The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office currently advises against travel to parts of Turkey.
Check the full travel advice on gov.uk before booking. Advice can change at short notice.


4 ski schools and 41 resorts listed
Turkey has a significant number of ski resorts, primarily located in the mountainous regions of Central and Eastern Anatolia. The country offers a diverse skiing experience, from well-developed resorts on ancient volcanoes to backcountry adventures in the Kaçkar Mountains.
Turkey offers unique winter sports experiences, including cat-skiing and heli-skiing in the Kaçkar Mountains. The country's ski resorts are known for their affordable lift passes. It's also possible to combine a ski trip with cultural visits to historical sites like Cappadocia.
41 ski areas are listed in Turkey, including Erciyes – Kayseri, Palandöken (Ejder 3200 World Ski Center), Uludağ – Bursa, Sarıkamış Cıbıltepe, Green Park Resort – Kartepe, and Davraz Mountain Resort – Isparta. By type, that is 40 outdoor ski areas and one indoor snow centre. The highest lift-served point is at Erciyes – Kayseri, 3,339m. The largest listed piste network is Erciyes – Kayseri, with 55.1 km. Uludağ – Bursa lists the most lifts, 25.
The ski season in Turkey usually runs from December to April.
Conditions vary a lot by resort and altitude within that window — the resort pages below carry the snow report and lift status for each one.
4 ski schools are listed in Turkey. They are based at Erciyes – Kayseri, Uludağ – Bursa, and Palandöken (Ejder 3200 World Ski Center).
Erciyes – Kayseri, Turkey
Uludağ – Bursa, Turkey
Uludağ – Bursa, Turkey
Palandöken (Ejder 3200 World Ski Center), Turkey
Use the finder to compare relevant provider profiles based on your preferences, ability and budget.