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Turkey Package from Brazil 2027: Real Prices, Flights and Turkey + Greece

What a Turkey package really includes: private routes from $699 per person with hotel, flight quotes from São Paulo or Lisbon, Turkey and Greece, and a Portuguese-speaking guide.

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A private Turkey package with us costs from $699 per person in 2027 (4 days in Istanbul with hotel, tours and transfers) and goes up to $3,980 for 15 days across the whole country; Istanbul with Cappadocia starts at $1,250. The flight from São Paulo or Lisbon is separate, and we quote it alongside if you want. The route we sell most to Brazilians is the 8-day private Turkey tour package, with Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus and Pamukkale for $2,250 per person, domestic flights included.

The figures below are ours, checked on 31 October 2026 for travel in 2027. To give an idea in reais we use the Central Bank of Brazil PTAX selling rate of 28 October 2026, R$5.34 per dollar; the rate moves and the final amount depends on your card or exchange office.

Quick factsTurkey package 2027
Shortest packageIstanbul 4 days, from $699 (about R$3,730) per person
Istanbul + Cappadocia6, 8 or 10 days, $1,250 to $2,499 per person
Whole of Turkey8 days $2,250, 10 days $2,800, 15 days $3,980
Turkey and Greece15 days, from $4,200 per person
Flight from BrazilTurkish Airlines nonstop São Paulo (GRU)–Istanbul, about 12h30
VisaBrazilians and Portuguese do not need one, up to 90 days
GuideLicensed, in Portuguese on private tours
A terrace with Turkish cushions looking out at Hagia Sophia in Istanbul on a blue-sky day
A terrace with Turkish cushions looking out at Hagia Sophia in Istanbul on a blue-sky day

Private Istanbul package 4 days, from $699 per person

What a Turkey package includes (and what it leaves out)

In Brazil, a "Turkey package" can mean three different products. The first is the catalogue coach tour: fixed departure date, a coach with 30 to 45 people, a Spanish- or Portuguese-speaking guide for the whole group and often optional excursions paid locally. The second is the flight + hotel package from online agencies, which sorts the flight and the bed but leaves everything else to you. The third is what we do: the private package, with car, driver and guide only for you, your family or your group of friends.

In our Turkey tour packages, the per-person price already includes a mid-range hotel with breakfast (chosen from our selection and confirmed with your approval), airport transfers, the domestic flights between Istanbul, Cappadocia and Izmir, the guided tours in the programme, entry to the listed sites and lunch on tour days. Not included: the international flight, most dinners, tips and the Cappadocia balloon flight, which is optional and costs from $199 per person.

When you compare with a cheaper coach tour, ask the agency four questions. How many nights are really in Istanbul, not "in the region"? Are the optional excursions added to the price? Are there stops at carpet, leather or jewellery shops in the middle of the day? And is the hotel near the Old City or 40 minutes away from it?

A couple at the edge of a viewpoint watching dozens of balloons rise over the valleys of Cappadocia
A couple at the edge of a viewpoint watching dozens of balloons rise over the valleys of Cappadocia

Istanbul and Cappadocia package 6 days, from $1,250 per person

Turkey package 2027: real prices of our routes

All the routes below are private and the price is per person with hotel, in a double room. The reais column is only a guide at the 28 October 2026 rate. Prices change with season, hotel category and what you include; before you buy your flight, ask for the price of the day.

PackageLengthFrom (per person)In reais (approx.)
Istanbul 4 days4 days / 3 nights$699R$3,730
Istanbul and Cappadocia 6 days6 days / 5 nights$1,250R$6,680
Istanbul and Cappadocia 8 days8 days / 7 nights$2,050R$10,950
Istanbul and Cappadocia 10 days10 days / 9 nights$2,499R$13,350
Private Turkey 8 days8 days / 7 nights$2,250R$12,020
Grand Turkey 10 days10 days / 9 nights$2,800R$14,960
Best of Turkey 15 days15 days / 14 nights$3,980R$21,260
Turkey and Greece 15 days15 days / 14 nights$4,200R$22,440

After a 12-hour flight, 8 to 10 days is the minimum we recommend. The 15-day package ends with five nights on the Antalya coast, and the flight home leaves from there. If Cappadocia is your focus, our Cappadocia packages can also be booked on their own, from $750 per person for 4 days.

