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Aegean Delight - 8/7

Aegean Delight

Day 1 Istanbul

Welcome to Istanbul! You will be transferred to your hotel and the remainder of the day is yours, free to explore. Overnight Istanbul

 

Day 2 Istanbul Old City

After breakfast, you enjoy a fully guided tour of the only city to span two continents, visiting the Blue Mosque, the Aya Sofya, Topkapi Palace and the Hippodrome. Overnight Istanbul (B)

 

Day 3 Gallipoli Battlefields

One of the most emotionally touching places in Turkey, today we visit the WWI Battlefields of Gallipoli including Lone Pine and Chunuk Bair Memorials, ANZAC Cove, The Nek, Johnston's Jolly, original trenches and tunnels. Overnight Canakkale (B, D)

 

Day 4 Troy, Acropolis of Pergamum

This morning, step back in time as we visit Troy, home of the famed Trojan Horse and then tour the magnificent acropolis of Pergamum. Its impressive temples and library made Pergamum a renowned cultural and political centre in its time. Overnight Kusadasi (B, D)

Day 5 Ephesus, Kusadasi

Absorb yourself in history today with a guided tour of Ephesus and a visit to the site of the Temple of Artemis. Feel the mystical atmosphere of the ancient city and theatre before continuing to the former Greek village of Sirince, famous for its fruit wines. Carpet weaving has long traditions in Turkey and at the carpet village we learn how the carpets are made by hand and what determines their value.  Overnight Kusadasi (B, D)

 

Day 6 Pamukkale, Hierapolis

This morning we will enjoy a display of locally handcrafted leather goods before heading to the magnificent white calcium terraces, known as Travertines, in Pamukkale where we also tour the ancient city of Hierapolis. Take a dip, amongst ancient columns, in the hot springs that were used in Roman times for their therapeutic powers. Overnight Pamukkale (B, D)

 

Day 7 Bursa, Istanbul

Today you head back to Istanbul, passing through rural Turkey and ancient Bursa to visit the famous Green Mosque and explore the Silk Bazaar. Overnight Istanbul (B) 

 

Day 8 Istanbul

After breakfast our tour concludes and we say goodbye to our new friends and are transferred to the airport for your onward flight. (B)

 
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First please send the travel inquiry form to us. We will check the availability and get back to you with a price. If you like our program and price then you can proceed to book your Turkey vacation.

About booking and payment :

We ask 30 percent of the amount in reservation and rest of the amount you can pay when you arrive in Istanbul. You can make a payment with your credit card or bank transfer. If you would like to pay by credit card, we will send a mail order form for you to fill out. Then you can send the completed and signed form back to us by e mail or by fax. If you would like to pay with bank transfer, please use the bank details below:

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Bonita Tour Seyahat Hizmetleri Tic. Ltd. Sti.

Adress : Hocapasa Mah. Ankara Cad. Ankara Han. No.29/409 Fatih / Istanbul / Turkey
INCLUSIONS

Inbound airport transfer – Istanbul

o Outbound airport transfer - Istanbul 

o Transportation in a fully air-conditioned, non-smoking coach
o Professional English-speaking tour guide for the duration of the tour

o Entrance fees
o 7 breakfasts, 4 dinners
o 7 nights 4 star & 5 star accommodation

o Tips except driver and guide

 

 
ISTANBUL Read More >

ISTANBUL

Istanbul City Istanbul is no longer the capital of Turkey, but remains the country’s cultural and business center. It is set in a stunning location, surr[...]

