Child Discount and Circular Rules
Child discount is valid for the age range of 7–12 years.
The tour circular is valid as of its publication date, 19.01.2026. Circulars published on later dates for the same tour invalidate previous circulars.
Mandatory additional services are included in the tour price.
Important Information Regarding Flight Tours
Museum – Archaeological Site – National Park Entries
All museum, archaeological site, and national park entry fees are borne by the guests. To take advantage at museums and sites where the Museum Card is valid, guests may obtain the card from sales points before or during the tour.
Packaged Price Coverage
Our package tour prices include hotel accommodation, transportation, and sightseeing tours specified in the program.
Rest Stops
Stops are made at rest facilities along the route. Due to congestion, renovation, or other compelling reasons, stop locations may be changed provided they are equivalent in terms of service quality and location.
Extra Tours and Program Flow
Night tours and extra excursions included in the tour program are organized based on the number of participants and the availability of staff. Extra tours conducted along the route may take place even if not all guests participate. Guests who do not wish to join an extra tour will be directed by our guide to rest areas before city entrances or to city centers. In this case, guests who agree to wait at the rest area are considered to have participated in the tour.
Due to weather conditions, road status, or similar reasons, the guide may make changes in the program sequence (daily visit points or between days) if deemed necessary.
Go-Turkey cannot be held responsible for points that are part of the program but cannot be visited due to compelling reasons (weather conditions, road status, congestion at visit points, etc.) or because guests fail to adhere to the timing given by the guide.
Health Declaration
Guests must carry reports and information regarding any health issues they may experience during the tour, pregnancy status, or medications they continuously use.
Accommodation Information
The hotel names specified in the program are priority accommodation facilities. Changes may be made to hotels depending on availability. Upon request, accommodation details will be shared with guests no later than 48 hours before the tour departure. In case of hotel changes due to congestion or compelling reasons, provided standards remain the same, guests will be informed by Go-Turkey authorities.
Important Notes
Vehicles Used
Tour vehicles are planned according to the number of participants as follows:
Bus (28–46 people):
Mercedes Travego / Tourismo, Neoplan Cityliner / Tourliner, Mitsubishi Safir
(ABS, ASR, air conditioning, monitor, refrigerator, kitchen unit, reading lamps, announcement system, CD/DVD)
Minibus (17–27 people):
Isuzu Turkuaz
(ABS, ASR, air conditioning, monitor, refrigerator, announcement system)
Mini-bus (up to 16 people):
VW Volt, VW Volt EL, Mercedes Sprinter, Mercedes Sprinter EL
(Special design reclining seats, ABS, ASR, air conditioning, refrigerator, announcement system)
Suggestions
The tour program and explanations above were originally prepared by Go-Turkey. They may not be copied, reproduced, or published without permission. The program has been prepared in accordance with Law No. 6502 on the Protection of Consumers and should be evaluated as a whole.
SakaryaDeparture Points & Times
After picking up our guests from the designated departure points, we begin our tour with a night journey accompanied by brief information shared by our guide inside the vehicle.
In the morning, we arrive in Adana. After our breakfast break, our first stop of the day is the magnificent Sabancı Central Mosque, which resembles the architectural features of Sultanahmet and Selimiye Mosques. Following our guide's explanations about the mosque's history and architectural characteristics, we proceed to one of Adana's iconic structures, the Historical Stone Bridge. We take a short photo break on this unique structure that has survived from the Roman period to the present day, allowing us to closely experience Adana's historical atmosphere.
Next, we visit the Adana Cinema Museum, located in an old Adana house. In this museum, where works related to Turkish cinema and especially directors, actors, and producers from Adana are exhibited, we embark on a pleasant journey through cinema history. Our next stop is the Atatürk House Museum, where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed during his visits to Adana and which now serves as a museum. After visiting this special building known for its historical atmosphere, we have free time for lunch. Guests who wish may experience Adana's unique street foods during this time; they can discover different tastes such as Muzlu Süt (Banana Milk) and Kedi Batmaz, which are synonymous with the region.
