Antalya Departure Special Holiday Grand Central Europe and Hallstatt Tour Itinerary

7 March 2027 – 14 March 2027 | 7 Nights, 8 Days
Tour details

PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENT

This tour is organized with a minimum participation requirement of 30 people. If sufficient participation is not achieved, the final cancellation notification date is 20 days prior to the tour start date. Tours cancelled due to insufficient participation will be notified to you through our agency.

VISA

Ordinary Passport         ✅      Visa Required
Green Passport             ❌      Visa Not Required
Service Passport       ❌       Visa Not Required

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the end date of travel and must not be older than 10 years.
In destinations requiring a visa, the visa application must be submitted using the documents specified in the "Documents Required for Visa" list provided by your agency. To avoid issues with customs police at the border of the country to be visited due to torn, worn, wet, or otherwise damaged passports; it is necessary to renew such passports and, if the destination country requires a visa for Turkish citizens, ensure the relevant visa is placed in the new passport. In case of failure to do so, responsibility lies with the traveler. For guests under 18 years of age traveling alone or with only one parent, there may be a request from the police officer at the entry/exit points for a document showing joint parental consent; therefore, we advise guests under 18 and their parents to exercise caution in this matter. 
*Having a valid passport and/or having obtained a visa (for destinations/passports where a visa is required) does not guarantee entry into the country. The passport police have the authority to deny entry. Our agency is not responsible for this situation; responsibility lies with the traveler.
*As of April 10, 2026, within the framework of the European Entry/Exit System (EES) implemented in European Union countries, passport control procedures at border crossings are carried out by collecting biometric data (fingerprints and facial recognition).
Due to this application, congestion, long waiting times, systemic delays, or situations where biometric data cannot be read may occur at airports and border crossings.
These processes are entirely under the control of the relevant country's border security units, and our agency has no authority to intervene. Therefore, our agency cannot be held responsible for any delays, waiting times that may occur during this process, and any resulting disruptions to the program.
It is strongly recommended that guests' passports are physically in good condition, that there are no conditions (cuts, wounds, heavy creams, etc.) that could prevent biometric data collection, and that they consider sufficient time for border procedures.
 "This application is an international security procedure, and all guests purchasing the tour are deemed to have accepted this process."

CURRENCY

The official currency of the Czech Republic is the Czech Koruna (CZK). While Euros are accepted in tourist areas, the widely used currency is CZK. In Slovakia, Austria, Germany, and Hungary, the Euro is used.

TIME ZONE

Middle European Time (CET) is used in Central European countries such as Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, andAustria. It is 1 hour behind Turkey. The time difference remains the same regardless of winter/summer time adjustments; during summer time, clocks in European countries remain 1 hour behind Turkey.

FOOD CULTURE

Czech cuisine stands out with its meat and pastry-heavy flavors, carrying traces of the Central European culinary tradition. Meat dishes with sauces, meatball-like recipes, and knedliky (bread dumplings) are indispensable on the tables. Gulaš, Svíčková, and Trdelník are among the most well-known flavors of Czech cuisine.

Slovak cuisine consists of hearty and simple dishes influenced by mountainous geography. Potatoes, cabbage, dairy products, and meat dishes form the basis of the cuisine. Bryndzové Halušky (potato dough and sheep cheese), Kapustnica (cabbage soup), and Pierogi-like pastries are prominent flavors.

Hungarian cuisine is particularly known for its use of spices, especially red pepper (paprika). Dishes rich in meat and vegetables have intense aromas. Goulash, Paprikás Csirke (paprika chicken), and Langos are among the most well-known tastes of Hungarian cuisine.

Austrian cuisine, shaped by the influence of German and Central European culinary cultures, stands out with its elegant and classic flavors. Meat dishes and desserts hold an important place in the cuisine. Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz, Apfelstrudel, and Sachertorte are among the signature flavors of Austrian cuisine.

ELECTRICAL OUTLETS

In Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, and Germany, the electrical outlets used are compatible with those in Turkey.

