Treasures of Turkey Istanbul, Ancient Ephesus & Cappadocia
Treasures of Turkey Istanbul, Ancient Ephesus & Cappadocia
16 Days Starting and ending in Istanbul, Turkey
Visiting: Istanbul, Çanakkale, Izmir, Pamukkale, Dalyan, Konya, Cappadocia
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Tour code:
15253
Guide Type:
Fully Guided
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Tour Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Turkey with the "Treasures of Turkey: Istanbul, Ancient Ephesus & Cappadocia" tour. Discover the rich tapestry of history and culture as you explore Istanbul's iconic sites, including the Basilica Cistern and Topkapi Palace. Cruise the Bosphorus Strait, savor the flavors of the Spice Market, and witness the mesmerizing Whirling Dervishes ceremony. Walk in the footsteps of Paul the Apostle in Ancient Ephesus, and marvel at the unique rock formations of Cappadocia. Enjoy a hands-on cooking class, taste organic wines, and relax on a scenic boat ride along the Dalyan River. This tour offers a perfect blend of historical exploration, cultural immersion, and culinary delights, promising an enriching experience across Turkey's most captivating landscapes.
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1 : Overnight Flight
Location: Istanbul
Accommodation Name: Galata's Hotel
You’re on your way to Turkey, a country straddling two continents (Europe and Asia) and brimming with rich culture, diverse people, and sublime landscapes. From the vast Greek and Roman archeological sites dotting the countryside to the modern day cultural and historic hub of Istanbul, Turkey is a confluence of past, present, and future: customs, traditions, and values. Born out of the Silk Road trade and its nomadic path, Turkey’s heritage is layered like an intricately woven carpet.
Day 2 : Istanbul, Turkey - Tour Begins
Location: Istanbul
Accommodation Name: hotel
Welcome to Istanbul, the bridge between East and West, and a hub of intermingling cultures, complex history, and legendary architecture. Settle in to your hotel for the next three nights, and then meet your fellow travelers at a welcome briefing before taking the rest of the evening to relax as you please.
Day 3 : Istanbul - Blue Mosque - Basilica Cistern - Topkapi Palace
Location: Istanbul
Accommodation Name: hotel
Today, sample some of Istanbul’s most iconic sites, which connect Greek-Roman heritage with Ottoman-Islamic Art. First, the 17th-century Blue Mosque with its impressive domes and minarets, followed by Hippodrome, the former sporting and social center of the Roman Empire. Then on to Basilica Cistern, the largest underground cistern in the city, followed by Topkapi Palace and Harem, former home to the Ottoman Sultans. While we explore the city’s legendary history and architecture, please know that Istanbul is also known for its legendary traffic, which is also an iconic experience — one that requires great patience! This evening, gather at a local restaurant where the chef will delight you with their Ottoman-inspired cuisine.
Day 4 : Istanbul - Spice Market - Bosphorus Cruise
Location: Istanbul
Accommodation Name: Hotel Cura
Explore Turkey’s culinary heritage as you taste your way around Istanbul’s Golden Horn district during a walking to that includes a visit to the city’s famous Spice Market and multiple tastings of Turkish specialties sampled from local street vendors. This afternoon, take in the high-rises and minarets of Istanbul’s majestic skyline as you sail between two continents during a cruise of the Bosphorus Strait, which divides Europe from Asia. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore. Perhaps you’ll visit the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art, home to rare artifacts, sculptures, and one of the most important collections of woven carpets in the world, some dating back to the Ottoman Empire. Or, choose to go on an optional excursion to an historic Hammam, where you’ll enjoy an authentic Turkish scrub and foam bath.
Day 5 : Istanbul - Gallipoli - Çanakkale
Location: Çanakkale
Accommodation Name: Park Inn by Radisson
Early this morning, leave the bustle of Istanbul behind and enjoy a scenic ride along the sparkling Sea of Marmara and the Dardanelles Strait as you make your full-day transfer to Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. Learn about the many conflicts these waters witnessed over the centuries, including the devastating Battle of Gallipoli during WWI. Stop at Anzac Cove to pay your respects and learn about the site’s significance for Turks as well as Australians and New Zealanders before heading to a local organic winery for a tasting from the vineyards located between the Sea of Marmara and the Aegean. Finally, cross the Dardanelles Strait to Çanakkale, a small coastal city and your home for the night. The evening is yours to unwind from your day of traveling.
