4 Days of Holiday with 1 Day Off in July: Unmissable Opportunities for Sea, Nature and Culture!

For those who work at a busy pace, short vacations, even if they are 2 or 3 days, are like a remedy; they save you both time and budget. There is another long weekend in July; it is possible to have a 4-day vacation by taking 1 day off. The online travel platform Tatilsepeti has compiled travel routes and international tour options that stand out with Türkiye's sea, nature and cultural heritage for those looking for a short break. Here are travel suggestions for the long weekend...

Here we are in the middle of summer… However, for those who still can’t plan a vacation, every day is an opportunity. It is possible to have a 4-day vacation by taking 1 day off in July. There is an increase in demand for 3 and 4-night tours for the long weekend that connects July 12-15 on the Tatilsepeti platform. 60 percent of the reservations for these dates are swimming tours; Budva, Red Sea, Italy and Greece tours stand out in particular. The Balkans and Benelux countries are also among the preferred routes. Foreign tours are among the preferences of holidaymakers with options starting from 79 Euros. There are also those who want to evaluate their short vacation with cultural tours starting from 3239 TL per person or nearby routes. Here are the prominent travel routes for a long weekend vacation of up to 4 days by taking 1 day off:

The most beautiful islands are our islands

One of the best times of Bozcaada and Gökçeada, the two magnificent islands of Çanakkale, just a few hours away from Istanbul. During the 3-day island tour, you can swim in Ayazma Beach, visit the Temple of Athena in Assos, wander around the Greek neighborhoods of Gökçeada and do some shopping. There are also tours that include Ayvalık and Cunda in this route.

From the monastery to the valley, plateaus and plateaus

Black Sea Tours that start with Samsun First Step Monument, which you can join from cities such as Istanbul, Ankara, Bursa, are a good alternative for a short holiday. With these tours, you can visit Trabzon, Sumela Monastery, which is a UNESCO heritage, Rize and Batumi, which you can pass with your ID. Rafting on Fırtına Creek should definitely be tried for those who love adventure. Black Sea tours, where you can stay cool in the summer heat and feel the green to the fullest for 4 days, start from 17 thousand liras per person.

Sea for those who want it, lake for those who want it

The 3-day tours, which include the unique Salda Lake, known as the Maldives of Türkiye, and the white heaven Pamukkale Travertines, bring you together with both culture and the sea and nature. This discovery-oriented cultural tour, which also includes Çeşme and Alaçatı, and swimming breaks, starts at 3,999 lira per person.

Visa-free Cyprus and easy visa cruise routes

A popular choice for those who want to have a long weekend holiday, Cyprus starts at 11,700 TL per person per night. With five-star all-inclusive comfort, you can have a passport-free, visa-free holiday, have fun with concerts by artists, and have the opportunity to relax by the sea and sun.

With an easy visa, you can board a cruise ship from Turkish ports and visit many of the islands of Greece. The base price for a 3-day Samos tour with a ship that has the comfort of a five-star hotel is 233 Euros per person. For those with a green passport or a Schengen visa, cruise tours that include more comprehensive tours to explore islands such as Mykonos and Santorini start at 469 Euros.

Weekend to the Neighbor for 79 Euros

For those with a green passport or visa, daily bus or overnight Greece tours are also quite attractive. Starting from 79 Euros, you can take a swimming tour in Thassos, Halkidiki or discover Greek culture in iconic cities such as Alexandroupolis and Thessaloniki.

Last minute travellers, pack your bags for a long weekend full of nature, sea and culture. With a wide range of tour options and convenient payment terms, online tourism portal Tatilsepeti also offers discounts of up to 300 Euros for the long week in July.