SHOPPING

There are opportunities to shop at shopping malls located in city centers and small stalls selling souvenirs.

TOURS & OPTIONAL TOURS AND ACTIVITIES

*All City and Culture Tours listed in the program are included in the price.

*Optional tours and activities or program options clearly specified in the program, such as boat trips, are organized with a minimum participation requirement of 15 people and are not mandatory. If the required number is not met, the tours may not take place, or optional tour/activity prices, content, and vehicles used may vary depending on the number of participants. Additionally, the days and times of extra tours/activities may be changed by the guide based on whether museums, historical sites, or venues in the destination are open/closed and weather conditions.

*The agency reserves the right to change the tour route while keeping the content the same when deemed necessary. 

*Tours or visits that are not permitted for any reason by local authorities or for other reasons will not be conducted. The agency cannot be held responsible for the inability to conduct these tours.

ACCOMMODATION

During periods such as fairs, congresses, concerts, events, sports tournaments, etc., hotels may be used at distances greater than the specified km. 

*Triple rooms are provided subject to hotel availability; in such rooms, the bed provided for the 3rd person may be smaller than standard beds. Triple rooms consist of 1 large bed and 1 additional bed. Since additional beds are foldable or referred to as coach beds, participants who are the 3rd person and/or children booking are deemed to have accepted potential crowding in the room and the type of bed. 

*Child discounts apply to children staying with 2 adults and falling within the age group specified in the pricing section.

*Breakfasts included in the services of the tour program are served according to the breakfast culture of the country being visited. 

*In case of unavoidable disruptions, our agency reserves the right to change hotel names, provided the category of the hotels remains the same, due to technical issues reported to us by the hotel management.

CLOTHING AND ESSENTIAL ITEMS

For Winter and Spring Period:
Weather conditions can vary throughout the day during winter and spring months, so we recommend wearing layered clothing that keeps you warm. Comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket or waterproof raincoat, a light sweater, and an umbrella in case of rain would be beneficial. In addition, we recommend bringing a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, earplugs against possible noise, a camera, video camera, chargers for these devices, spare memory cards, and portable power banks.

ABOUT AIR TICKETS AND FLIGHTS

*Before the tour date, our agency will share flight times and reservation numbers. Due to group reservations, you can complete your baggage and customs procedures at the specified time and counter with just your passport, even without your ticket. Check-in procedures are handled by our agency.

*During registration, the name, date of birth, passport number, and ID number appearing on the passport must be entered into the system. Air tickets are issued based on this information. Cancellations or changes to air tickets resulting from incorrect information will be charged to the guests as no-show fees.

*Our agency is not responsible for any losses incurred due to payments made to hotels and airlines in cases where you fail to participate because you arrived late for the flight or were unable to board the flight due to your own reasons.

*Our agency acts as an intermediary between the passenger and the airline and is subject to the Hague Protocol of September 28, 1955. There may be a risk of delay in scheduled and special flights, or times may change before the current tour and flight. Routes may vary depending on the city where the plane lands. All times must be confirmed 48 hours before the departure date.  Our agency is obligated to notify of these changes as soon as possible. Passengers purchase the tour knowing and accepting that flight details may change. 

*Children aged 0-2 do not pay airport taxes or airport service fees. 

FLIGHT DURATIONS

Antalya            ✈          Izmir                ⏱︎       1 hr 5 min
Izmir                  ✈︎          Prague                 ⏱︎      2 hrs 50 min
Munich               ✈︎          Izmir                ⏱︎      2 hrs 40 min
Izmir                  ✈︎          Antalya           ⏱︎       1 hr 5 min

TRANSPORT AND LOCAL TRANSPORT SERVICES

*Wearing seat belts is mandatory during the journey. For passengers aged 0-4, a "child car seat" must be brought. Our agency cannot be held responsible for traffic fines or penalties imposed if rules are not followed.

*Even if the vehicle seat numbers provided in the countries to be visited are the same as purchased, the direction, location, or position may vary. Placement is made according to the vehicle conditions of the current country.

