Travelling with children calls for a completely different kind of planning. Add a long car journey to post-flight tiredness and a few small preparations make a big difference.
Tell Us About the Child Seat in Advance
In Turkey, children under 135 cm must travel in an appropriate seat. Add your child's age and weight to your booking notes and we will work out whether a group 0, group 1 or booster seat is needed.
Match the Vehicle to Your Flight Time
On late-night arrivals children are likely to fall asleep in the car. A minivan with reclining seats and a quiet cabin is far more comfortable than a sedan.
Plan Your Rest Stops
On longer routes such as Silifke, Anamur or Cappadocia, plan a break every hour and a half. Tell your chauffeur at the start and suitable service areas will be built into the schedule.
Keep These in Your Hand Luggage
- Water and snacks
- A change of clothes
- Wet wipes
- The blanket or toy your child is used to
- Doctor-approved travel sickness medicine
Be Precise About the Destination
Inside gated complexes, give us the block and door number. The last thing you want with tired children is to carry suitcases from the gate to the building.
Book the Return Transfer at the Same Time
A return booking costs less and saves you hunting for a car on the last day of your holiday.