ISTANBUL

Istanbul City
Istanbul is no longer the capital of Turkey, but remains the country’s cultural and business center. It is set in a stunning location, surrounded by water – the narrow strait of the Bosphorus and the serene Sea of Marmara separating Europe from Asia. As Byzantium, Constantinople and finally, Istanbul, it has been the capital of three Empires, each leaving their mark in the form of stunning palaces, castles, mosques, churches and monuments.
Highlights of Istanbul - Best Sites of Istanbul to Visit
Topkapi Palace - So much to see here that you need at least half a day. Don’t miss the intriguing Harem, the stunning emeralds and the ‘Spoonmakers’ diamond.
Yerebatan Cistern – Explore the world under the pavements, and experience the atmosphere of the cisterns of the Byzantine city, with their hundreds of columns, artfully lit, to a soundtrack of classical music.
Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya) – Marvel at its stunning mosaics and the incredible freestanding dome.
The Blue Mosque – If you only have time to visit one mosque make it this one, if you are in Istanbul for longer, take in the Suleymaniye too.
The Grand Bazaar – You will find yourself buying things you never knew you needed in this maze of literally hundreds of shops.
Take a boat trip on the Bosporus for the best views of the city.
Eating out and Entertainment
Nightlife in Istanbul is a unique mix – you can find the latest chic clubs or a traditional café with cushions on the floor, where you can smoke a hookah pipe or nargile. Wherever you choose to eat, you are likely to find delicious food made from fresh ingredients, and can expect good value for money. The variety and standard of restaurants is excellent, with stunning views as standard.
Istanbul’s Black Sea Coast
The Black Sea Coast of Istanbul – You will be amazed to find such beautiful beaches and green environment so near the big city. Fresh fish and warm village people are the extra bonus.
Istanbul’s Islands
The Princes Islands – If you have time, a visit to these charming islands in the Sea of Marmara, just off the coast of Istanbul, is a must.
Marmara, Avsa
Almost centrally located in the Sea of Marmara are the pretty islands, Marmara and Avsa. Famed for their wine and fish, these sites offer wonderful shorelines. Marmara island is full of historical treasures which increase its attractiveness. Here is the "Mermer Plaj" (Marble Beach) which takes its name from the marbles for which the town is famous.
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GALLIPOLI

Gallipoli (Turkish: Gelibolu) is a peninsula locality in north-western Turkey, close to Istanbul. The Gallipoli Peninsula is the [...]

GALLIPOLI

Gallipoli (Turkish: Gelibolu) is a peninsula locality in north-western Turkey, close to Istanbul. The Gallipoli Peninsula is the site of extensive First World War battlefields and memorials on the north part of the Dardanelles Strait. It is a commemorative site for the Allied (British Empire, France) and Turkish forces who fought, died and were wounded there. The Gallipoli Campaign also known as the Battle of the Dardanelles was very costly for both sides, and casualties and losses amount to 220,000 with a 59% casualty rate for the Allied forces, and 253,000 with a 60% casualty rate for the Turkish forces.
 
The battle resonated profoundly among some nations involved. In Turkey, the battle is perceived as a defining moment in the history of the Turkish people a final surge in the defense of the motherland as the centuries-old Ottoman Empire was crumbling; and in Australia and New Zealand, the then perceived duty to serve their "Mother Country" Britain, resulted in their military defeat, but their sacrifice and heroism marked the birth of a separate national consciousness in both of these countries.
 
The Gallipoli peninsula is one of the most sacred sites for the Turkish people, with many monuments such as the Monument of Martyrs erected in the honor of the Turkish soldiers who died in the Battle of the Dardanelles against the Allied forces, whose defeat staved off a potential invasion of Turkey. The victory over the Allies is celebrated on 18 March as Canakkale Zaferi (Canakkale Victory), every year, with tens of thousands of Turks attending the events on the battlefields and memorials.
 
The area around Anzac Cove is particularly significant for Australians and New Zealanders, whose armies received their baptism in fire on the cliffs there, and carved a fine military reputation under extreme adversity and enormous loss of life; and this military disaster marked the beginning of a separate Australian and New Zealand nationhood. The 1915 landings and battles are commemorated by Australians and New Zealanders on ANZAC Day, 25 April, every year. At this time especially, Gallipoli becomes a place of pilgrimage for many Aussies and Kiwis who want to honor the memory of their forbears.
 
There are three main battlefield areas - Cape Helles (Turkish: Seddulbahir), Anzac / Pine Ridge and Suvla Bay (which has fewer places to visit). Depending on how detailed your itinerary is, it would be possible to visit the main sites of interest, particularly around Cape Helles and Anzac/Pine Ridge, in a single day. More realistically, two or three days allows plenty of time for an extensive tour, taking in all the battlefield sites, cemeteries and memorials. Must sees include: The Cannakale Martyrs Memorial (near Cape Helles); The British Memorial at Cape Helles; Anzac Cove; Pine Ridge Australian Memorial; New Zealand Monument, Chunuk Bair, Ataturk Statue.
 
Aside from the 1915 battlefields, why not visit the new Gelibolu Milli Park visitors center where there are excellent displays relating to the natural history of the peninsula. You can also visit the ancient fortress of Kilitbahir south of Eceabat or take a ferry across the Straits to Asia; from Canakkale, drive to what is reputed to be the site of Ancient Troy (signposted Troia) about 30 kilometers to the south. The ruins of the legendary city - complete with (reconstructed) wooden horse - are open to the public.
The Gallipoli campaign took place between April and December 1915 in an effort to take the Dardanelles from the Turkish Ottoman Empire (an ally of Germany and Austria) and thus force it out of the war. Some 60,000 Australians and 18,000 New Zealanders were part of a larger British force. Some 26,000 Australians and 7,571 New Zealanders were wounded; and 7,594 Australians and 2,431 NZs were killed. In numerical terms, Gallipoli was a minor campaign, but it took on considerable national and personal importance to the Australians and New Zealanders who fought there.
 
