What’s Included

 

14 Nights Accommodation in Deluxe Hotels:

• Neo Rion Hotel, Istanbul
  1. Check-in: 21 September 2026 – Check-out: 24 September 2026
  2. Number of nights: 3
  3. Room type: Standard Double, Board basis: Bed & Breakfast
• Park Dedeman Trabzon, Trabzon
  1. Check-in: 24 September 2026 – Check-out: 26 September 2026
  2. Number of nights: 2
  3. Room type: Standard Double, Board basis: Half Board
• Sheraton Ankara, Ankara
  1. Check-in: 26 September 2026 – Check-out: 28 September 2026
  2. Number of nights: 2
  3. Room type: Premium Double, Board basis: Bed & Breakfast
• Utopia Cave Hotel, Cappadocia
  1. Check-in: 28 September 2026 – Check-out: 01 October 2026
  2. Number of nights: 3
  3. Room type: Deluxe Double, Board basis: Bed & Breakfast
• Nemrut Euphrat Hotel, Adiyaman
  1. Check-in: 01 October 2026 – Check-out: 02 October 2026
  2. Number of nights: 1
  3. Room type: Standard Double, Board basis: Half Board
• Nevali Hotel, Sanliurfa
  1. Check-in: 02 October 2026 – Check-out: 03 October 2026
  2. Number of nights: 1
  3. Room type: Standard Double, Board basis: Half Board
• Charisma Deluxe Hotel, Kusadasi
  1. Check-in: 03 October 2026 – Check-out: 05 October 2026
  2. Number of nights: 2
  3. Superior Seaview – half board

Private Guided Tours

• Istanbul Tour 1: 22 September 2026
• Istanbul Tour 2: 23 September 2026
• Istanbul Tour 3: 24 September 2026
• Trabzon Tour (Sumela Monastery): 25 September 2026
  Enjoy a guided day tour to Sumela Monastery, a spectacular monastery built into a cliffside, set amidst the serene backdrop of Trabzon’s natural beauty.
• Ankara Tour & Hattusas Tour: 26-28 September 2026
  In Ankara, visit the Anatolian Civilizations Museum, Ankara Castle, and the Old Town. The following day, explore the ancient city of Hattusas, the former capital of the Hittite Empire, renowned for its massive city walls and ancient temples.
• Cappadocia Tour 1: 29 September 2026
• Cappadocia Tour 2: 30 September 2026
• Mt. Nemrut & Sanliurfa Tour: 01-03 October 2026
  On 01 October, drive to Mt. Nemrut and visit the summit to witness the sunset among the colossal statues. The following day, explore the ancient site of Gobekli tepe and Sanliurfa Mosaic Museum, before taking your flight to Izmir.
• Ephesus Tour: 04 October 2026

 

Other Inclusions:

• Professional English-speaking guide
• Admission fees
• All breakfasts, lunches, with soft drinks & 6 dinners (including special welcome and farewell dinners)
• Transportation in luxury, air-conditioned minivans (public transportation in Istanbul)
• All taxes
• ALL Domestic Flights:
  • 24 September: Turkish Airlines – Istanbul to Trabzon
  • 26 September: AJet – Trabzon to Ankara
  • 03 October: Turkish Airlines – Sanliurfa to Izmir
  • 05 October: Turkish Airlines – Izmir to Istanbul
• Private Airport Transfers:
• Transfers between hotels and airports as per itinerary.
• Tour managers: Laura and Francois Roy

September 21 – Welcome to Istanbul

Upon arrival in Istanbul, you will be transferred to your hotel, the beautiful Neo Rion hotel in the heart of the city (rated 5 stars on Tripadvisor – and one of top 10 in Istanbul) . Consider joining an optional tour to experience a traditional Turkish bath at Cemberlitas a wonderful 17th century traditional hammam (or similar). In the evening the group will gather for a wonderful welcome reception and dinner at the hotel.

