'HATAY & ADANA & MERSİN & CYPRUS TOUR'
Day 1 Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport – Hatay / Antakya
Early in the morning, we meet at Sabiha Gokcen Airport. Flight to Hatay, which Gazi calls a personal matter. After our arrival, we set off for the Antakya tour. Antakya is the center of Hatay province and an important city that has hosted many civilizations throughout history. With its historical and cultural richness, cosmopolitan structure, delicious cuisine, and natural beauties, the city enchants its visitors. Antakya also holds an important place in Christian history. Among the places to be visited during our tour are the Antakya Archaeology Museum, Saint Pierre Church, Habib-i Neccar Mosque, Harbiye Waterfalls, and Antakya Long Bazaar.
Antakya Archaeology Museum: It is one of the largest mosaic museums in the world and reveals the history of Antakya.
Saint Pierre Church: Known as the cave church, this church has an important place in the history of Christianity.
Habib-i Neccar Mosque: One of the oldest mosques in Anatolia, Habib-i Neccar Mosque has an important place in both Islamic and Christian history.
Harbiye Waterfalls: Famous for its natural beauties, Harbiye Waterfalls is an ideal place to cool off and spend time in nature.
Antakya Long Bazaar: The oldest and busiest bazaar in Antakya, Long Bazaar is a perfect place for shopping and cultural experiences.
Lunch: Antakya is famous for its rich varieties of kebab. We will go to a local restaurant called Antakya Restaurant to taste the tray kebab and paper kebab.
Dinner: Will be served at the hotel.
Day 2 Antakya – Iskenderun – Adana / Ceyhan
After we have our local breakfast in the morning, we will move to Iskenderun with our esteemed guests. Iskenderun is a district of Hatay province and is located on the Mediterranean coast. Throughout history, Iskenderun has hosted many civilizations and is known as an important port city. It stands out for both its historical and cultural richness and its natural beauties. Among the places we will see during our tour are Iskenderun Naval Museum, Iskenderun Castle, Iskenderun Monument Square, and Suleymaniye Mosque.
Breakfast: Will be served at a local restaurant.
Route Information: The average distance between Antakya and Iskenderun is about 50 KM.
Iskenderun Naval Museum: One of Turkey's important naval museums, the Iskenderun Naval Museum hosts many artifacts related to maritime history.
Iskenderun Castle: This castle, which dates back to the Ottoman period, attracts visitors with its historical texture and view.
Iskenderun Monument Square: One of the central points of the city, Monument Square is used for various events and social activities.
Suleymaniye Mosque: One of the important religious structures in Iskenderun, Suleymaniye Mosque is a beautiful example of Ottoman architecture.
After the tour, we will eat Döner in Iskenderun, which is the origin of Hatay döner. After our lunch, we will head to Adana.
Lunch: Hatay döner.
Ceyhan is a district that belongs to Adana and is known for its fertile agricultural lands and historical richness in the Çukurova region. It gets its name from the Ceyhan River flowing through it and has hosted many civilizations throughout history. Among the places to be seen are Misis Mosaic Museum, Ceyhan River, Sirkeli Mound, Tumlu Castle, and Snake Castle.
Snake Castle: A castle from the Middle Ages, Snake Castle attracts visitors with its historical texture and impressive view.
Tumlu Castle: Located about 20 km away from Ceyhan, this castle dates back to Roman times and is known for its historical and strategic importance.
Sirkeli Mound: This archaeological site, dating back to the 2nd millennium BC, is significant from the Hittite period.
Ceyhan River: One of the important water sources of Adana, Ceyhan River stands out for its natural beauties.
Misis Mosaic Museum: Located near Ceyhan in the ancient city of Misis, this museum hosts mosaics from the Roman period.
Route Information: The average distance between Iskenderun and Ceyhan is about 90 KM.
Dinner: We will take you to a local kebab place in Adana, famous for its kebabs, which we think you will like.
Day 3 Ceyhan – Tarsus
After having our local breakfast, we set off towards Tarsus with our esteemed guests.
Breakfast: Will be served at a local restaurant.
Route Information: The average distance between Ceyhan and Tarsus is about 100 KM.