The Gallipoli Campaign was Australia's and New Zealand's introduction to the Great War. Many Australians and New Zealanders fought on the Peninsula from the day of the landings (April 25, 1915) until the evacuation of 20 December 1915. The 25th April is the New Zealand equivalent of Armistice Day and is marked as the ANZAC day in both countries with Dawn Parades and other services in every city and town. Shops are closed in the morning. It is a very important day to Australians and New Zealanders for a variety of reasons that have changed and transmuted over the years.
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EPHESUS

Ephesus, one of the most famous cities of ancient times, was founded by a by. The fertility of the soil, the fact that it stood at the starting point of the Ro[...]

EPHESUS

Ephesus, one of the most famous cities of ancient times, was founded by a by. The fertility of the soil, the fact that it stood at the starting point of the Royal Route of trade to the east and that it was a very prominent religious center in pagan times and during Christianity.
 
It's situated  near the town  of Selcuk, is Turkey's most important ancient city and one of the best preserved and restored in the whole Classical World.
 
Dating back  to 3000 years, one  can still  stroll for  hours along its streets, temples, this theater, the famous Library of Celsius, the  houses and  statues.
 
Ephesus was first settled by the Hittite  and Anatolian tribes. The ancient city of Ephesus whose ruins are visible today  though was  established by Lysimachos, one  of the  generals  of Alexander the Great in 300 B.C.
 
The Temple of Artemis, measuring  125 by  60 meters, was built during the first part of the Archaic Period and is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. This temple has been built seven times, according to antique writer Pliny.
 
The Temple of Hadrian, this temple is the most magnificent  of the decorative structures in Ephesus, has been built by Quintillus during 118-138 A.D. And consecrated to emperor Hadrian.
 
The Theatre Gymnasium, it was built in the early Roman period and was named The Theatre Gymnasium as the building was used for the training of the actors of the theater.
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    ORKA ROYAL HOTEL

    Sirkeci

    The 4 star Orka Royal Hotel is situated in the heart of old city, Sirkeci, Since 2005. There are 85 standard rooms, 5 corner suites, 1 Royal suite and 1 Bospor[...]

    ORKA ROYAL HOTEL

    Sirkeci -
    The 4 star Orka Royal Hotel is situated in the heart of old city, Sirkeci, Since 2005. There are 85 standard rooms, 5 corner suites, 1 Royal suite and 1 Bosporus suite (the total capacity is 184 beds). The hotel is within walking distance to all historical places in Sultanahmet area, Eminönü seaports, Sirkeci Railway station, Tramway station or bus stops. Also near all business and Shopping centres.
     
    The Orka Royal Hotel welcomes you with the traditional Turkish hospitality.
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    IRIS HOTEL

    CANAKKALE

    lts a resort hotel by the water of Eagen coast, near by the famous troy ancient site and on the way to famous site of Pergamon.Has a nice open terrace restaura[...]

    IRIS HOTEL

    CANAKKALE -

    lts a resort hotel by the water of Eagen coast, near by the famous troy ancient site and on the way to famous site of Pergamon.Has a nice open terrace restaurant and wonderful swimming pool.
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    MARINA HOTEL

    KUSADASI

    The resort 4-star Marina Hotel is set in a beach area minutes away from Ephesus Museum, Kusadasi Castle and Ancient City of Ephesus.   At the indoor resta[...]

    MARINA HOTEL

    KUSADASI -
    The resort 4-star Marina Hotel is set in a beach area minutes away from Ephesus Museum, Kusadasi Castle and Ancient City of Ephesus.
     
    At the indoor restaurant guests can enjoy Turkish cuisine.
     
    Active tourists will enjoy golf and table tennis provided on-site.
     
    A 15-minute walk will take you to Dilek Milli Parki.
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    COLOSSAE HOTEL

    PAMUKKALE

    Our hotel has been constituted on a decare area, just next to the ancient thermal city Hierapolis ruins and travertine of Pamukkale which reminds a pile of cot[...]