• Overnight NeoRion Meals: D
• Check in at Neorion
• Optional Turkish Bath Hammam
• Cemberlitas Hamami
• Welcome dinner at Hotel terrace restaurant
• September 22 – Treasures of Istanbul: A Day of Majestic Palaces and Timeless Wonders

September 22 – Treasures of Istanbul: A Day of Majestic Palaces and Timeless Wonders

• Istanbul highlights
  We began our exciting journey through Istanbul’s captivating history at the ancient Hippodrome, once the social and political hub of Byzantine life. Imagine chariot races and imperial ceremonies as you explore the impressive monuments that still stand today, including the Serpent Column and Obelisk of Theodosius. Next, step into the magnificent Blue Mosque, where the striking beauty of its cascading domes and 20,000 hand-painted Iznik tiles create a serene, otherworldly atmosphere. This is a profoundly spiritual place. Across the way, we will visit one of Turkey’s most famous gems: the magnificent Hagia Sophia, a monumental symbol of Byzantine splendor with its vast dome and glittering mosaics that once made it the largest cathedral in the world. A mosque today, it was built in the 6th century by the Emperor Justinian and today is celebrated as one of the most important historic sites in the world. We will stop for lunch at a special place enroute, taking a break from touring. In the afternoon, explore the lavish halls of Topkapı Palace, the opulent residence of Ottoman sultans, filled with treasures, stunning courtyards, and breathtaking views of the Bosphorus. Finally, descend into the cool, mysterious depths of the Basilica Cistern, an underground marvel supported by hundreds of ancient columns, where reflections of flickering lights dance across the water. Return to the hotel to freshen up – for dinner on your own.
• Overnight NeoRion B, L
• Hippodrome monuments
  Among these was the sacrificial tripod, now known as the Serpent Column, cast to celebrate the victory of the Greeks over the Persians during the Persian Wars in the 5th century BC. Constantine ordered the Tripod to be moved from the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, and set in middle of the Hippodrome. Another emperor to adorn the Hippodrome was Theodosius the Great, who in 390 brought an obelisk from Egypt and erected it inside the racing track. Carved from pink granite, it was originally erected at the Temple of Karnak in Luxor during the reign of Thutmose III in about 1490 BC. Theodosius had the obelisk cut into three pieces and brought it to Constantinople. The top section survives, and it stands today where Theodosius placed it, on a marble pedestal. The granite obelisk has survived nearly 3,500 years in good condition.
• Blue Mosque
  The Blue Mosque in Istanbul, also known by its official name, the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, is an Ottoman historical imperial mosque . It was constructed between 1609 and 1617 during the rule of Ahmed I and remains a functioning mosque today. It also attracts a large number of tourists and is one of the most iconic and popular monuments of Ottoman Empire
• Haghia Sophia
  The current structure was built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I as the Christian cathedral of Constantinople for the Byzantine Empire between 532 and 537, and was designed by the Greek Isidorus of Miletus It was formally called the Church of God’s Holy Wisdom and upon completion became the world’s largest interior space
• Topkapi palace
  Construction, ordered by the Sultan Mehmet the conquerer began in 1459, six years after the conquest of Constantinople. Topkapı was originally called the “New Palace” and was the administrative center and palace of the Ottoman sultans.
• Basilica Cistern
  This subterranean cistern was called Basilica because it was located under a large public square, the Stoa Basilica, The cistern, located 150 metres (490 ft) southwest of the Hagia Sophia, was built in the 6th century during the reign of Byzantine emperor Justinian I
• Breakfast and Lunch

September 23 – Beauty of the Bosphorus!

• Cruise the Bosphorus and Bazaars
  Today, we immerse ourselves in the vibrant heart of Istanbul with a visit to the iconic Grand Bazaar, where centuries of history blend with the lively energy of a bustling marketplace. Discover treasures from fine jewelry to handwoven carpets, and let the aromas of the Spice Market lure you into a world of exotic flavors and scents. Next, admire the intricate blue Iznik tiles adorning the charming Rustem Pasha Mosque, a hidden gem amidst the city’s busy streets. Climb the historic Galata Tower (one of the oldest in the world – built in the 6th century). There, we will enjoy panoramic views that stretch across Istanbul, from the sprawling old city to the shimmering waters of the Bosphorus. We will end our day with a magical Bosphorus Cruise. As the sun dips, we’ll glide between Europe and Asia, soaking in the sight of palaces, minarets, and Istanbul’s majestic skyline at sunset. For the perfect finish to our evening, consider experiencing an authentic, mystical Sufi show at the Hodja Pasha Culture Centre. This non-touristic performance is a mesmerizing window into the spiritual dance of the Whirling Dervishes—an unforgettable experience! (Cost: $40-$45 USD per person, paid locally).
• Overnight NeoRion B, L
• Visit Grand Bazaar and Spice market
  The Spice Bazaar was built in the 17th century as part of the New Mosque complex (Yeni Camii), and its construction was completed in 1664. It served as a commercial hub where merchants from different parts of the Ottoman Empire would gather to trade. It is called the “Egyptian Bazaar” because it was originally funded by taxes collected from Egypt, which was an Ottoman province at the time.Page 8 of 17
• Galata Tower
  The Galata Tower , officially the Galata Tower Museum , is an old Genoese Tower in the Galata part of Istanbul. Built as a watchtower at the highest point of the (lost) Walls of Galata, the tower is now an exhibition space and museum, and a symbol of Beyoğlu and Istanbul.
• Bosphorus Cruise
  The Bosphorus Strait divides Europe from Asia, and a Bosphorus cruise is a signature Istanbul experience
• Rustem Pasha Mosque
  Sultan Suleiman I authorized the project in 1562 after the Grand Vizier’s death. It was assigned to the Ottoman’s chief architect, Mimar Sinan.The Rüstem Pasha Mosque is unique among Sinan’s many mosques for the lavishly decorated, tiled interior. Rüstem Pasha may have ordered the mosque’s characteristic Iznik tiles in order to support court designer Kara Memi, who was known for elegant floral designs
• Breakfast and Lunch

