Turkey resident's important message to anyone planning to visit in autumn

With the arrival of autumn, many are yearning for some sunshine as the weather turns wetter and cooler. It's no surprise that this is the season when some start searching for budget-friendly escapes. A resident of Turkey has taken to social media to showcase why the holiday paradise continues to attract visitors during the off-peak autumnal months.

The local insights suggest that temperatures remain pleasantly high, mirroring those of the summer season. TikTok user mediterraneanproperty has shared the perks of visiting Turkey when the crowds have thinned. The account, which specializes in property, notes that, despite occasional rainfall in the evenings, mornings can greet holidaymakers with sunlit skies and temperatures of around 32C.



Read More Related Articles Benidorm resident reveals one place in holiday hotspot Brits should always avoid Read More Related Articles 'I tried viral chocolate in Dubai and couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the price' It seems clear from the content shared that the popular destination still enjoys sizzling temperatures into the autumn period. If you're not too bothered by the chance of a sporadic downpour, you can expect splendid weather conditions. The TikTok video does give a heads-up about potential evening rain – so travellers should come prepared with an umbrella and perhaps some warmer clothes for when it cools down at night.

Despite the seasonal drop in temperature, the anticipation for trips to Turkey remains high. Many express that they find the autumn climate ideal, avoiding the overbearing heat of peak summer. One follower enquired about the prospects of warm weather for an upcoming visit, writing: "I go 21st October for a week.

Is it still hot?" To which the social media influencer replied: "Yes, it's hot daytime. Cooler nights, but not cold." One enthusiastic person commented: "Would love to live in Turkey from October to April.

" Another freshly returned holidaymaker chimed in with: "Just home - was 36 on Sunday. So so hot - love it." Conversely, a different commenter can't wait for a change in the weather, writing: "Bring it on - am ready for some rain.

" In other news, guidance for Brits travelling to Turkey has been issued and you can read about it here..