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Turkish Delights

Trip Valid:

01/01/2008 to 31/12/2008

Duration:

15 days (ex Istanbul)

Highlights:

Marvel at the many minarets of Istanbul, Explore the ruins of Ephesus, Taste traditional Turkish delight, Admire the chalky white falls at sunset in Pammukkale, Sail over a sunken city, Laze by an idyllic lake, Enjoy a home-cooked meal in a Cappadocia cave house

Trip Code:

RSI

Guarantee:

Departure is guaranteed

Group Size:

Minimum 1, Maximum 12

Price:

USD $910 *(plus local payment EUR €300)
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Extras:

view 2008 airport transfers and pre- & post-trip accommodation prices

Explore the mysterious land of the Ottomans Intrepid style. Get off the tourist track and visit a university, marvel at Suleyman the Magnificent's mosque or bargain for ancient tomes at the book bazaar. Try delicious Turkish delight, indulge in a traditional Turkish bath and discover the underwater treasures of the Mediterranean. Take the plunge and discover the amazing feast that is Turkey.

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physical rating: Rated 2/5 rating definitions

culture shock rating: Rated 2/5 rating definitions

passenger feedback rating: 4.62 out of 5 how does this work?

meals included: 5 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 2 Dinners

transport: Train, ferry, public and private bus, caique (Turkish boat), dolmus (mini bus), tram, walking

accommodation: Guesthouses/hotels (11 nts), multishare boat with shared facilities (1 nt), overnight train (1 nt), pension (1 nt)

budget: Allow EUR €250 for meals not included.

departs: Departs selected Sat & Wed

important notes: This trip starts at 14:00 on day 1.

Please Note: In response to overwhelming passenger feedback that one hike in the Kayakoy region was sufficient, we have changed the itinerary and dropped Saklikent Gorge from the included activities on this trip. It has been replaced by the most popular optional activity in 2007 of visiting a real working Dervish lodge in Bursa to see the Sema performed. This gives a great opportunity to really interact with some locals and learn about their culture. There is still plenty of free time in Kayakoy for those who would like to visit Saklikent as an option.