Day 6 : Çanakkale - Carpet Weaving Experience - Ancient Pergamon - Izmir
Location: Izmir
Accommodation Name: hotel
Another long but rewarding day of travel begins with a transfer to the countryside of Pergamon, where you’ll learn about the traditional Turkish craft of carpet weaving, from silkworm cultivation to spinning, dyeing, and patterning techniques. This afternoon, visit the Ancient City of Pergamon (UNESCO), where you’ll take a short cable car ride up to the acropolis to enjoy commanding views of the valley below and a tour of the Greek ruins. End the day in Izmir (known as Smyrna in antiquity), Turkey’s 3rd most populous city and your home for the next two nights. Enjoy free time this evening to explore the seafront promenade with its shops and restaurants, just a short walk from our centrally located hotel.
Day 7 : Izmir - Ancient Ephesus - Sirince - Izmir
Location: Izmir
Accommodation Name: Doga Thermal Hotel
This morning, your in-depth tour of Ancient Ephesus (UNESCO) takes you to the Terrace Houses for a walking tour of these impressive residential villas. See the imposing Library of Celsus, the ruins of the Temple of Artemis, and walk the paths that Paul the Apostle once walked. Conclude the morning with a visit to the Archeological Museum where most of the artifacts from the excavations are exhibited. This afternoon, travel to charming Sirince, a hilltop village once inhabited by the Greek community and abandoned during the population exchange between Turkey and Greece in 1923. The village today is a rare and protected example of Ottoman Christian architecture, known for its locally produced olive oil, wine, and peaches. Here, relax at a local café, taste a traditional Turkish coffee, and meet with locals who offer Turkish coffee ground readings for those who want to get their fortunes told! Afterwards, back to Izmir for an evening at leisure and dinner on your own.
Day 8 : Izmir - Pamukkale
Location: Pamukkale
Accommodation Name: Arp Hotel
Meals Included: Dinner
Start the day by learning about the folklore of the nazar boncuk (evil eye) at a workshop where these traditional talismans are crafted using a process passed down through generations. Next, continue your journey inland to Pamukkale (UNESCO) to visit the famous Cotton Castle* — named for its natural cascading thermal pools and white limestone — as well as the ruins of the Greco-Roman period. While here, it’s your choice! Visit the Cleopatra Antique Pools** and bathe in thermal spring water surrounded by columns and paving stones from the ancient city -OR- take a guided tour of the archeological site via golf cart and visit the local museum. Whichever you choose, all will have free time to visit the site’s “Cotton Candy” pools as well. This evening, check into the hotel and enjoy a relaxed buffet dinner.
Day 9 : Pamukkale - Ancient Kaunos - Dalyan
Location: Dalyan
Accommodation Name: bed & breakfast
Today, return to the coast after a full-morning transfer to the quaint riverbank town of Dalyan. In the early afternoon, tour the ruins of Ancient Kaunos before checking in to your hotel for the next two nights — a small, family run bed & breakfast with simple accommodations and a scenic deck overlooking the river. The evening is yours. Perhaps you’ll stroll the streets of Dalyan browsing the local shops, or find your favorite café and soak in the local life.
Day 10 : Dalyan - Coastal Boat Ride - Impact Moment - Dalyan
Location: Dalyan
Accommodation Name: Bayir Diamond Hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast this morning before setting off for a relaxing boat trip along the river that connects Dalyan to the Mediterranean Sea. Enjoy the unique environment as you pass through the marshland that is home to birds, fish, and turtles. Take in views of the Aegean coastline and make some stops (weather permitting) along the way for swimming.*** After lunch in a local restaurant, get ready for your Impact Moment at a loggerhead turtle rescue and conservation center. Return to Dalyan for an evening at leisure.