*All vehicles provided by local vehicle service providers for transport and transfer services are inspected in accordance with European Union rules and conditions. Vehicles that pass inspection provide service if they are comfortable and flawless, regardless of their model and age.

*Including the tours specified in the program, if tours cannot be conducted on the corresponding day and time due to local authorities not permitting visits or entry, roads closed due to any event, or weather conditions making the tour impossible, our agency is not responsible for the inability to conduct said tours. Some tours may be conducted via public transport or on foot where possible at points where roads are closed or vehicle access is not permitted.

*Seat numbers are assigned and fixed according to the reservation order during your travel. Even if the assigned seat numbers are the same in numbering, the direction, location, or position may vary. Placement is made according to the vehicle conditions of the current country.

LOSSES, OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS, PASSPORT AND ID LOSSES

*When leaving the hotels where you stay during your trip, please make sure you have taken all your belongings. In cases where forgotten items are found, any expenses incurred to deliver them to the country and/or the person belong to the owner of the item.

*In the event of loss or theft of your passport, our agency's authorized representative/guide must continue the Tour Program as promised to other traveling guests; therefore, they should know that all organization regarding passport procedures, return, or inclusion in the tour in the country where the loss/theft occurred will be handled at their own responsibility. Our agency accepts no responsibility for any difficulties or problems that may arise in this regard.

*The agency is not responsible for items forgotten, lost, or stolen during the tour.

HEALTH

We do not expect any health-threatening issues with meals taken at good restaurants and hotels in the region. However, we advise you to be careful about food and drink when you are not with the group, to definitely consume bottled water, to avoid ice, milk, and dairy products, to consume meat and fish products that you are sure are well-cooked, and to eat fruits like bananas and pineapples whose peels can be removed.

In case of health issues or injuries occurring due to reasons beyond your control, we strongly recommend obtaining reports and invoices from the health units where you will receive treatment. This will be beneficial for you in insurance-related procedures.

PAYMENT METHOD

*You can make your payments through the banks clearly specified on our website, and if necessary, you can also complete them with your Credit Card.

*Payments made during tour registration will be refunded in the same currency and amount in case of cancellation/refund.

TRAVEL HEALTH AND CANCELLATION INSURANCE

*The insurance arranged by our agency for the aforementioned trip covers the Professional Liability Insurance mandated by the Association of Travel Agencies (Turizm Seyahat Acenteleri Birliği) for agencies and provides coverage for travel health. The travel health coverage is valid for ages 0-65. Guests over 65 years of age must arrange their insurance upon payment of a premium. We recommend that you always obtain Travel and Health Insurance for every trip to ensure your safety.

*However, it should be noted that this insurance does not cover cancellations without cause or conditions; cancellations are covered only if force majeure is demonstrated, non-chronic and sudden illnesses, accidents, and reports obtained in case of adverse events affecting first-degree relatives are submitted to the relevant insurance company and evaluated. These evaluations are conducted by the relevant Health and Insurance Company's health institutions and are outside the scope of our agency's responsibility.

CONTRACT AND CANCELLATIONS

*For air tours, there is an unconditional right to cancel up to 30 days before the tour departure date. For cancellations exceeding 30 days (30 days before the tour departure date), the remaining amount is refunded after deducting air ticket costs and non-refundable operational expenses. There is no right to refund for cancellations made less than 30 days before the tour departure date.

*All guests are deemed to have purchased the tour by accepting the conditions and rules separately specified above under headings.  The tour registration contract is a single entity.