September 24 – Istanbul Archaeology Museum: A Treasure Trove

• Treasure Trove at Istanbul Archaeology Museum
  Begin your day with a visit to the Istanbul Archaeology Museums, a treasure trove of ancient artifacts from various civilizations that have shaped the region. Afterwards, enjoy a delightful lunch at Ciya Restaurant, known for its traditional Anatolian cuisine, providing a unique dining experience. The afternoon will be at your leisure to enjoy some shopping, relax or explore more wonders of Istanbul. Overnight Neo Rion hotel B, L
• Istanbul Archaeology Museum
  Located in the historic Sultanahmet district, it is comprised of three main sections: the Archaeology Museum, the Museum of the Ancient Orient, and the Tiled Kiosk Museum. The museum’s vast collection includes relics from ancient civilizations, such as the famous Alexander Sarcophagus, and offers a deep insight into the cultural and historical heritage of Istanbul and the broader region. It is a must-visit for history enthusiasts exploring the city’s rich past.
• Ciya Sofrasi Restaurant
  Ciya Sofrası is a renowned restaurant located in Istanbul’s Kadıköy district, celebrated for its authentic and diverse offerings of traditional Turkish and Anatolian cuisine. Chef-owner Musa Dağdeviren curates a menu that highlights regional dishes, many of which are rare or forgotten, reflecting the rich culinary heritage of Turkey. With its focus on seasonal ingredients and age-old recipes, Ciya provides a unique dining experience, offering guests a taste of lesser-known flavors from across the country in a warm, inviting setting.

September 25 – Monastic Marvels: Discovering the Sumela Monastery’s Hidden

Day Tour from Istanbul to Trabezon to visit Sumela Monastery
After early breakfast, we will check out of our hotel and fly from Istanbul to Trabzon, a charming city on the Black Sea. Once arrived we will board our private coach and journey through lush valleys to the awe-inspiring Sumela Monastery. Built into a sheer cliff face, this 4th-century monastery offers stunning views of the surrounding forests and mountains. Explore its fresco-covered interiors and serene courtyards, and feel the tranquility of this ancient spiritual retreat. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery and the monastery’s unique setting before continuing your adventure through Turkey.

• Overnight Park Dedeman B, L, D
• Check out at Neorion
• Check in at Park Dedeman Trabzon
• Sumela Monastery
  Dedicated to Mary located at Karadağ (Greek: Sou Melá, lit. ‘Black Mountain’) within the Pontic Mountains, in Trabzon. Nestled in a steep cliff at an elevation of about 1,200 metres (3,900 ft) facing the valley, it is a site of great historical and cultural significance
• Breakfast Lunch and Dinner

