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DURATION Tour code: DTU Tour style: Premium


TOUR DAYS 15


Tour comfort: Comfortable Tour pace: Busy


Highlights of Turkey


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TOUR ONLY FLIGHT INCLUSIVE BLACK SEA


Topkapi Palace Blue Mosque


ISTANBUL Gallipoli ÇANAKKALE Troy


Museum of Anatolian Civilisations


ANKARA SELCUK Ephesus TURKEY


PAMUKKALE Aphrodisias


DALYAN riverboat trip


Ancient Caunos


ANTALYA Phaselis


MEDITERRANEAN SEA


Highlights of Turkey DTU Tour essentials Treasures of Turkey


From the modern capital of Ankara to the ancient ruins of Ephesus we explore the very best of Turkey’s sites, whilst staying in comfortable hotels. We travel to the volcanic landscape of Cappadocia to discover the underground city of Kaymakli and explore Goreme with its ‘fairy chimneys’ and rock-cut houses. We also visit the white travertines of Pamukkale, walk around historic Istanbul and admire the spectacular scenery of the Turquoise Coast.


15 day tour itinerary


Day 1 Join tour Ankara. Day 2 Ankara Visit the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations. Travel to Cappadocia. Option to explore the Rose Valley on foot. Day 3 Cappadocia Discover the underground city of Kaymakli. Explore the ‘fairy chimneys’, rock-cut houses and churches of Goreme. Option to take an early morning hot air balloon fl ight. Day 4 Konya Travel to the religious city of Konya and visit the Mevlana Museum, the original lodge of the Mevlevi Whirling Dervishes. Days 5/6 Antalya Visit the Greco- Roman theatre at Aspendos and the coastal site of Phaselis. Opportunity to


explore Kaleici, Antalya’s Old Town, on foot. Days 7/8 Dalyan Drive to Dalyan via Kayakoy, the deserted Greek village. Take a boat trip from Dalyan to the ancient city of Caunus. Opportunity to take a boat through the reed beds to Iztuzu Beach. Day 9 Pamukkale Travel north to visit the white travertines of Pamukkale, known as the ‘frozen waterfall’, and the impressive ancient site of Hierapolis. Day 10 Aphrodisias Visit the ruins of Aphrodisias and museum. Continue to Selcuk. Day 11 Ephesus Explore the magnifi cent ancient seaport of Ephesus. Option to visit the local museum or


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explore the town of Selcuk. Day 12 Pergamon and Troy Travel to the acropolis of Pergamon and visit the remains of ancient Troy. Day 13 Gallipoli Cross the Dardanelles and explore the World War I memorials at Gallipoli. Travel to Istanbul. Day 14 Istanbul Explore the Sultanahmet district of old Istanbul including the Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace. The afternoon is free to explore further or take a boat trip on the Bosphorus. Day 15 Tour ends Istanbul.


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Accommodation: 2 nights standard hotels and 12 nights comfortable hotels. Meals: 14 breakfasts are included. Tour Staff: Explore Tour Leader, boat crew and driver(s). Transport: Boat, bus and ferry. Group size: Generally 10 - 16.


Planned tour dates


2014 Tour only dates 12 Apr - 26 Apr 3 May - 17 May 17 May - 31 May 14 Jun - 28 Jun 2 Aug - 16 Aug 6 Sep - 20 Sep 13 Sep - 27 Sep 20 Sep - 4 Oct 4 Oct - 18 Oct


11 Oct - 25 Oct


2015 Tour only dates 4 Apr - 18 Apr 2 May - 16 May 16 May - 30 May 13 Jun - 27 Jun


Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.


Single rooms are available from £340 Aspendos CAPPADOCIA


Goreme Valley URGUP


‘Whirling Dervishes’


KONYA Kaymakli


Underground City


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