What's included
  • SunExpress Airlines round-trip flight tickets Antalya-Izmir-Prague/Munich-Izmir-Antalya, airport taxes and mandatory on-site check-in fees
  • Comfortable transportation services throughout the tour
  • All city and cultural tours
  • 2 nights accommodation with breakfast in Prague
  • 1 night accommodation with breakfast in Bratislava
  • 2 nights accommodation with breakfast in Budapest
  • 1 night accommodation with breakfast in Vienna
  • 1 night accommodation with breakfast in Munich
  • All country and city entrance fees, customs and hotel tourist accommodation taxes
  • Open buffet meals with limited drinks on the Vltava River boat tour
  • All highway checkpoint and parking fees
  • Turkish-speaking guide and local guide services
  • Mandatory TÜRSAB professional liability insurance
  • Travel and health cancellation insurance (surcharge applies for guests over 65 years of age)
Not included
  • Foreign Exit Fee (Can be obtained by guests via Mobile APP, relevant banks, and G.I.B.)
  • Visa Fee and Service Charge (Not required for Visa Holders and Green Passport Owners)
  • Entrance fees to museums, archaeological sites, palaces, churches, cathedrals, and national parks that guests may wish to visit preferentially
  • All types of hotel extras and personal expenses
  • Local entertainment programs and boat/ship cruises specified as extra in the program
  • Limited alcoholic beverages with show program Medieval Night (Extra / 80 Euro)
  • Danube River Boat Tour (Extra / 35 Euro (Includes one drink/beverage))
  • Unlimited wine accompanied dinner Hungarian-Gypsy Night (Extra / 75 Euro)
  • Driver Tips (Daily per person 2 Euro)
Tour Program
Antalya - Izmir - Prague
We meet in the morning at Antalya Airport. After completing check-in and baggage procedures, we depart for Izmir on a SunExpress flight. Following our approximately one-hour journey, we arrive at Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport and collect our luggage. Upon arrival in Izmir, we meet our guide in front of the SunExpress counter at the International Terminal of Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport, complete necessary baggage and customs formalities, and proceed with our direct (non-stop) SunExpress flight to Prague Airport. Once we board the waiting vehicle, load our luggage, and take our seats, we head toward the city center of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, also known as the Golden City, the City of a Hundred Spires, and the Fairy Tale City. During our guided walking tour through this magnificent city, we will visit key sites in the Old Town, including Johannes Kepler's House, the Josefov District known for its Jewish heritage, Franz Kafka's birthplace, Tyn Church, the Jan Hus Monument, Kinsky Palace where socialism was proclaimed in 1948, St. Nicholas Church, and the historic Astronomical Clock Tower, famous for its shows featuring the Twelve Apostles. After concluding our walking tour, we have free time in the city center. Later, we gather for a complimentary open-buffet dinner with limited beverages aboard a boat cruise along the Vltava River. While enjoying our evening meal on the boat, we admire Prague illuminated by night lights, capturing unforgettable moments before ending the day. We then check into our hotel in Prague, where we will stay for two nights.
Prague – Karlovy Vary – Prague
After breakfast at our hotel, we set off for Karlovy Vary, the most famous and frequented city of 18th- and 19th-century European society, renowned for its thermal springs and porcelain, and well known as a place where Atatürk received treatment. Our first stop is Rudolf's Hotel, where Atatürk stayed during his therapy. We will admire the magnificent historic mansions built side by side amidst the city's unique natural beauty, visit the historic Grand Pupp Hotel that hosts the annual Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, see the homes once occupied by world figures such as Tsar Peter, Goethe, and Beethoven, and tour the thermal galleries. After the tour, during free time, guests will have the opportunity to taste traditional Czech flavors and shop in stores offering crystal, porcelain, garnet, amber, and other traditional Czech souvenirs. Following free time, we depart from Karlovy Vary and return to Prague. Upon arrival, we first visit Prague Castle, which has hosted Bohemian kings, Holy Roman-German emperors, and presidents of Czechoslovakia. From the castle, we will see the Old Royal Palace, the Presidential Palace, the seat of the Prague Archbishopric, and St. Vitus Cathedral—the city's cathedral—whose construction began in 1344, lasted six centuries, and served as the coronation site for many kings and queens. Among the sights to be visited are Alchemists' Street, St. George's