Historical Highlights 5 Day Tour (Option 5 B)
This 5-day Historical Highlights Turkey Tour offers a journey across this outstanding country, exploring ruins and ancient cities that are scattered around. From the rock-carved city of Cappadocia to the ancient city of Hierapolis. Where ever the journey goes there is wonderful natural beauty to behold as well as the man-made beauty of Istanbul City. Prepare to see extraordinary monuments such as ancient Roman amphitheatres, Islamic architecture at some of the most awesome Islamic historical places in Turkey. In Turkey archaeological news is frequent, and most recently the oldest temple in the world was discovered called Gobekli Tepe.
Or visit our Tours starting in Istanbul page for some alternative itineraries. We know how much Turkey has to offer, which is why to make the decision easier for you, we have created a wide range of routes, covering the most spectacular highlights of the region, one tour at a time.
Price & Inclusions
HOW TO MAKE AN ENQUIRY OR BOOK
-Rates are per total person in a double/twin/triple private room
1. Please press BOOK NOW above to submit an inquiry or book this package tour, which will be based on standard range accommodation.
2. Once your online inquiry/booking is completed, please email us if you wish to upgrade to the following packages:
-Upgrades to 'Top End' and 'Premium' accommodations
-Single private room
-Dorm rooms are available for budget travelers
To see the list of accommodation options included in your range, please go to the 'Accommodation Options' tab above.
Deposit Payment: - %30 to %40 deposit is required on most tours. Some selected tours require a higher percentage or payment in full. Balance Payment: - Balance is required on arrival in Turkey. Luggage Allowance on Flights (if included on your tour) - The baggage allowance on domestic flights in Turkey is 15 KG per person. If you need extra allowance, there may be an extra charge. Please check with us before your tour is booked. |
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