Turkey Classics Tour

Guide

Professional English-speaking tour guide for the duration of the tour

Meals

6 Breakfasts 6 Dinners

Others

Car ferry fees between Canakkale and Eceabat Tips except Driver and Guide Entrance fees Highlights :- Gallipoli - Battlefields Tour, ANZAC Cove, Lone Pine - Australian Memorial, Johnson's Jolly - original tunnels, The Nek - original trenches, Chunuk Bair - New Zealand Memorial Troy - UNESCO Heritage site Pergamon - UNESCO Heritage site Site of the Temple of Artemis Ephesus - UNESCO Heritage site Sirince - Village Pamukkale - Calcium Travertines - UNESCO Heritage site, Hierapolis Konya - Mevlana Museum Sultanhani Caravansary Göreme - UNESCO Heritage site, Open Air Museum Cappadocia - Kaymakli - Underground City Ankara - Atatürk's Mausoleum

Transport

Transportation in a fully air-conditioned, non-smoking vehicle

Accommodation

Total - 6 nights in Special Class, Boutique, 4 star & Boutique Cave twin share accommodation. 1 night - Special Class - Çanakkale - MD Barbaros Hotel 2 nights - Boutique - Kuşadası - Ilayda Avantgarde Hotel 1 night - 4 star - Pamukkale - Adem Pira Hotel 2 nights - Boutique Cave - Cappadocia - Gamirasu Hotel Single Rooms are available with payment of the 'Single Supplement'

Others

Suggested optional activities Tips - Driver and Guide Compulsory Travel Insurance

Flights

International flights are not included

Optional

Istanbul Spice Bazaar and Bosphorus Cruise EUR 65 Take a guided half-day aftenoon tour visiting the Egyptian Spice Bazaar and Rustempasa Mosque followed by a cruise between two continents on the stretch of water that separates Europe from Asia, the Bosphorus. This option departs the hotel at 1 p.m. If flying into Istanbul on this day ensure you have left enough time to clear the airport, transfer to your hotel, check-in and be ready at reception before 13:00. We recommend considering an extra night in Istanbul beforehand. Bosphorus Cruise EUR 49 Take an aftenoon cruise between two continents on the stretch of water that separates Europe from Asia. The cruise lasts 1 hour, allow 30 mins for transport to and from the port. Bosphorus by Night EUR 75 At 8pm we will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to the boat to sail up the Bosphorus. The waterway lies between Europe and Asia and passes under the suspension bridges whilst viewing Ottoman summer palaces, waterside mansions and modern villas linng the European and Asian coasts. The panoramic view of Istanbul from the Bosphorus at night and dinner will both be memorable. Istanbul Classics EUR 79 Duration: 9 am to 4 pm. Visit the most important popular sites of Istanbul in one full day tour. St Sophia Museum, Byzantine Hippodrome, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and Grand Bazaar. Istanbul Two Continents Tour EUR 79 One of the most beautiful sights in the world, the Bosphorus, is the strait separating two continents - Europe and Asia. Spice Bazaar, Bosphorus Cruise, Rumeli Fortress, Dolmabahce Palace, Bosphorus Bridge and Camlica Hill Topkapi Palace Harem EUR 20 Visit the famous Imperial Harem at Topkapi Palace. The Imperial Harem of the Ottoman Empire, existing between 1299 and 1923, was the Ottoman sultan's harem composed of the wives, servants (both female slaves and eunuchs), female relatives, and the sultan's concubines, occupying a secluded portion of the Ottoman imperial household Turkish Bath EUR 80 A traditional Turkish bath will usually consist of relaxing in a sauna for a while, then moving to another room where you will lie on a marble slab. The masseur will come and scrape all the dead layers of skin off your body with a exfoliating glove before you are smothered in suds and washed clean. A bath approximately takes around 1 hour. Bosphorus by public ferry EUR 2 Cruise between two continents on the stretch of water that separates Europe from Asia. The ferry departs every few hours zig-zags back and forth from continent to continent. Enjoy spectacular views from the very end of the Black Sea and Istanbul. The journey takes the majority of a day and easy to arrange on your own by heading down to the ferry port. Prince's Islands by public ferry EUR 4 A nice option if you wish to escape from the bustling city for a day. The Islands are situated just off Istanbul in the Marmara Sea. The best island to visit is Buyuk Ada (Big Island). There are no vehicles allowed on the Island, only horse and buggy and bicycles. Easy to arrange on your own by heading down to the ferry port. Cappadocia Traditional Turkish Folklore Evening (Show Only - Dinner not included) - EUR 50 A great night out, the show features belly dancers, traditional folk dancers and traditional Turkish musicians. This option is available whilst on tour in Cappadocia. Hot Air Ballooning (45 Minutes) 1 November 22 to 30 April 23 - USD 270 (EUR 254.17) 1 March 23 onward USD 350 (EUR 329.48) Start the day with a balloon ride over the moonscapes of Cappadocia. The experienced pilots take you deep into the valleys and rise as high as 2000 feet. Longer flights are available on request. Prices are subject to change. We recommend that you request your guide to book your flight as soon as possible. Turkish Bath EUR 30 A traditional Turkish bath will usually consist of relaxing in a sauna for a while, then moving to another room where you will lie on a marble slab. The masseur will come and scrape all the dead layers of skin off your body with a exfoliating glove before you are smothered in suds and washed clean. A bath approximately takes around 1 hour. Pamukkale Hot Air Ballooning Short Flight (45 Minutes) - EUR 160 Please note there is a EUR 20 surcharge for credit card payments. Longer flights are available on request. View the amazing landscape of Pamukkale, from the air, early in the morning with a hot air balloon flight. Whirling Dervish Show EUR 25 The Whirling Dervish evening ceremony is inspired by Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi (1207 - 1273) It symbolizes the different stages of a mystic journey to perfection, through love and service to all creatures without discriminating in regard to belief, class, or race. Cleopatra's Pool EUR 7 Swim amongst the ruins in this thermal spring pool. Especially in The Roman Empire period, Hierapolis and its site were a health centre. In those years, thousands of people used to come to the baths and they found their remedy in those baths. Today's Antique Pool was shaped by the earthquake which happened in the 7th century AD. The marble portico with Ionic arrangement fell into the spring during that earthquake.

Insurance

Insurance is not included