Basilica, the Malá Strana (Lesser Town) district, and Charles Bridge, designed in the 13th century by Master Builder Peter Parler and adorned with 30 statues of saints. Continuing our tour, we will see the Historical Train Station, the National Museum, the State Opera House, and Wenceslas Square, after which we allow free time for shopping and closer exploration of the city. Following free time, guests who wish may join an optional (extra) evening program: a magnificent Medieval Night featuring dinner, limited drinks, and a show. Guests not wishing to participate can spend the evening in the city center; they will be picked up at the time and location determined by the guide after the Medieval Night program and returned to our hotel. Overnight stay at our hotel in Prague.
Prague – Brno – Bratislava
After enjoying breakfast at our hotel, we depart from this enchanting fairy-tale town and head towards Slovakia. As we journey deeper into the Czech interior, following a pleasant trip amidst natural beauty, we arrive in Brno, the country's second-largest city and the capital of the historic Moravia region. Disembarking from our vehicle, we begin our walking tour through the old town center of this historic city, renowned for its unique architecture and vibrant streets. We complete our tour by visiting key landmarks including the majestic Spilberk Castle, the breathtaking St. Peter and Paul Cathedral with its magnificent Gothic architecture, the lively Freedom Square (Namesti Svobody), the historic Old Town Hall, and its famous Brno Dragon statue. Afterward, we take a break for lunch and free time for shopping. Following our reunion, we cross into Slovakia and reach Bratislava, the nation's capital. Disembarking by the Danube River, we embark on a walking tour of the Old Town district, the only capital in the world bordering two countries—Austria and Hungary. Our tour includes notable sites such as Bratislava Castle (with panoramic views), the Parliament Building, St. Martin's Cathedral, the historic building where Mozart gave his first concert at age six, Grassalkovich Palace, and the Slovak National Theatre. Upon completing the walking tour, we pause for dinner before heading to our hotel in Bratislava for an overnight stay.
Bratislava – Esztergom – Visegrád – Szentendre – Budapest
After enjoying breakfast at our hotel, we depart from this beautiful historic city and set off for our tour of Esztergom, Visegrád, and Szentendre. Our first stop is Esztergom Castle, a site of special significance in both Hungarian and Ottoman history, known as the "Guardian of the Danube." We visit the castle, captured in 1543 by the Ottoman army under Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent, as well as the Esztergom Basilica built atop it—the largest church in Hungary. Following our visit, we continue along a scenic route offering some of the finest views of the Danube River, passing through Visegrád Castle, which was constructed to halt advancing armies from the east. Next, we head to Szentendre Artists' Village, where guests will have the opportunity to purchase Hungarian souvenirs at affordable prices. After providing information about the village, we allow free time for shopping. Once we regroup, we leave Szentendre and travel to Budapest, the capital of Hungary, which remained under Ottoman rule for 145 years before emerging in 1873 through the unification of Buda and Pest. Upon arrival, we enjoy free time for strolling, shopping, and dinner on Váci Street, the city's most famous and vibrant thoroughfare. For those interested, we offer an optional one-hour Danube River boat cruise (at an additional cost). After a delightful day, we return to our hotel. Overnight stay in Budapest.
Full Day Budapest
After breakfast at our hotel, we continue exploring Budapest. Our first stop is Heroes' Square, a historic square and boulevard that adorns the city, where we admire statues of important figures who have shaped the nation's history. After listening to our guide's commentary and taking photos, we view the historic bridges spanning the Danube River through the heart of the city, the Opera House, the Royal Palace, and the Parliament Building—the city's iconic architectural masterpiece. We also see the Millennium Monument and statues of Hungarian heroes in this historic square, which was prepared for celebrations marking Hungary's thousandth anniversary in 1896. Next, we visit Margit Island and its bridge, famous for its Olympic swimming facilities, before heading up to Buda Castle in central Budapest. Following visits to the architectural wonders of Matthias Church and Fisherman's Bastion, we are given free time for shopping and dining in the city center. After regrouping, we return to our hotel. Once we have had a chance to relax from the day's activities, guests who wish may join an optional (extra) evening program: a Hungarian-Gypsy dinner accompanied by unlimited wine. We depart from our hotel for this two-hour event and return afterward. Overnight stay at our hotel in Budapest.