    COLOSSAE HOTEL

    PAMUKKALE -

    Our hotel has been constituted on a decare area, just next to the ancient thermal city Hierapolis ruins and travertine of Pamukkale which reminds a pile of cotton. It is the first 5 stars Thermal Hotel of Denizli. Its name comes from COLOSSAE ancient city, which is one of the most important settlements of Phrygia. Our hotel is just located nearby travertine’s of Pamukkale and heritages of Hierapolis ancient city. Colossae regards precedence of its guests as its own. It carries on furnishing services beyond expectations with its well educated and experienced staffs. Without making a concession to its values embraced, Colossae takes pride in continuing on the way with its organizational structure that may be accepted as a reference
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Any deposit/payment received by BONITA TOUR towards a confirmed travel package or service constitutes full knowledge and acceptance of all terms and conditions. Each person making reservations for or participating.

TURKEY TOURS  services as described in this website understands and agrees to all terms, conditions and limitations set forth herein.

VISAS AND DOCUMENTATION: Each traveller must have a valid passport with at least 6 months minimum remaining on validity. The traveller is responsible for obtaining information about entry requirements and visas for enter to the countries to which they are traveling.

PERSONAL TRAVEL INSURANCE: BONITA  TOUR provides no insurance for passengers due to loss on the trip herein. Passengers are advised to obtain their own travel insurance for health while traveling and/or baggage loss. Insurance is also recommended to provide coverage if refunds pursuant to the final payment and cancellation clause below are unavailable due to the terms of that clause.

 

NOT INCLUDED IN RATES: The following is a list of some major items not included in the rates: room service charges, items not on portions of menus reserved for BONITA  TOUR passengers, laundry, beverages, alcoholic and otherwise, items of a personal nature, airport departure taxes and any other items not specifically listing in the package rate includes section.

 

PAYMENT SCHEDULE: A 40% booking deposit is required on confirmation to keep all services as reserved and confirmed. The final 60% balance towards the reserved package/services is due  (15) days in advance of arrival, regardless of when reservations are made. Credit cards are accepted, VISA and MASTERCARD.

 

CANCELLATION: Reservations may only be cancelled by written notice sent by email or certified mail to BONITA TOUR. If such written notice is received before arrival date / travel start date, BONITA  TOUR  will accept such cancellation and refund the land portion costs it recovers from those entities paid on behalf of the travellers only to the extent/amount that such moneys are refunded by those entities to BONITA  TOUR. Cancellations will incur a set 25US$ administrative fee.

1- General Cancellation Policy for Land Services (please use this as a guide only as cancellation rules can vary per hotel/service/season)

TURKEY TRAVEL: In anycase 25 % non-refund, 30 to 15 days prior arrival, 75% cancellation fees may apply - 15 days or less prior arrival, 100% cancellation fees may apply.

 

2- General Cancellation Policy for 

TURKEY CRUISES:

60-31 days prior to departure: 25% cancellation fees

30-16 days prior to departure: 50% cancellation fees

15 days prior departure or no-show: 100% cancellation fees

 

RESPONSIBILITIES AND LIABILITY: The responsibility of BONITA  TOUR  and / or its agents is limited. BONITA TOUR and its agents act only as agents for passenger in regards to travel whether by air, railroad, motor coach or any other conveyance and assumes no defect, through the acts or defaults of any company or person engaged in conveying members or in carrying out the arrangements of the tour, or as a direct or indirect result of acts of God, dangers incident in the sea, or air, fire, breakdown in machinery or equipment, acts of governments or other authorities, de jure or de facto wars, whether declared or not, hostilities, civil disturbances, strikes, riots, theft, pilferage, epidemics, quarantines, medical or customs regulations or from any other causes.

BONITA  TOUR can accept no responsibilities for loss or additional expenses to travellers due to delay or changes in schedule. Tour services included but not limited to guide services, hotel accommodations, meals and other services are furnished by third parties who are independent & do not act for or on behalf of BONITA  TOUR and with whom BONITA  TOUR has no relationship as joint venture or otherwise. Therefore BONITA  TOUR shall not be liable or responsible in any way whatsoever for inconvenience, loss, damage or injury arising out of or in connection with such tour services, whether same shall be the result of changes in hotel accommodations, food, baggage handling, tour guiding or any other matter related thereto. All such losses or expenses will have to be borne by the traveller. Each passenger waives any claim against BONITA  TOUR for any delay, inconvenience or damage, loss of property or baggage or injury to or death of persons due to the acts or omissions of said third parties. Any airline / transportation company concerned is not to be held responsible for any act, omission or event during the time passengers are not aboard their aircraft or conveyances.

BONITA  TOUR further reserves the right at any time to change any part of the itinerary, or the carrier, or the aircraft/mode of transport utilized, or hotel accommodations utilized, or any other service due to circumstances beyond our control. 

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