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SEVEN CHURCHES OF REVELATION TOUR
(including Miletus and Pamukkale)
Detail about tour
Journey to Seven Churches of Revelation along with Miletus and Pamukkale tour explanation
Starting from 1700€ per person for 4 nights - 5 days
Join us on this irreplaceable pilgrimage tour in Asia Minor in Türkiye to visit the sites of the very first seven Congregations in the Christendom along with some more additional sites such as Miletus and white travertines in Pamukkale.
SEVEN CHURCHES OF REVELATION DAY BY DAY
Arrival from any port (Izmir or Kuşadası) or İzmir Adnan Menderes Airport in the morning. Meeting with rest of the group members and journey for Tour of Biblical sites in Ephesus where Paul and Timothy and other disciples lived. Acts 19.
Homemade lunch.
Visits to the Basilica of John The Apostle and House of Mary
Overnight stay in Kuşadası
Breakfast. Drive to Pergamon. Visits of Acropolis, Asklepion and/or Red Basilica. Local lunch. Drive to modern day Akhisar to see the remainings of ancient Thyatira.
Drive back to hotel and overnight stay in Kuşadası
Breakfast. Check out.
Driving ancient Smyrna in the downtown of Izmir. Drive to Sardis. Lunch. Visiting the ancient Sardis, the capital of Lydians. Arriving Pamukkale via Alaşehir. Philadelphia.
Dinner is included at Ramada Pamukkale Thermal Hotel.
Overnight stay in Pamukkale
Breakfast.
Visiting ancient Laodicea in the morning. It is a thriving city, recently uncovered and including ancient Roman water system and temple. Local lunch. Visiting Hierapolis, modern day Pamukkale, mentioned Col. 4:12,13. Walking on the mineral thermal water terraces and relaxing in the pools. Return to hotel Ramada
Overnight stay in Pamukkale
Breakfast. Check out.
Departure for Miletus where Paul the Apostle met with Ephesians Christians for farewell on his way to Jerusalem mentioned in Acts 20:15-17
Lunch at a local fish restaurant.
Departure for the airport or the hotel in Izmir or Kuşadası.
End of the tour.
TouR info
Starting from 1700 Euros per person. Please ask for different number of travelers to learn the prices.
- 4-5 star hotels in Kuşadası for 2 nights stay and Pamukkale for 2 nights stay as well.
- 4 nights half board accommodation
- Transportation with A.C and comfortable van/bus options depending on the group size
- 5 full day guided tour
- All parking and highway fees
- All entrance fees in the itinerary
- 5 breakfast, 5 lunches and 4 dinners
- Water at lunches and dinners
- Personal expenses during the tour and at the hotels (minibars, spa, etc.).
- Drinks other than water during the meals
- Tips for the service personel (guide, drivers, housekeepers etc…)
- Flight tickets from the U.S. to the beginning of the tour and the Flight tickets from the end of the tour to the country of origin.
- Travel&Health insurance during the entire tour in Türkiye.
** Unexpected occurrences along the way, though rare, could result in a change in the order in which scheduled stops are visited.
need to know
Rules & Tours
Türkiye is a vibrant country rich in history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. To make the most of your visit while respecting local customs and traditions, it’s essential to follow some basic guidelines. This guide will help you navigate the country with confidence and courtesy.
- Credit card is accepted for payment with an additional 3% over the price; for bank commission.
- Minimum number of travelers is 2.
- There will be one driver. And suggested tip amount is 5-7 USD per person per day.
- For room cleaning staff recommended tip is 1-2 USD per person per day.
- The prices includes V.A.T. Tax but does not include %3 bank commission in case credit card is used for payment. The tour price also does not include the bank wiring fee.
- Down payment is half of the tour price and it is due in the first week of April 2027 (because of down payments to be done for hotels and transportation services).
- The balance which is the rest of the tour price should be due in third week of May 2027 or cash when you arrive.
- Explore Historical Sites: Türkiye is home to stunning landmarks like Ephesus, Pamukkale, and Cappadocia. Always respect these sites by following the rules and refraining from touching or climbing on ancient structures.
- In Turkiye emergency number is 112
- Taste the Cuisine: Enjoy local delicacies like kebabs, baklava, and Turkish tea. Visiting authentic restaurants and trying street food is highly recommended.
- Use Public Transport: Türkiye’s public transport, including buses, metros, and trams, is efficient and affordable.
- Learn Basic Phrases: Knowing a few Turkish words like “Merhaba” (Hello) and “Teşekkür ederim” (Thank you) can go a long way in showing respect.
- Do not pick up ancient stone pieces, even if they look like small useless marble or brick from the sites! They will definitely be confiscated from you and you might be detained at the airport before your flight.
- In Istanbul and touristic bazaars, shop assistants of the vendors invite you to their shops. If they attempt to hustle you, just ignore them and do not communicate with them!
- Please be careful in crowded public transportation just like any other metropolitan cities in Europe for pickpocketing.
- Do not drink tap water, purchase bottle water for drinking.
- Avoid Loud Behavior: Respect local customs by keeping noise levels low in public places, especially around mosques and residential areas.
- Do Not Litter: Littering is frowned upon. Dispose of trash responsibly, particularly in natural and historical areas.
- Don’t Bargain Aggressively: While bargaining is common in markets, always do so politely without being too forceful.
- Avoid Political Discussions: Steer clear of controversial topics, especially regarding local politics or sensitive historical events.
- Plan Ahead: Book tours to architectural landmarks, popular restaurants, and hotels in advance to avoid last-minute hassle.
- Respect Dress Codes: When visiting religious sites, dress modestly. Carry a scarf or shawl to cover shoulders and head if required.
- Stay Hydrated: Türkiye can get quite hot, especially in summer. Drink plenty of water and wear sunscreen.
- Ask for Help: Locals are generally friendly and willing to assist tourists. Don’t hesitate to ask for directions or recommendations.
- Transport Etiquette: Whether using taxis or public transport, respect the vehicles and keep them clean. Give up your seat to the elderly or disabled as a sign of courtesy.
- Dining Out: When dining in restaurants, tipping is customary. Around 10-15% of the bill is standard.
- Photography: Seek permission before photographing people, especially in rural areas or during cultural ceremonies.
- Shopping: Visit local bazaars for unique souvenirs, but always remain respectful in your interactions with vendors.