After our lunch break, we view the exterior of the Adana Grand Mosque, one of Adana's important historical structures, and then photograph the Historical Big Clock Tower, one of the symbols of the city's modernization process. After our tour of Adana, we head to our hotel to rest and recover from the day's fatigue. Dinner and overnight accommodation will be at our hotel.
Food, Drink, and Accommodation Information:
Breakfast: Will be taken freely along the route (Extra/Optional)
Lunch: Will be taken at a suitable restaurant in the area (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Taken at the hotel as an open buffet or set menu. (Included in Tour Price)
Accommodation: Adana Hotels, etc.
After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we head towards Antakya, a place where different religions and cultures have lived together for centuries, a meeting point of tolerance and civilizations. Along our route, we pass through Belen Pass and reach Antakya accompanied by the region's unique landscapes.
Then, we move to Samandağ, which serves as the gateway of Antakya to the Mediterranean Sea. First, we arrive around the Seleukeia Pieria Ancient City, which bears traces from the Seleucid period, and then we explore the Titus Aqueducts, considered one of the engineering marvels of the Roman era. After hiking through this impressive structure carved into the mountain rocks, we immediately visit the nearby Beshikli Cave.
After our tour, we have lunch at the Hatay Gastronomy Bazaar, located in Hatay, which is part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network due to its rich local cuisine. Following this break where we will have the opportunity to taste Hatay's unique regional flavors, we head to the city center of Antakya. There, we visit the museum at The Museum Hotel Antakya, where historical artifacts unearthed during archaeological excavations are displayed.
Our next stop is the St. Pierre Church, one of the most important sacred sites in Christian history. Located at the foot of Habib Neccar Mountain and recognized as the world's first cave church, visiting this special site also offers us the chance to capture Antakya's impressive panoramic views.
For the day's final excursion, we head to Harbiye (Defne). In Harbiye, which was used as a summer resort area by wealthy Antakya residents in ancient times, we explore the region's peaceful atmosphere with its lush green nature, waterfalls, and springs. After our visit to Harbiye, we move to our hotel in İskenderun. Dinner and overnight accommodation will be at our hotel.
Food, Drink, and Accommodation Information:
Breakfast: Served at the hotel as an open buffet or set menu. (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: Will be taken at a suitable restaurant in the region (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: Served at the hotel as an open buffet or set menu. (Included in Tour Price)
Accommodation: İskenderun Hotels, etc.
After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we head towards Tarsus. Our first stop is the Eshab-ı Kehf Cave, known among the public as the "Seven Sleepers", which holds significant importance for both Christianity and Islam. After visiting the cave, we proceed to Çanakkale Park, where the Nusrat Mine Ship is displayed—a vessel that changed the course of the Çanakkale Wars and played a major role in naval battles. After seeing this historically significant ship up close, we take photos of the Cleopatra Gate, one of Tarsus's iconic structures.
Next, we move through the historic streets of Tarsus, believed to be the birthplace of St. Paul, an important figure in Christian history. We visit the Well and House of St. Paul, recognized by the Vatican as a pilgrimage center, allowing us to closely witness Tarsus's history of faith and culture. After our museum visit, we enjoy a leisurely walk among the historic houses of Tarsus, reaching the Shahmeran Statue, where we take a photo break.
Continuing our tour, we visit the Makam Mosque, believed to be the resting place of Prophet Daniel, followed by free time for shopping for cezerye, a local specialty of Tarsus. After our free time, we head to the Tarsus Waterfall, where nature meets history. We enjoy a pleasant walk around this impressive natural beauty formed by the Berdan River flowing over the ancient Kydnos Tombs. After our Tarsus tour, we begin our return journey to Sakarya. At the end of our tour, filled with pleasant memories, unique flavors, and unforgettable discoveries, we bid farewell to our valued guests after dropping them off at their respective points, hoping to meet again at another of our events.
Food, Drink, and Accommodation Information:
Breakfast: Buffet or set menu breakfast at the hotel (Included in Tour Price)
Lunch: To be taken during free time in the area (Extra/Optional)
Dinner: To be taken freely along the route. (Extra/Optional)
Accommodation: No overnight stay on the return day.