allows, so they can be cancelled on the day. Its price changes with the season; ask us for the current rate if you want us to book it.
What is the best time to visit Turkey from Pakistan?
April to June and September to November, when the weather is mild in Istanbul and Cappadocia and the sea in Antalya is warm. July and August are hot inland and crowded on the coast. Winter is cold, with snow in Cappadocia and on Uludag. We run departures on request through the year.
Is halal food easy to find in Turkey?
Yes. Turkey is a Muslim majority country and meat in ordinary restaurants is halal, so Pakistani families eat without worry. Breakfast and dinner on our tours are at the hotels, and for lunch there are kebab shops, bakeries and restaurants at every stop. Mosques are found in every town on the route.
How much advance do I pay, and what is the cancellation policy?
A 30% advance confirms your booking and the rest is paid before departure. Visa fees and issued air tickets cannot be refunded. For the rest of the package, cancel more than 7 days before departure and we refund 75%; 5 to 7 days before, 50%. Cancellations in the last 4 days and no-shows are not refunded.
How long is the flight from Pakistan to Istanbul?
A direct flight from Pakistan to Istanbul takes around 6 to 7 hours. One-stop flights through the Gulf take longer. Turkey is 2 hours behind Pakistan, so on day one you still have the evening for the Grand Bazaar. We share the exact flight times before departure.
Plan your trip with Pakistan Travel Diaries
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