Day 11 : Dalyan - Isparta - Konya
Location: Konya
Accommodation Name: Exedra Hotel
Meals Included: Lunch, Dinner
Prepare for a full day of travel, beginning early and following the path of the ancient Silk Road trading route that once led from China all the way to Istanbul. The first leg of the journey takes you to the region of Isparta where the landscape and climate have proven ideal for the cultivation of aromatic plants. We’ll stop to visit an eco-center that uses sustainable practices to cultivate their organic crops. After a light lunch of Turkish pancakes, continue on to Konya, arriving in the early evening. Pause for dinner at a local restaurant before checking in to your hotel for the night.
Day 12 : Konya - Sultanhani Caravanserai - Cappadocia
Location: Cappadocia
Accommodation Name: cave hotel
Begin the morning in Konya with a visit to the Mevlâna Museum, the world center of the Whirling Dervishes. Next, visit Sultanhani Caravanserai, one of the largest surviving caravanserai along the Silk Road. After viewing the soaring vaults of this fortified road stop, travel on, arriving in Cappadocia in the early afternoon for a tour of one of the region’s famous underground cities. These subterranean towns, some built almost 3000 years ago, provided refuge for their inhabitants during times of war and invasions. As you head towards your hotel, take in the ethereal scenery and mesmerizing rock formations created by thousands of years of volcanic activity and erosion. This evening, check in to your home for the next three nights — a cave hotel with rooms carved out of the soft stone of the natural landscape.
Day 13 : Cappadocia - Göreme Open-Air Museum
Location: Cappadocia
Accommodation Name: cave hotel
Meals Included: Lunch
Get an early start with an optional balloon ride**** that takes you soaring above the “fairy chimneys” and rock dwellings dotting the hills and valleys below you. After reconvening with your fellow travelers, immerse yourself in Cappadocia’s lunar landscape. Visit Göreme’s Open-Air Museum (UNESCO), a vast site comprising of 11 early Christian rock-cut churches and monasteries often adorned with colorful frescoes. For lunch, join a local family at their home for a taste of home-cooked burek (a savory pastry filled with cheese or potatoes), accompanied by tea. This evening, come together for a Whirling Dervishes ceremony.*****
Day 14 : Cappadocia - Love Valley - Cooking Class
Location: Cappadocia
Accommodation Name: Galata's Hotel
Meals Included: Dinner
Start the day with a countryside walk in Love Valley, famous for its conspicuous rock formations. Follow the winding path among the fairy chimneys and contemplate the otherworldly view. Then, visit a pottery workshop and learn how locals make use of the area’s natural resources by extracting clay from the surrounding soil and developing pottery into an art form. This afternoon, participate in a hands-on cooking class learning how to make traditional Cappadocia dishes, like slow-roasted testi kebab, before enjoying the results for dinner.
Day 15 : Cappadocia - Istanbul - Grand Bazaar
Location: Istanbul
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Dinner
Head to the airport in Kayseri this morning for a short flight back to Istanbul. After a drive back to the city, stop at the colorful Grand Bazaar. This intricate complex of covered streets and shops has been in operation for over 600 years and is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world. Later this afternoon, check in to the hotel before regrouping for a farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 16 : Istanbul - Tour Ends
Location: Istanbul
Your exploration of Turkey comes to a close today. Reflect on an unforgettable trip as you make your way to the airport for your flight home.
What's Included
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Accommodation
Accommodation is provided at various hotels throughout the tour, including Galata's Hotel, Hotel Cura, Park Inn by Radisson, Doga Thermal Hotel, Arp Hotel, Bayir Diamond Hotel, and Exedra Hotel.
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Meals
Some meals are included during the tour, such as a welcome dinner, a lunch with a local family, and a farewell dinner.
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Guided Tours
Guided tours are included for various historical and cultural sites such as the Basilica Cistern, Topkapi Palace, Ancient Ephesus, and the Goreme Open-Air Museum.
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Transportation
Transportation is included for all transfers between destinations and for optional excursions.
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Culinary Experiences
Culinary experiences such as tastings at the Spice Market, a vineyard visit, and a cooking class in Cappadocia are included.
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Cultural Experiences
Cultural experiences such as a Whirling Dervishes ceremony and a pottery workshop are included.
What's Not Included
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Optional Excursions
Optional excursions such as the Istanbul Hammam Turkish Bath Experience and the Cappadocia Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Ride are not included and must be purchased separately.
