Iraq
Turkey Beyond the Black Sea
Travel with us to Turkey’s remote eastern provinces, a land where Georgian, Persian and Armenian influences are as prominent as anything Turkish and will challenge your preconceptions of this complex land. Visit ancient ruins at Ani and the dramatic monastery of Sumela, as well as the picturesque town of Amasya and the giant stone heads of Mt Nemrut. Experience local hospitality at a charming homestay and visit the unique beehive houses at Harran. And best of all, you will almost always have it all to yourself.
Highlights of Kurdistan
This is an introduction to the 'other Iraq' - the northern region of Kurdistan. Iraqi Kurdistan is a fascinating place of sheer beauty, warm and friendly people and a rich and challenging history. On our small group tour you will discover a world of picturesque villages, ancient cities and welcoming people, imbued with a strong sense of history a unique culture which has defied all attempts to eradicate it.
Itinerary Day 1
Day 2 Day 3
Day 4 Day 5
Day 6 Day 7
Day 8
Erbil Erbil
Gaugamela - Lalish - Dohuk Dohuk - Zakho
Amadiya - Barzan - Rawanduz Dukan -
Suleimaniyah Halabja
Suleimaniyah - Erbil
For departure dates and prices please see insert if available or website. Please contact us for a full Tour Dossier and an international flight quotation.
Tour Type
Tour Length Tour Style Tour Pace
Fitness OBT
Culture History Wildlife
Group 8 days Pioneer Busy
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Itinerary Day 1
Day 2 Day 3
Day 4 Day 5
Day 6 Day 7 Day 8
Day 9
Ankara
Hattusas - Amasya Trabzon
Sumela Monastery Karakoy Karakoy Kars - Ani
Mt Ararat - Ishak Pasa - Van
Akdamar Island - Tatvan
Day 10 Hasankeyf - Mardin
Day 11 Mt Nemrut Day 12 Harran - Urfa Day 13 Gaziantep - Antakya
Day 14 Ankara Day 15 Ankara
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Tour Type
Tour Length Tour Style Tour Pace
Fitness OBT
Culture History Wildlife
Private 15 days Traveller Busy
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For departure dates and prices please see insert if available or website. Please contact us for a full Tour Dossier and an international flight quotation.
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