Guests on a terrace with colourful cushions and fruit, balloons over the town of Göreme behind them
Guests on a terrace with colourful cushions and fruit, balloons over the town of Göreme behind them

Istanbul and Cappadocia package 10 days, from $2,499 per person

Turkey package with flights: how the ticket from Brazil works

People who search for a Turkey package with flights want to pay for everything in one place. We can quote the international flight together with the package, but it appears as a separate line, because the fare changes daily and depends on class, baggage and how early you book. If you prefer to book with miles, send us the booking reference and we fit the route around the flight times.

The simplest route is Turkish Airlines, which flies nonstop from Guarulhos to Istanbul Airport (IST). According to Passageiro de Primeira and the airline itself, the route went to two daily flights in June 2026. The outbound flight takes about 12h30 and the return a little longer, around 13h50.

From Portugal the flight is short: about 4h30 to 5h from Lisbon or Porto, with direct TAP and Turkish Airlines flights from Lisbon and Turkish from Porto.

A guide pointing out Hagia Sophia to a group of travellers on a private tour in Istanbul
A guide pointing out Hagia Sophia to a group of travellers on a private tour in Istanbul

Private Turkey tour package 8 days, from $2,250 per person

Turkey and Greece package 2027: is it worth combining the two?

Yes, as long as you have at least 15 days. Our Aegean Legends: Turkey and Greece route costs from $4,200 per person and has three nights in Istanbul, two in Cappadocia, three in Kuşadası (for Ephesus and Pamukkale), three in Athens and three in Santorini. It includes hotels with breakfast, domestic flights in Turkey, the flight or ferry from Turkey to Athens, the Athens–Santorini ferry, transfers, guided tours and listed entry fees. Lunches, dinners and the balloon are not included.

Greece is in the Schengen area, which Brazilians also enter without a visa; before you fly, check whether the European ETIAS travel authorisation is already required on your date. Routes, ferries and which country to visit first are covered in our guide to Greece and Turkey in 2027.

Blue-domed churches and white houses in Santorini with pink bougainvillea above the Aegean Sea
Blue-domed churches and white houses in Santorini with pink bougainvillea above the Aegean Sea

Aegean Legends: Turkey and Greece 15 days, from $4,200 per person

Documents: Brazilians and Portuguese in Turkey

Brazilians do not need a visa for tourism in Turkey for stays of up to 90 days in any 180, under the visa-exemption agreement between the two countries (checked October 2026). There is no e-Visa for Brazilians: websites that charge for one are selling something you do not need. Travel with a passport valid for at least six months, which is what airlines usually ask for at check-in.

Portuguese citizens also enter without a visa for up to 90 days and can use the citizen card instead of a passport, according to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Anyone entering on the card alone is given a small form at the border and must keep it until departure, as the newspaper Postal pointed out in 2026.

When to go: Carnival 2027, July holidays and the best season

The seasons are reversed, and that changes which package makes sense for each holiday. At Carnival 2027 (8 and 9 February, Ash Wednesday on the 10th) it is winter in Turkey: Istanbul sits between 5 and 10 °C, Cappadocia may be under snow and hotels are cheaper.

In July, during the school holidays, Turkey is in full summer. The Antalya sea is warm, but Ephesus and Pamukkale pass 30 °C in the afternoon and Istanbul is crowded. The best months for a first trip are still April to June and September to October; if you want to fit the trip around public holidays, our guide to a Turkey trip from Brazil in 2027 matches the Brazilian calendar with the Turkish one.

The ruins of Ephesus with the Library of Celsus and a colonnaded avenue beside a blue bay
The ruins of Ephesus with the Library of Celsus and a colonnaded avenue beside a blue bay

Grand Turkey package 10 days, from $2,800 per person

Example: the first three days of a Turkey package

Day 1, arrival. The Turkish Airlines flight that leaves Guarulhos in the early hours lands in Istanbul in the late afternoon. The driver waits in the arrivals hall with your name, and in about an hour you are at the hotel. A light dinner near Sultanahmet and an early night, because Istanbul is 6 hours ahead of Brasília.