September 26 – Ankara Unveiled: Exploring Ancient Artifacts and Historic Capital

• Flight and Ankara Tour
  After breakfast, we will check out of our hotel and transfer to the Trabzon airport. We will all board a morning flight to Ankara, Turkey’s modern capital. Once landed, we will begin our day exploring the rich history of Anatolia. Your first stop is the Anatolian Civilizations Museum, a world-class museum renowned for its vast collection of artifacts spanning thousands of years of history, from the Paleolithic era to the Ottoman period. We will wander through the beautifully curated exhibits, where you’ll encounter ancient treasures from the Hittite, Phrygian, Urartian, and Lydian civilizations. Marvel at intricately carved stone reliefs, stunning bronze sculptures, and the fascinating artifacts from Çatalhöyük, one of the world’s earliest human settlements. The museum’s crown jewel, the collection of cuneiform tablets, offers a glimpse into the earliest forms of writing and governance. After absorbing the wonders of ancient Anatolia, we will enjoy a walking tour through Ankara’s old town, passing by the historic Ankara Castle and the charming narrow streets lined with traditional Ottoman houses. We’ll also enjoy a leisurely lunch at a local café, sampling regional delicacies before heading back to your hotel for an evening at leisure.
• Overnight: Sheraton Ankara Hotel, Ankara B, L
• Check out from Park Dedeman Trabzon
• Sheraton Ankara Hotel

September 27 – Hattusas: Secrets of the Hittite Empire

Journey to Hattusas
Early this morning, we depart from Ankara by motorcoach for a day trip to Hattusas, the ancient capital of the Hittite Empire and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Nestled in the rolling hills of central Anatolia, Hattusas offers a rare glimpse into one of the great civilizations of the Bronze Age. Upon arrival at this rarely visited site, we shall step back in time as we explore the expansive ruins of this once-mighty city. The tour begins at the Lion Gate, where imposing stone lions have guarded the city’s entrance for millennia. We’ll wander through the remnants of the Great Temple, dedicated to the storm god Teshub, and imagine the religious ceremonies that once filled its grand halls. Continue to the Royal Citadel, where we’ll discover the remains of palaces, administrative buildings, and fortifications that showcase the advanced architectural skills of the Hittites. Afterward, we shall visit Yazılıkaya, an open-air rock sanctuary adorned with carved reliefs depicting Hittite gods and kings, offering a unique insight into the spiritual world of this ancient empire. Our day trip finishes with a visit to the Hattusas Museum, where artifacts excavated from the site—including cuneiform tablets, pottery, and tools—bring the Hittite civilization to life. We’ll enjoy lunch at a local village, savoring regional dishes, before returning to Ankara in the evening.

• Accommodation: Sheraton Ankara Hotel, Ankara
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September 28 – Journey to Cappadoccia: Scenic Drive and Hidden Gems

After a leisurely morning and late checkout from your hotel in Ankara, we set off on a scenic drive to Cappadocia, a region renowned for its extraordinary landscapes of fairy chimneys, cave dwellings, and ancient rock formations. The journey takes approximately 4-5 hours, allowing for a relaxing pace with stops along the way to enjoy the sights and take in the beauty of the Turkish countryside. As we leave Ankara behind, travel through the vast Anatolian plains, where rolling hills and traditional villages dot the landscape. About halfway to Cappadocia, pause for a scenic lunch at Lake Tuz, one of the largest salt lakes in the world. Here, dine at a lakeside restaurant offering panoramic views over the shimmering salt flats—a unique and serene setting perfect for tasting local Anatolian cuisine. After lunch, we continue our journey into the heart of Cappadocia, arriving by mid-afternoon. Depending on the time, consider visiting the Ihlara Valley, a stunning gorge with rock-cut churches and lush greenery, perfect for a short hike along the Melendiz River. Alternatively, we’ll explore the charming town of Avanos, famous for its pottery workshops along the banks of the Kizilirmak River. Here, we can try our hand at traditional pottery-making or take a leisurely walk by the river. Finally, we shall arrive at our beautiful hotel in Cappadocia in the late afternoon, we can unwind and enjoy the breathtaking views from the terrace as the sun sets over the fairy chimneys.

• Overnight Utopia Cave Hotel, B, L
• Check out at Sheraton Ankara Hotel & Convention Center
• Check in at Utopia Cave Cappadocia Hotel

September 29 – Cappadocia Unveiled: A Journey Through Enchanting Valleys, Ancient– Cave Towns, and Majestic Panoramas

