Türkiye stretches from the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts to the Black Sea, and OFAQ WORLD covers 7 Turkish destinations along the way. Each guide maps real, named places with practical notes, so you can compare cities and build a route that fits your trip.
Istanbul is the largest guide, with 100 places from Sultanahmet to Beyoğlu. Inland, Cappadocia is known for the Göreme valleys, cave hotels and early-morning balloon flights, with 65 places mapped.
On the coast, Antalya pairs Kaleiçi's old harbour and Hadrian's Gate with Konyaaltı Beach (86 places), Bodrum offers its castle harbour, beaches and Aegean evenings (78), and Fethiye is the base for the Blue Lagoon, paragliding and trailheads of the Lycian Way (55). Izmir adds an agora and a long waterfront (89 places).
In the north-east, Trabzon looks out over the Black Sea, with mountains, tea terraces and Sümela Monastery nearby (81 places). Pick a city below to open its full guide.
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7 city guides in Türkiye
AntalyaKaleiçi's old harbour, Hadrian's Gate, and Konyaaltı Beach86 places
BodrumCastle harbor, beaches, and Aegean nights78 places
CappadociaGöreme valleys, cave hotels, and balloon mornings64 places
FethiyeBlue Lagoon, paragliding, and Lycian Way trailheads55 places
IstanbulNamed landmarks from Sultanahmet to Beyoğlu100 places
IzmirAegean coast, agora, and waterfront89 placesTrabzonBlack Sea mountains, tea terraces, and Sümela Monastery81 places
Questions travellers ask
- Which cities in Türkiye does OFAQ WORLD cover?
- Antalya, Bodrum, Cappadocia, Fethiye, Istanbul, Izmir and Trabzon: 7 guides in total.
- Which Turkish guide has the most places?
- Istanbul, with 100 places, followed by Izmir with 89 and Antalya with 86.
- Where should I go in Türkiye for beaches?
- Antalya has Konyaaltı Beach, Bodrum has beaches around its castle harbour, and Fethiye is the gateway to the Blue Lagoon.
- Which airports do the guides list?
- Istanbul lists IST and SAW, Cappadocia NAV and ASR, Bodrum BJV, Fethiye DLM, Izmir ADB and Trabzon TZX.
- Is there more to Türkiye than the coast?
- Yes. Cappadocia is inland, with valleys, cave hotels and balloon mornings, and Trabzon combines Black Sea mountains with tea terraces and Sümela Monastery.