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Wildlife in Turkey Wonders: Explore Diverse Ecosystems on a Private Tour

Discover Wildlife in Turkey Wonders
Turkey is one of those unique places in the world where nearly every possible type of landscape and fauna can be experienced in one country. It has mountains, it has jungles, steppes and even the sea exceptions as its geographical interior. Our enthusiasm about winning over this natural beauty incentivizes us to provide private wildlife tours as we know how to take you to these marvels.

Why Wildlife Tourism In Turkey?

Situated on a land that connects two continents, Turkey is home to a variety of flora and fauna which are found in both Europe and Asia. It is possible to grab a glimpse of animals which are rare in most parts of the world. Anatolian leopards can be found in the mountains, and wild goats in the cliffs of the coast. Also, there are several hundred different types of birds even more so at places like wetlands Kızılırmak Delta which is a paradise for bird watchers. In case you are an outdoor enthusiast, a wildlife photographer or simply need to immerse in the serenity of nature, this place is for you.

What You Will Find on A Private Tour?

Private wildlife tours provided by us are appropriate for those who would like a different level of privacy and freedom. The guides we have employed are local and know the land and the wildlife like the back of their hands. This means we can customize the tour to your interests—whether you’re after a close encounter with wild boars in the forest or want to capture the perfect shot of a flamingo wading in Lake Van. And because it’s private, you’ll get to enjoy the experience at your own pace, without the rush of a larger group.

Best Wildlife Areas to Explore

Kars and the Eastern Highlands: If you’re looking for a challenge, make your way further east to Kars (See Also For Kars), where it is possible to spot the rare Caucasian lynx and wolves in the wild. The undue advantage of this region is that there are hardly any human bees buzzing around here let alone too many swarming the place.

Kızılırmak Delta: The wetland is one of the hotspots of birding, with more than 350 kinds of birds. There is a special beauty during the migration season when countless birds invite over to take a break from their long journey.

Kaz Mountains (Mount Ida): Considered as the green lung of Turkey, this national park has plenty of wildlife such as the red deer, foxes, eagles among the other sky faring creatures. Plants don’t miss out either as it is also very rich in biodiversity.

Mediterranean and Aegean Coasts: Sea turtles, including the endangered loggerhead and green turtles, nest along these coastlines. Plus, you might get lucky and spot some dolphins if you take a boat tour!

How to Visit Turkey’s Wildlife?

How to Visit Turkey’s Wildlife This one is quite simple to do as – almost any of the major airports in the world has great connectivity to Turkey. But, this is all the easy part, the real fun, starts after this. One best way to do the tour is by starting the tour from the big cities like Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir and then going to the forest areas by private vehicle. We arrange everything for you, from transportation to accommodation in eco-friendly lodges or boutique hotels near wildlife hotspots.

Why Choose a Private Wildlife Tour?

These private wildlife tours aren’t for everyone, but if you want to kick-backed so that you can really have the chance to enjoy experiences of tours rather than just doing them, then avoid the crowd by all means and go for these private tours. It doesn’t matter if it is tracking the elusive Anatolian leopard or feeding the picturesque fallow deer in Gallipoli, your tour will be designed for you. Also, with less volume of people, there is also less risk of scaring away animals and thus the sights will be even better.

After all, it is true that nature walks in Turkey are more fulfilling without overwhelming numbers of tourists. To make an all-out escape from common tourism practices, we shall introduce the concept of hidden places, which are such forgotten places for the better part of the year, far from the tourist calls. You will see the real Turkey, and who knows – maybe, even a couple of surprises on the road – in his bag.

That said, if you are gearing up for your next holiday or just want to know what you might find in turkey, we will not wish you to give up your dream. Believe our– once you have seen the wild animals of Turkey, there will be no respite from the country ever.

Are you prepared for this great challenge with us?