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Personal Expenses
Personal expenses such as souvenirs, additional meals, and drinks are not included.
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Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is not included and is recommended to be purchased separately.
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Gratuities
Gratuities for guides, drivers, and hotel staff are not included.
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Flights
International flights to and from Turkey are not included.
Experiences
- Cruise the Dalyan River to the Aegean Coast.
- Explore the towering rock formations of Cappadocia.
- Experience a transcendent Whirling Dervishes ceremony.
Options
Istanbul: Hammam Turkish Bath Experience
Enjoy a pause of luxury at a historic Istanbul Hammam, your ticket into the legendary Turkish bath culture. When you arrive, don your pestemal – a traditional wrap used to cover your body. Start in the “hot” room, where you will relax and loosen your muscles. This is followed by a foam bath and scrubbing – resulting in a deep-cleaning experience that will leave your skin at its most pure. Relax in the aftermath of your glowing skin and enjoy this world-renowned practice. Duration approximately 3 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 2 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
Option must be pre-purchased at least 7 days prior to departure. Turkish baths are separated by female and male sections.
Changing rooms with lockers are available on site.
Istanbul: Cappadocia Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Ride
Get an aerial view of extraordinary rock formations and timeworn hills on a sunrise hot air balloon ride above magical Cappadocia. Float above the rocky valleys as the morning sun paints the landscape rose pink in the peaceful still air of dawn. Duration approximately 4 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 2 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
The option must be purchased by 30 days prior. Every effort is made to secure your spot, but when demand exceeds availability, balloon operators retain the right to cancel reservations even if previously confirmed. In such case, you will be refunded.
The trip departs at 5:00 a.m. and is subject to weather conditions. Agility is required for climbing into and out of the balloon’s basket. The burner that powers the hot air balloon is positioned above the passengers’ heads and is noisy as well as hot.
Culinaries
- Taste your way around Istanbul’s Golden Horn district and Spice Market.
- Savor organic wines at a vineyard on the Dardanelles Strait.
- Learn family recipes during a hands-on cooking class at a restaurant in Cappadocia.
Must See
- Visit Basilica Cistern and the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul’s Golden Horn (UNESCO) district.
- Cruise the Bosphorus Strait between Europe and Asia.
- Walk through the ruins of Ancient Ephesus in the footsteps of Paul the Apostle.
Choice Highlights
Istanbul
The largest city in Turkey, Istanbul constitutes the country’s economic, cultural, and historical heart. With a population of 14.4 million, the city forms the largest urban agglomeration in Europe as well as the largest in the Middle East. Founded on the Sarayburnu promontory around 660 BC as Byzantium, the city now known as Istanbul developed to become one of the most significant cities in history. Istanbul once served as an imperial capital for the Roman and Byzantine, the Latin and the Ottoman empires. The city’s strategic position along the historic Silk road, rail networks to Europe and the Middle East, and the only sea route between the Black Sean and Mediterranean. Today, Istanbul attracts millions of visitors each year due to its historic center, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its cultural and entertainment hub, which can be found across the city’s natural harbor.
Basilica Cistern
Topkapi Palace
Once the primary residence of the Ottoman sultans for approximately 400 years, Tokpai is a palace located in the historic part of Istanbul. The palace was once a setting for state occasions and royal entertainments as well as the royal residence. Today, it museum and a major tourist attraction. It contains important holy relics of the Muslim world, including Muhammed’s cloak and sword. In 1985, the museum became a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Following the end of the Ottoman Empire in 1923, the palace was transformed by a government decree that is dated April 3, 1924, to a museum that includes many examples of fine Ottoman architecture. It also houses large collections of porcelains, robes, weapons, shields, armor, Ottoman miniatures, Islamic calligraphic manuscripts and manuals, as well as a large display of Ottoman treasures and jewelry.
Spice Market
Food Tour
Bosphorus Cruise
Gallipoli
The Gallipoli peninsula lies in the European area of Turkey, between the Aegean Sea and the Dardanelles strait. Gallipoli derives its name from the Greek, meaning “Beautiful City.” In ancient times, it was the location of several prominent towns. The peninsula was renowned for its wheat and benefited from its strategic importance on the main route between Europe and Asia. Greek colonization began on the peninsula in the 7th century BC. One of the greatest historic events to happen in Gallipoli was the Gallipoli Campaign. In early 1915, attempting to seize a strategic advantage in World War I by capturing Constantinople, the British authorized an attack on the peninsula in April and after eight months withdrew from the area. The campaign was one of the greatest Ottoman victories during the war. In Turkey, it is regarded as a defining moment in the nation’s history.