Today, delve deep into Cappadocia’s extraordinary landscapes and ancient sites with a full day of exploration. Begin in Devrent Valley, or “Imagination Valley,” where you’ll wander among fascinating rock formations sculpted by nature into shapes that resemble animals and figures. This surreal landscape invites you to unleash your imagination as you explore its otherworldly terrain. Next, head to the Zelve Open Air Museum, an ancient cave town where early Christian communities carved homes, churches, and monasteries directly into the rock. Walk through the winding pathways and tunnels, and marvel at the centuries-old frescoes that still grace the cave walls, offering a glimpse into a time when this area was a thriving monastic settlement. Continue to Pasabag, known as “Monk’s Valley,” where you’ll be captivated by the iconic fairy chimneys—tall, conical rock formations that have become symbols of Cappadocia. Learn about the hermit monks who once dwelled in these unique formations, carving out their simple homes and places of worship. Lunch: Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Seyyah Han Restaurant in Avanos, located in a picturesque traditional house with a terrace overlooking the Red River. Savor local specialties like pottery kebabs (testi kebabı), fresh flatbreads, and a variety of mezes, all made from seasonal ingredients. The serene garden setting provides a relaxing atmosphere, perfect for recharging before the afternoon’s adventures. After lunch, visit the Goreme Open Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage site that features a collection of rock-cut churches and monasteries, each adorned with stunning frescoes depicting biblical scenes. As you explore, you’ll be transported back to a time when Goreme was a vital spiritual center for early Christians.Page 13 of 17 Conclude your day at Uchisar Rock Castle, the highest point in Cappadocia. Climb to the top of this natural fortress for breathtaking panoramic views of the valleys below, where the golden hues of sunset illuminate the fairy chimneys, creating a magical end to your day.

• Optional Dinner Excursion: In the evening, consider dining at Seten Restaurant in Göreme, a charming spot nestled in a stone house with a terrace offering stunning views of Cappadocia’s unique landscape. Enjoy authentic Turkish and Cappadocian dishes such as lamb tandir, manti, and an array of mezes, paired with regional wines. The warm, inviting atmosphere and beautiful surroundings make it a perfect place to unwind after a day of discovery.
• Overnight Utopia Cave Hotel, Cappadocia, B, L

September 30 – Hidden Treasures of Cappadoccia: Underground Cities and Historic Villages

Today, we venture off the beaten path to discover the hidden gems of Cappadocia. Begin your exploration in Soganli Valley, a serene and lesser-visited region known for its remarkable rock-cut churches and ancient pigeon houses. As we walk through this enchanting valley, admire the unique frescoes and rock-carved structures that provide a glimpse into the region’s early Christian history. The peaceful landscape, dotted with these fascinating formations, offers a tranquil start to your day. Next, we head to the Kaymakli Underground City, one of Cappadocia’s most impressive subterranean complexes. Delve into this ancient city carved deep into the earth, with its intricate network of tunnels, rooms, and storage areas. Learn about the ingenious design that allowed early inhabitants to live and thrive underground, finding refuge from invasions and harsh weather conditions. For lunch, we will enjoy a delightful meal at Zeytin Cafe in the village of Mustafapasa. This charming café offers a cozy atmosphere and a menu featuring local Anatolian cuisine, including fresh salads, savory kebabs, and traditional Turkish dishes. Relax on the outdoor terrace, where you can savor your meal while taking in the village’s picturesque surroundings. After lunch, we explore the quaint village of Mustafapasa, formerly known as Sinasos. Admire its well-preserved Greek architecture, stroll through cobblestone streets, and visit local artisan shops to experience the town’s rich cultural heritage. We conclude our day with a visit to Keslik Monastery, an ancient monastery complex set against the stunning backdrop of Cappadocia’s rock formations. Explore the remnants of this once-important monastic center, including its rock-cut churches and monastic cells. The site’s historical significance and scenic beauty provide a fitting end to your day of discovery.

• Overnight Utopia Cave Hotel, Cappadocia, B, L

October 1 – Majestic Mount Nemrut!

Today, we check out of our hotel and embark on a long scenic drive to the awe-inspiring Mt. Nemrut, a journey of approximately 7.5 hours through the heart of Turkey’s diverse landscapes. As you travel, enjoy the shifting vistas of rolling hills, rugged mountains, and serene countryside. We will stop enroute for lunch. Mount Nemrut (an awe-inspiring 2150 metres in height), is the monumental resting place of King Antiochus I Theos from the Kingdom of Commagene, is one of the most fascinating ancient places in Turkey. Upon arrival, we will ascend to the summit, renowned for its colossal statues and ancient temple. The summit is famous for its stunning panoramic views and the impressive stone heads of gods and kings that date back to the 1st century BC. As the day concludes, witness the breathtaking sunset over this mystical mountaintop sanctuary, creating a truly memorable experience.

