Tours to Antalya from Vinnytsia — Last-Minute Deals

A large resort city, Antalya is the Turkish Riviera's main air hub: you can stay on the coast and still wander the old town, museums and markets. While Vinnytsia's airport stays closed, local travellers fly out of Chisinau instead: an evening train brings them to Moldova by morning, and the flight takes around two hours. There is also a coach tour that picks passengers up right in Vinnytsia. City hotels are a 10–40-minute drive from the airport.

Your package includes return flights Chisinau–Antalya, a group transfer, a hotel on the board basis of your choice and insurance; the train to Chisinau is booked separately. Coach packages bundle the journey, accommodation with meals and a policy. Our tour search lists what every operator offers for the same week, and if you can't decide on a district or hotel, our team will suggest one.

The Route: Vinnytsia — Chisinau — Antalya

With an early flight, travel to Chisinau a day ahead and stay overnight in the city. Rzeszów is the fallback: the train ride to Przemyśl takes about 7.5 hours, a regional train covers the last hour, and the flight to Antalya lasts roughly three hours. Parking, Chisinau airport and all the ways to get there are collected on tours to Turkey from Chisinau.

By Coach from Vinnytsia

The coach route starts in Kyiv and runs through Vinnytsia and Chernivtsi, then across Romania and along Bulgarian highways to the Antalya coast; passengers in Vinnytsia board on the way. Expect roughly a day and a half on the road, but no stations, airports or changes. Departures run in the warm season, only biometric passports are accepted, and with small children a flight is still easier.

Antalya's Districts: Where to Stay

Lara in the east and next-door Kundu have sandy beaches that shelve gently into the water and vast all-inclusive hotels, the usual choice for families. Konyaaltı in the west pairs a pebble beach under the mountains with a long seafront promenade and city hotels with breakfast. Kaleiçi, the walled old quarter, offers boutique hotels in historic mansions and rocky bathing platforms instead of a beach. For a fuller guide to each area, see tours to Antalya from Chisinau.

Sights and Flavours

• Kaleiçi and the harbour. Hadrian's Gate, the Roman Hıdırlık Tower above the cliff, and boats that sail from the old harbour along the rocks.
• The Düden waterfalls. The upper one hides in a shady park, while the lower one plunges off a cliff straight into the sea and looks most impressive from a boat.
• Local food. Antalya piyaz is a white bean salad with tahini sesame paste, served with şiş köfte, and street stalls sell freshly squeezed orange and pomegranate juice.
• Cinema in October. In late October the city hosts the Golden Orange festival, one of the country's oldest film festivals.
• Trips out of town. Ancient Perge and Aspendos, rafting in the Köprülü Canyon and Land of Legends in Belek are all within an hour and a half's drive.

When to Go

• May. The sea is about +21 °C and the summer heat is still weeks away, good for mixing beach days with sightseeing.
• June and September. Water at +24…+27 °C and around +30 °C by day: ideal for families with small children.
• July – August. The sea reaches +28 °C and daytime temperatures +34 °C or more; at midday, retreat to the shade or a museum.
• October. The last swims in water around +24 °C, plus the film festival.
• November – April. +16…+20 °C by day; the sea is chilly, yet the city is quiet and prices drop.

Hotels and Prices

The minimum for a week in Antalya for two is about UAH 29,300 on all inclusive when flying from Chisinau, plus return train tickets. Going by coach is cheaper, at around UAH 15,400 per couple. Five-star hotels with water parks are in Lara and Kundu, Konyaaltı leans towards city hotels that include breakfast, sometimes dinner too, and Kaleiçi has small boutique hotels. It is usually cheapest in May, June and October, and we cover the best weeks to book here: when are the cheapest tours.

Documents

• Passport. Make sure it has six months or more left beyond your entry date. ID cards work for the train into Moldova, but airlines will ask for a passport at boarding.
• Via Rzeszów or by coach. A biometric passport is mandatory, and you will be enrolled in EES at the Polish or Romanian border.
• Tour papers. We will email your voucher, e-tickets and policy as soon as the tour operator issues them.
• Border exit. Martial-law exit requirements for men and children get revised periodically; confirm them before paying.

The same Chisinau route also leads to Kemer, set against the mountains, and to golf-friendly Belek. For winter sun, consider tours to Egypt from Vinnytsia.