10-Nights Wonders of Turkey

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Wonders Of Turkey
East meets West in this Turkish extravaganza which reveals the Byzantine and Ottoman past of Istanbul, the fairy-tale landscapes of Cappadocia and some of the world’s most revered ancient cities. Get lost in the colorful lanes of the Grand Bazaar, watch the dizzying dance of the Whirling Dervishes and descend into an underground fortress. Mother Nature and man have crafted an extraordinary land, over which empires have fought for centuries and you’ll get to see all its wonders on this 11 day journey.

Dining Summary

10 Breakfast (B)
5 Dinner (D)

Essentials

See Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque. Visit the Grand Bazaar
Visit the Museum of Anatolian Civilization and Ataturk's Mausoleum
Visit Pasabagi and the Red Valley and marvel at the underground city of Saratli
Visit the Mevlana Museum, home of the Whirling Dervishes
See the Cotton Castle springs and the ruins of the Roman health spa of Hierapolis
Visit the Asclepion Medical Center
Visit the ruins of the ancient city and see the Wooden Horse
See Anzac Cove, Lone Pine and Chunuk Bair Cemeteries

Whats Included

An expert Travel Director and professional Driver
Cherry-picked hotels, all tried and trusted
Many meals and daily breakfasts included
City orientation tours
Audio headsets are provided throughout your holiday to enhance your included sightseeing experiences
Luxury air-conditioned coach with Wi-Fi in most countries
Ferry across the Dardanelles from Çanakkale to Eceabat
Extensive variety of Choice Experiences
On occasion, hotels of similar standard and location may be utilized.

Featured Destinations

Canakkale Canakkale On the Asian shore, guarding the Dardanelles, is the quiet Turkish port town of Canakkale. History enthusiasts will want to venture to legendary Troy. Canakkale's Archaeological Museum boasts exhibits originally belonging to Frank Calvert, aide to the discoverer of the lost city, Heinrich Schliemann. Visit the vast memorial at Galipoli Peninsula, site of the notorious World War I campaign. Be sure to sample the culinary delights of a meze, a spectacular array of Turkish hors d'oeuvres.
Izmir Izmir Izmir is a major seaport in western Turkey, on the Aegean Sea and is the gateway to Ephesus and Sardis. Ephesus is one of the ancient world's largest and most important archaeological and religious sites. Some of the site's most significant structures included the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Basilica of St. John, where the Apostle is buried and the House of the Virgin Mary. Other highlights include the Great Amphi-theatre where St Paul was arrested, Kuretes Street and the Library of Celsus. Sardis was an ancient city of Asia Minor, and the recently uncovered remains lie to the north-east of Izmir. The city attained its greatest prosperity during the reign of Croesus, king of Lydia, and after his overthrow in 546 BC by Cyrus the Great of Persia, it became the western capital of the Persian Empire.	Destination Guide
Pamukkale Pamukkale One of the most interesting geological sites in Turkey is in the town of Pamukkale, the "cotton castle" of terraced pools caused by cascading calcium rich mineral springs. From the edge of every terrace and every step in this fascinating natural phenomenon that has gradually formed throughout the ages hang brilliantly white stalactites, and you can hear the joyful splashing of the waters of the hot springs as they cascade down over slopes where their flow is impeded only by clumps of oleanders. You can also visit the ancient ruins of Hieropolis here, an interesting archaeological site.	Destination Guide
Cappadocia Cappadocia The underground cities of Cappadocia give you an idea of the sensation of what living in a labyrinth felt like. Derinkuyu is one of the 40 subterranean settlements in this area. It was at one time the home for up to 20,000 people. Its 18 stories descend into the Anatolian plateau south of Goreme. The ventilation shafts, circular and descending from the surface to the lower levels, and the massive circular doors remind you of the motivation for moving underground in the first place – to guarantee a degree of protection. There are eight floors of tunnels open to the visitor. Not for the claustrophobic.	Destination Guide
Ankara Ankara Turkey's capital is a sprawling urban mass in the midst of the Central Anatolian steppe. Since 1920 when Ataurk set up his provisional government here, Ankara's main business has been government but several significant attractions make it worth a short visit. Most visitors head straight for Hisar, the Byzantine citadel atop the hill east of the old city, and the nearby Museum of Anatolian Civilizations. To the south is Ataturk's mausoleum, a monumental building, spare but beautiful, that echoes the architecture of several great Anatolian empires. The Presidential Mansion is preserved as Ataturk used it, with decor and furnishings of the 1930s, including billiard table and cigar-and-brandy nook. There's a lot of ancient history around too. Roman Ankara was a city of some importance, and Roman ruins are dotted in amongst the mosques and monuments of Muslim Anatolia.	Destination Guide
Istanbul Istanbul This centuries old capital guards the slender waterway between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, and is the doorway between the East and West. Visitors can explore remnants of Byzantine Constantinople in the Sultanahmet district, where you will have the chance to see ancient splendors, such as the Haghia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace. At night the city boast a lively nightclub scene and excellent Turkish dining options that may include cultural entertainment and dancing. Istanbul also features splendid shopping malls, boutiques, and hand crafted items can be found all over the city.	Destination Guide

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August 2026

08/01/2026	08/11/2026	$1,850 per person
08/15/2026	08/25/2026	$1,850 per person
08/29/2026	09/08/2026	$1,850 per person

Trip prices are per person, land only, based on double occupancy and reflect applicable discounts. Trip prices and discounts are subject to change. Airfare is additional. Tour prices, dates and itineraries are correct at the time of the website going live, however are subject to confirmation at the time of booking. Other restrictions may apply.

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04/11/2026	04/21/2026	$1,850 per person
04/25/2026	05/05/2026	$1,850 per person

05/09/2026	05/19/2026	$1,850 per person
05/23/2026	06/02/2026	$1,850 per person

06/06/2026	06/16/2026	$1,850 per person
06/20/2026	06/30/2026	$1,850 per person

07/04/2026	07/14/2026	$1,850 per person
07/18/2026	07/28/2026	$1,850 per person

09/12/2026	09/22/2026	$1,850 per person
09/26/2026	10/06/2026	$1,850 per person

10/10/2026	10/20/2026	$1,850 per person
10/24/2026	11/03/2026	$1,850 per person

10-Nights Wonders of Turkey

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Featured Destinations

Canakkale

Izmir

Pamukkale

Cappadocia

Ankara

Istanbul

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