What’s the cheapest way to travel in Turkey?Bus, rental car, train or plane?
These estimates are in US$. (Exchange rates).
|
Route |
Km |
||||
|
445 |
$25-$35 |
$65 |
$17 |
$85-$110 |
|
| Istanbul–Antalya |
710 |
$35-$50 |
$99 |
— |
$60-$118 |
|
710 |
$35-$50 |
$99 |
— |
$67-$110 |
|
|
730 |
$35-$55 |
$102 |
$22 |
$60-$110 |
|
|
600 |
$33-$46 |
$83 |
— |
$52-$110 |
|
|
1275 |
$65-$100 |
$210 |
$23 |
$67-$95 |
|
| Ephesus–Cappadocia |
880 |
$44-$68 |
$140 |
— |
$112-$133 |
| Ephesus–Antalya |
400 |
$22-$37 |
$60 |
— |
$112-$133 |
| Antalya–Cappadocia |
580 |
$33-$48 |
$82 |
— |
$120-$133 |
*CAR: Fuel only! Add daily rental charges. Some adjustments made for long trips & mountainous terrain.
‡TRAIN: Express train seat in the best train on the route; sleeping car/couchette charges are not included.
†PLANE: The lower fare is on Onur Air, AtlasJet, IzAir, or other “low fare” airline. The higher fare is the most common Turkish Airlines ticket bought in Turkey or through a Turkish travel agency, one-way coach fare to nearest airport; add ground transport cost.
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