Budapest – Vienna
After breakfast at our hotel, we depart from Budapest and embark on a pleasant journey with brief stops along the way to Vienna, the heart of music, architecture, painting, and sculpture. Despite the hardships of the World Wars, the city has retained its elegance and stands as a unique synthesis of Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassical, and Art Nouveau styles. With its grand boulevards, it feels like an open-air museum. Upon arrival in Vienna, we begin our city tour. Highlights include the Academy of Fine Arts, where Gustav Klimt studied and later taught; the Kursalon Concert Hall; the Bristol Hotel, once frequented by Atatürk; the State Opera House; Maria Theresien Square; the Museum of Art History; the Natural History Museum; the Parliament Building; the City Hall (Rathaus); the magnificent structures of the University of Vienna; and the Hofburg Palace. After completing the city tour, we proceed to visit Schönbrunn Palace, the Hundertwasser Houses, and the Vienna Woods. First, we enjoy a panoramic tour of Schönbrunn Palace and Gardens, originally commissioned by Emperor Leopold in the late 17th century as the summer residence of the Habsburg dynasty and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996. Following this, we explore the Hundertwasser Houses, renowned for their asymmetrical architectural elements and representing contemporary artistic values that have captured the city's imagination. We then have free time for shopping and dinner along Mariahilferstrasse, one of Vienna's most famous streets lined with shops. Afterward, we check into our hotel in Vienna. Overnight stay at our hotel in Vienna.
Vienna – Hallstatt – Salzburg – Munich
After breakfast at our hotel, we depart Vienna and head to the charming town of Hallstatt, nestled at the foot of the Dachstein Alps along the shores of Lake Hallstatt (Hallstätter See). Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 and listed among the top 100 places to visit before you die, Hallstatt is renowned for its natural beauty and historical significance. With its historic houses, churches, and well-preserved architecture, this picturesque destination attracts tourists from around the world and frequently appears on social media platforms. We enjoy free time here, guided by our tour leader, allowing us to explore on foot and savor the breathtaking scenery. As our time in this stunning town comes to an end, we set off for Salzburg, the birthplace of the world-famous composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Located very close to Germany's border, Salzburg boasts several highlights, including the Festung Hohensalzburg Fortress (viewed from the outside), Europe's largest castle with a history spanning 900 years; the Mirabell Palace Gardens, adorned with flowers and impressive sculptures; the Old Town, featuring buildings from the Medieval, Baroque, and Renaissance periods; Residenzplatz Square; and Makartsteg Bridge, where lovers leave their wishes written on locks attached to the railing. We will sit on benches along the Salzach River, which divides the city into two parts, and immerse ourselves in the perfect symphony created by the sounds of birds and flowing water. Our tour continues through Getreidegasse Street, the heart and most beautiful avenue of Salzburg, lined with shops of famous brands; Mozart's Birthplace (viewed from the exterior); Kapitelplatz, featuring a striking statue of a man standing atop a large golden sphere; Mozartplatz, home to numerous cafes, mobile libraries, and an imposing statue of Mozart; and finally, the magnificent Salzburg Cathedral, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture known for its exquisite facade reliefs, statues, and interior design. After visiting these landmarks, we are granted free time to explore the city further. Following our reunion, we cross the German border and continue toward Munich. Upon arrival in Munich, Germany's third-largest city after Berlin and Hamburg, we check into our hotel. Overnight stay in Munich.
Munich – Izmir - Antalya
After breakfast at our hotel, we will check out and transfer to Munich Airport. Following passport procedures for our SunExpress flight, we arrive at Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport. Upon arrival, we collect our luggage and prepare for our connecting flight to Antalya. After completing check-in and baggage drop-off again, we board our SunExpress aircraft, fly to Antalya, and bid farewell as we part ways before the next day's itinerary begins.