Day 2, Old City. The Hippodrome before 09:00, the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, the Basilica Cistern and Topkapı Palace, with lunch in between. In the afternoon, the Grand Bazaar.

Day 3, Bosphorus and flight to Cappadocia. A Bosphorus cruise in the morning, the Spice Bazaar and, in the late afternoon, a flight of about 1h15 to Kayseri or Nevşehir, with a transfer to the hotel in Göreme. The next day, anyone who booked the balloon is picked up before sunrise. All our Cappadocia tour packages follow this logic of leaving the first morning free for the balloon.

A spacious hotel room with a Chesterfield sofa, leather armchairs and a window onto the balcony
A spacious hotel room with a Chesterfield sofa, leather armchairs and a window onto the balcony

Istanbul and Cappadocia package 8 days, from $2,050 per person

Portuguese-speaking guide: how it works

We are a TÜRSAB-licensed agency and work with professional guides holding the Ministry of Tourism guide card. On private tours and packages we assign a licensed guide who speaks Portuguese, and the name and language are confirmed in writing before any payment. Shared small-group tours, on the other hand, run in English; we say so clearly in the quote.

If you only want a day with a guide in Istanbul, without a package, see our page on a Portuguese-speaking guide in Istanbul. For the full trip, our Turkey vacation packages can be arranged with a Portuguese-speaking guide from the first day to the last.

Send us on WhatsApp +90 545 307 67 88 your approximate dates, the number of travellers, your departure city and whether you want a flight quote. You only pay after approving the route, hotels and price.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Turkey package cost in 2027?

A private Turkey package costs from $699 per person for 4 days in Istanbul, $1,250 for 6 days with Cappadocia and $2,250 for 8 days across four regions, always with hotel, tours and transfers included. The international flight is quoted separately, because the fare changes with the date and how early you book.

Does a Turkey package include the flight?

Our packages include the domestic flights inside Turkey, such as Istanbul to Cappadocia, but the international flight from Brazil or Portugal is separate. We can quote it together with the route, or you can book with miles and send us the booking reference so we fit transfers and tours around your arrival time.

Do Brazilians need a visa for Turkey?

No. Brazilians with an ordinary passport enter Turkey without a visa for tourism and can stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period, under the agreement between the two countries checked in October 2026. No e-Visa is needed; bring a passport valid for at least six months, as airlines ask.

How many days do you need to see Turkey?

From Brazil, the ideal is 8 to 10 days in Turkey, which lets you see Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus and Pamukkale without rushing after a 12-hour flight. With 15 days you can add the beach in Antalya or continue to Greece; with less than a week, stay in Istanbul and Cappadocia.

What is the best month to go to Turkey?

The best months to visit Turkey are April, May, June, September and October, when the weather is mild in Istanbul, Cappadocia and on the Aegean coast. July is hot and busy but good for the beach, and February, at Carnival, is winter, with cold in Istanbul, snow in Cappadocia and cheaper hotels.

Is it worth doing Turkey and Greece on the same trip?

Combining Turkey and Greece is worth it when the trip lasts at least 15 days, because the two countries are just over an hour apart by air or a short ferry ride. Our 15-day route covers Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus, Athens and Santorini, from $4,200 per person with hotels.

How long is the flight from Brazil to Turkey?

The Turkish Airlines nonstop flight between São Paulo-Guarulhos and Istanbul Airport takes about 12 hours 30 minutes outbound and about 13 hours 50 minutes on the way back.

Can Portuguese citizens enter Turkey with a citizen card?

Yes. Portuguese citizens can enter Turkey without a visa for stays of up to 90 days using a valid citizen card or a passport. Anyone entering on the card alone receives a small form at the border, which must be kept until leaving the country; if the route includes destinations outside Europe, the passport is more practical.

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