Pergamon
Pergamon was once an ancient Greek city in Aeolis. Today, the main sites of ancient Pergamon are to the north and west of the modern city of Bergama in Turkey. Greek historian, Xenophon provides the earliest surviving documentary mention of Pergamon in 399 BC. Some of Pergamon’s history can be seen in the Acropolis including the Great Altar of Pergamon, which is believed to be dedicated to Zeus. On the wall inside the altar, is a depiction of the life of Telephus, son of Heracles and legendary founder of Pergamon. Other structures that are visible in the Acropolis are The Library of Pergamum, The Sanctuary of Athena, The Royal palaces, the Temple of Dionysus, and the gymnasium.
Ephesus
Ephesus is the best preserved classical city of the Eastern Mediterranean and among the best places in the world enabling one to genuinely soak in the atmosphere of Roman times. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ephesus was once historically known for being the most important commercial center of the ancient world and a religious center of early Christianity.
Choice on Tour: Cleopatra Pools or Pamukkale Archeological Site
In Pamukkale, it’s your choice. Spend the afternoon soaking in the Cleopatra Antique Pools, fed by thermal spring waters that fill a section of the ancient city. Bathe amongst old columns and ancient paving stones from the Roman times, a truly unique experience. If you’d prefer to stay dry, take a tour of ancient Pamukkale and explore the vast archeological site with your Tour Manager via golf cart. The tour includes the ancient Roman Theatre as well as an opportunity to visit the site’s Museum. Whichever you choose, all will have free time to visit the site’s natural “Cotton Candy” pools as well.
Cleopatra Pools - NEO Day 7
Activity Level: 4
Travelers must be able to climb in/out of a pool using a pool ladder. Lockers and changing room are included with this activity, however travelers must bring their own towel and bathing suit.
Pamukkale Archeological Site Golf Cart Tour - NEO Day 7
Activity Level: 2
Travelers will tour the archeological site via golf carts driven by local escorts. The golf carts will make several stops during the tour for photos and visits to the key attractions.
Aegean Coast Boat Ride
Impact Moment
Konya
Cappadocia
The earliest record of the name of Cappadocia dates from the late 6th century BC, when it appears in the trilingual inscriptions of two early Achaemenid kings, as one of the countries of the Persian Empire. Following the Battle of Manzikert, a battle between the Byzantine Empire and the Seljuq Turks, in 1071, various Turkish clans under the rule of the Seljuks began setting in Anatolia. Today, the area is a popular tourist destination, which has several unique geological, historic, and cultural features. Touristic Cappadocia includes four cities: Nevehir, Kayseri, Aksaray and Nigde.
Grand Bazaar
Mode of Transport
Travel through Turkey with a mix of scenic rides, including a cruise on the Bosphorus Strait, a cable car ride in Pergamon, and a short flight from Kayseri to Istanbul. Enjoy leisurely boat trips along the Dalyan River and the Aegean Coast.
Accommodation
Experience a variety of accommodations throughout Turkey, including Galata's Hotel in Istanbul, Hotel Cura, Park Inn by Radisson, Doga Thermal Hotel, Arp Hotel, and Bayir Diamond Hotel. Enjoy a unique stay in a cave hotel in Cappadocia, offering rooms carved out of the natural landscape.
Check out our Q&As
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What unique experiences can I expect during the tour in Cappadocia?
In Cappadocia, you can expect to explore the region's famous underground cities, visit the Göreme Open-Air Museum with its early Christian rock-cut churches, and participate in a Whirling Dervishes ceremony. You will also have the opportunity to take a countryside walk in Love Valley and learn traditional cooking techniques during a hands-on cooking class.
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What cultural activities are included in the Istanbul portion of the tour?