Tarsus, a district of Mersin province, is famous for its historical and cultural riches. Dating back to the 7th century BC, Tarsus has hosted many civilizations and has been an important trade center throughout history. With its historical texture, natural beauties, and delicious cuisine, the city enchants its visitors.
Tarsus Waterfall: This waterfall on the Berdan River is a popular visitor spot for its natural beauty and refreshing effect.
Kleopatra Gate: This gate from antiquity is known as the meeting place of Cleopatra and Marcus Antonius.
Saint Paul Well: A well believed to have holy water, situated where Saint Paul, an important figure in Christianity, is thought to have lived.
Nusret Mine Ship: This ship, which played an important role in the Gallipoli Campaign, is now welcoming visitors as a museum.
Eshab-ı Kehf Cave: This cave has an important place in Islam and Christianity and is one of Tarsus's religious and historical treasures, with its connection to the Seven Sleepers legend.
Lunch: We will take you to a fantastic Tantuni place, famous in Mersin.
Dinner: We will taste Tarsus Kebab. This kebab, prepared with local spices and special sauce, is one of the most famous delicacies of Tarsus.
Day 4 Tarsus – Taşucu – Girne / Cyprus (Sea Transport)
After having our breakfast, we set off to go to Girne with our esteemed guests. Upon arrival at the port, we will reach Girne with a sea journey that lasts between 3 to 4 hours. Girne is one of the most important tourist regions of Cyprus. With its historical texture, port, beaches, and natural beauties, it offers a variety of experiences for its visitors. After checking in, we will embark on a city tour that includes Girne Castle, Bellapais Monastery, St. Hilarion Castle, Girne Archaeology Museum, and Girne Amphitheater.
Girne Castle: Built in the 16th century, this castle has become a symbol of Girne. Inside the castle, there is a Maritime and Naval Museum.
Bellapais Monastery: Built in Gothic style, this monastery charms visitors with its impressive architecture and view.
St. Hilarion Castle: With a legendary appearance, this castle is one of the most striking castles on the island. The view from here is magnificent.
Girne Archaeology Museum: Ideal for discovering the history and culture of Cyprus, this place exhibits archaeological artifacts and ancient remains.
Girne Amphitheater: An ancient theater that hosts concerts and events during the summer. You can participate in cultural activities in a historical atmosphere.
Lunch and Dinner: Will be served at local restaurants in Girne.
Day 5 Girne – Gazimağusa
In the morning, we will complete our hotel check-out procedures. Gazimağusa is a city rich in history and culture in Cyprus. It is known for its old city center, castles, historic churches, and beautiful beaches. After having breakfast, we will arrive in Mağusa and undertake a city tour. The city tour will include Namık Kemal Prison and Icon Museum, Salamis Ancient City, Othello Castle, Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque, and Gazimağusa Fortifications.
Breakfast: Will be served at the hotel.
Route Information: The average distance between Girne and Gazimağusa is about 85 KM.
Gazimağusa Fortifications and Gates: The historical fortifications of Gazimağusa and the remains of castles such as Othello Tower, Ravelin, and Bloody Bastion are important symbols of the city.
Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque (St. Nicholas Cathedral): This structure, built in Gothic style, was converted into a mosque during the Ottoman period and is located in the city center.
Othello Castle: This castle, which inspired William Shakespeare's famous play Othello, is located within the city's walls and offers visitors a historical atmosphere.
Salamis Ancient City: Located near Gazimağusa, this ancient city is famous for its remains and mosaics from the Roman period. You can see structures such as the theater and baths.
Namık Kemal Prison and Icon Museum: You can visit the prison where Cyprus's national poet Namık Kemal was imprisoned in 1873 and see important works in the Icon Museum.
Lunch and Dinner: Will be served at local restaurants in Mağusa.
Day 6 Gazimağusa – Istanbul
Unfortunately, this is the last day of our tour. After having our local breakfast, we will transfer to Ercan Airport.
NOTE: Only breakfast is available today.
-All museum & archaeological site entrance fees.
-All specified domestic and international flights
-All transfer and guiding services
-All accommodations in 4-star and 3-star hotels
-Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at hotel and local restaurants
-All-inclusive concept: Tours, meals. No extra fee!
-City taxes and Mandatory + Special Insurance
It is an all-inclusive concept. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, all tours, museum entrance fees are included in the price.
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