Caravan camping trips are traditionally a summer activity, but this principle does not apply to Turkey! Due to the weather conditions in Turkey, the caravan season runs through all four seasons. Many campgrounds are open to a growing number of campers in the fall and winter who want to explore the outdoors year-round.
Wild, beautiful and untouched nature, bays hidden from turquoise seas and golden sandy beaches, and panoramic views of civilizations from the past to the present, await caravan lovers in Turkey, with unreserved friendship and hospitality.
The caravan gives visitors the opportunity to visit Turkey, a country made up of small villages and charming provincial towns, which tourists rarely find.
There are many organized campsites in Turkey, accessible by highway, bordering the sea to welcome caravan tourists.
The campsite is the perfect place for a family holiday, with water, dining facilities and shops for fresh local food, while the beach and ocean offer endless entertainment possibilities for children and adults.
There is a wide variety of lovely caravan parks and campsites to suit all budgets, tastes and itineraries. Whether you're looking for fun family breaks or a relaxing holiday away from the hustle and bustle of city life, Turkey has the destination that suits you best.
Aegean and Mediterranean coastal routes
Imagine a route close to the turquoise sea and golden sands, hidden bays and forests, traversing the western and southern coasts of Anatolia!
We depart from Canakkale in northwestern Turkey and head south, through historical and cultural lands, and finally to the eastern Mediterranean coast. The route passes through many ancient cities, stunning landscapes, majestic bays and endless greenery.
From Istanbul to Cappadocia
Istanbul is a cultural and historical capital, a huge metropolis with many natural wonders, beautiful nature and various campsites.
We depart from Istanbul and head to Bolu, a meeting point of lakes, mountains and lush nature. We will then pass by the capital Ankara and head to Cappadocia, another cultural center in Anatolia!
Black Sea coastline route
A route that never leaves the forest!
We will depart from the Bosphorus and the northern coast of Istanbul and drive through the forests of Bolu.
After keeping a little distance from the sea, we will meet again in Samsun. From Samsun to Altevin, the Black Sea will be on our left, and the endless forests stretching high mountains will be on our right.