In Istanbul, you will visit iconic sites such as the Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern, and Topkapi Palace. You will also explore the Spice Market and enjoy a cruise on the Bosphorus Strait. Additionally, there is an optional excursion to experience a traditional Turkish bath at a historic Hammam.
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What historical sites will be visited during the tour?
The tour includes visits to several historical sites such as the ruins of Ancient Ephesus, the Ancient City of Pergamon, and the Mevlâna Museum in Konya. You will also explore the ancient ruins of Kaunos and the Sultanhani Caravanserai along the Silk Road.
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Are there any opportunities to interact with local culture and traditions?
Yes, the tour offers several opportunities to interact with local culture and traditions. You will participate in a carpet weaving experience in Pergamon, taste traditional Turkish coffee in Sirince, and learn about the folklore of the nazar boncuk in a workshop. Additionally, you will join a local family in Cappadocia for a home-cooked meal.
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What natural attractions are included in the itinerary?
The itinerary includes natural attractions such as the thermal pools of Pamukkale, the unique rock formations of Cappadocia, and a boat ride along the Dalyan River to the Aegean Coast. You will also have the chance to see the landscape from above with an optional hot air balloon ride in Cappadocia.
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Can I pre-purchase optional excursions/activities?
Yes, the majority of optional excursions and activities are available for advance purchase for applicable tours provided that you make your options purchase prior to 15 days of the tour departure. Collette makes it convenient to reserve presold options by visiting our website for a full listing of activities and excursions or when your reservation is made with our reservations staff. In addition, there are benefits to prepurchasing options including a price guarantee once your tour is paid in full. So, while the cost of an optional activity may change from the time you book your tour, once payment is received in full, your preselected options are guaranteed by Collette at their original price. Although you can still purchase options while on tour, reserving them ahead of time ensures you a spot in the event that the activity sells out. Collette will provide a refund if you cancel a presold option prior to tour departure. Any presold options canceled while on tour are nonrefundable.
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Can my children travel on tour?
Children over the age of 5 may travel on a Collette tour accompanied by an adult. Child land rates are valid for ages 5-12, sharing a room with two full-paying adults. Participation in any products that include Safari or Game Drive components, is limited to travelers aged 13 and up. This will include tours to Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa and India.
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What is the difference between a twin room and double room?
In certain countries, hotel rooms tend to be smaller than U.S. standard accommodations. A double room is designed to accommodate two people, but may not have two separate beds. A twin-bedded room has two separate beds of any size, and is the type most commonly utilized.
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Do you provide VISA processing for all applicable destinations?
Collette does not process VISAs. Every nation has its own specific requirements. Check the embassy or consulate website for the country you are visiting to find the forms and information you need. The process of getting a VISA can take two weeks to two months.
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Do I need a passport?
Government-issued ID is required for all air travel. A valid passport is required for all trips outside the USA. All passengers should check with the appropriate foreign consulate for entry and validity requirements. We recommend that your passport has six months validity, and at least 3 blank pages. Passports and visas are the responsibility of each client. International Borders. Any child under age 16 (traveling without a parent or legal guardian to Canada) must have written permission from a parent or legal guardian. Please be advised that if you have been convicted of an offense, or have committed a criminal act that is an offense under the laws where it occurred and would be an offense in Canada, you may be inadmissible into Canada. You will need to apply for a Minister's Permit of Approval of Rehabilitation at a Canadian Consulate. All other travelers should contact the appropriate consulate for entry requirements in other international destinations. In South Africa, children are required to have a passport as well as additional documentation to travel with you into and out of the country. Please consult the South African Embassy for the current specific requirements related to your travel dates. If travelling internationally with a child under the age of 18, please check directly with the airline for the legal documentation that is required. It is the sole responsibility of the guest to procure the proper documentation to travel and many requirements vary by airline and destination. Collette will not be responsible for costs incurred for missed flights or canceled tours where a guest fails to secure proper documentation.
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Is there a lot of walking on tour?
We pride ourselves on bringing travelers the very best experiences a destination offers. Our itineraries include many activities and may consist of walking on uneven terrain or significant walking at times. Some of the most unique sightseeing can mean accessing locations that restrict motorcoaches, especially in historic areas. Some hotels/lodges in remote locations may not have elevators. For your comfort, we recommend bringing walking shoes.
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