• Overnight Nemrut Euphrat Hotel, Adiyaman B, L, D
• Check out from Utopia Cave Cappadocia Hotel
• Check in at Hotel Euphrat Nemrut

October 2 – Goblecki Tepe: The Dawn of Civilization

Today the journey back in time to rare sites of Eastern Turkey continues. We will check out of our hotel and travel by coach to Sanliurfa. There, we will uncover the mysteries of Göbekli Tepe, the world’s oldest known temple complex, dating back over 11,000 years. Explore the monumental stone pillars and intricate carvings that offer a glimpse into prehistoric spirituality and society. If accessible, you may also visit additional nearby excavation sites that continue to reveal the region’s ancient secrets. Following our exploration of Göbekli Tepe, we shall visit the Sanliurfa Mosaic Museum to admire its extensive collection of Roman mosaics and artifacts, enriching your understanding of the region’s historical depth. For lunch, we’ll enjoy a meal at Café Kebabci Halil Usta (or similar), known for its exceptional traditional Turkish kebabs and regional dishes, providing an authentic taste of local cuisine. Finally, we will check into Nevali hotel where we will also have dinner included.

• Overnight Nevali Hotel, B, L, D
• Check in at Nevali Hotel

October 3 – Discover San Liurfa and Ancient Haran – Fly to Izmir

Today after breakfast, we check out of our Nevali hotel and have our bags loaded on the coach. We will enjoy a morning exploration of Sanliurfa’s Old Town, immersing ourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of its historic markets and narrow streets. Then, we’ll venture to Harran, a site of significant historical and mythological importance. Known for its distinctive beehive-shaped mud-brick houses, Harran is also renowned as the location where, according to legend, Adam and Eve are said to have fallen to Earth. We shall explore the ancient ruins, including remnants of Harran’s famed university and its fascinating archaeological sites. For lunch, we’ll enjoy traditional Turkish cuisine at Kebabci Halil Usta in Harran (or similar). In the afternoon, we will be transferred to the airport to catch a flight from Sanliurfa to Izmir . Upon arrival, we shall be taken to our beautiful hotel Charisma in Kusadasi, (one of the best 5 stars there), where we can unwind and reflect on the day’s adventures.

• Overnight: Charisma Deluxe Hotel, Kusadasi – B, L, D (Superior Seaview rooms)
• PrimeFly: Sanliurfa (GNY) 15:35 to Izmir (ADB) 20:15
• Check in at Charisma De Luxe Hotel

October 4 – Ephesus: Sacred Sites and Ancient Splendour

Today we will enjoy a final full day filled exploring another of Turkey’s most spectacular sites: the great ancient city of Ephesus!. We’ll begin with a visit to the House of the Virgin Mary, a revered site believed to be the final residence of Mary, the mother of Jesus. This tranquil location offers a moment of reflection and spiritual connection. Next, we shall journey to our ultimate destination: the ancient city of Ephesus, one of the best-preserved Greco-Roman cities in the world. We shall stroll through its monumental streets and marvel at its impressive ruins, including the Library of Celsus, the Great Theatre, and the Temple of Artemis. The city’s grandeur provides a vivid picture of its historical significance. For lunch, we will stop for a delightful meal at Ayşe Ana Restaurant in Selçuk, known for its traditional Turkish cuisine and cozy atmosphere. In the afternoon, we shall head to St. John Basilica, where we will visit the believed resting place of John the Apostle. The site offers panoramic views over the ancient Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. We will conclude our day with a visit to the Isa Bey Mosque, an outstanding example of Seljuk Turkish architecture, renowned for its elegant design and historical significance. Finally, we will have time to freshen up before our wonderful final dinner at Liman Balik Restaurant or similar.

• Overnight Charisma Deluxe Hotel, Kusadasi, B, L, D (Superior Sea View Rooms)

October 5 – Departure to Istanbul

Today, the official part of the tour ends. After breakfast, we will check out of our hotel and bid farewell to Kusadasi. We shall return to Istanbul for an extension or to connect back home! We have included all the domestic flights and transfers in this itinerary. We hope you have enjoyed this extraordinary tour of Turkey! Bon voyage

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• Check out Charisma De Luxe Hotel
• Flight from Izmir (ADB) > Istanbul (IST)