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5 Countries with Benelux & Paris & Cologne (Promo) Tour with Pegasus Airlines, 7 nights Brussels Departure – Brussels Return || 16486||21181
Tour Detail
ISTANBUL – BRUSSELS – (Brugge Tour) – PARIS
We arrive at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport’s International Terminal 3 hours before our flight to complete baggage drop-off, check-in, and passport control, then fly to Brussels on Pegasus Airlines scheduled flight PC921 at 09:50. After arriving at Brussels Charleroi Airport at 12:20 local time, we set off for Paris by the vehicle waiting for us at the airport. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Brugge Tour (50 Euro) program. Brugge, known as the “Venice of Belgium” thanks to its houses set in water and streets made of canals, is known as a dreamlike city. The city’s medieval structure and historic architecture, which fortunately were not damaged during World War II, have survived to the present day. The colorful, single-story, cake-like houses with roofs, churches, statues, and cobblestone medieval streets that appear in the city square will draw us into a fairy tale. After our city tour in Brugge, we continue our journey to Paris. Upon arrival at our hotel in the Paris region, check-in and free time to rest.
PARIS – (Paris Phenomena Tour and Seine River Boat Tour) – (Paris Icons Tour)
After breakfast, we offer a full day at leisure. Guests who wish may join our extra Paris Phenomena and Seine River Boat Tour (85 Euro). We begin our Paris Phenomena tour with the Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris and even of France. Built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Paris III. Universal Exhibition, this steel and iron structure was nearly demolished, but due to the great interest it received from tourists during and after the 1889 World’s Fair, it was preserved and has remained standing to this day. We offer free time around the Eiffel Tower for photos and sightseeing. During this free time, guests may go up to the 2nd floor of the tower, which consists of 3 sections (levels) and each section is reached by elevator, to enjoy the unique view of Paris and take beautiful photos (optional Eiffel Tower elevator ascent fee is 23€, not included in the extra tour price). After our Eiffel tour, we organize a Seine River boat tour. (Boat tour is included in the extra tour fee) The 776 km long Seine River, one of the best-known rivers in the world, divides the city into two. During the cruise on long boats gliding slowly along the river, we will see many of Paris’s famous buildings and the 37 bridges over the river from a unique angle. After our Seine River excursion, we will pass panoramically by the Comedie Franceise Square, where many historic buildings including the Lady Diana Monument, the 17th-century royal entertainment center Palais Royal, and the French National Theater are located, via the Invalides (Veterans) Square route, and then arrive at the BENLUX Store, where we give free time for shopping and sightseeing for products such as souvenirs, cosmetics, bags, watches, and accessories. Guests who wish may visit the Louvre Museum, which was built as a defensive castle in the Middle Ages but began to be used as a museum after the French Revolution and was visited by nearly 10 million people in 2012, after our photo stop there, during the free time provided they may visit the museum (optional Louvre Museum entrance fee is 33€, not included in the extra tour price). Free time in the city center after the tour. In the evening, guests who wish may join our extra Paris Icons Tour (65 Euro) program. On our tour, first we will go to Montmartre Hill, known as the “Painters’ Hill,” where bohemian life still continues today, due to street painters, cartoonists, and many famous painters having worked there, and which forms the highest point of Paris. After visiting the Sacré-Coeur Basilica (Church of Vows) rising on top of this 130-meter hill (transport by funicular is included in the extra tour fee), we will have free time for your portrait to be drawn in the painters’ square and for sightseeing. At the end of the tour, transfer to our hotel.
PARIS – (Disneyland Tour or Paris Local Neighborhoods & Luxembourg Gardens and Perfume Museum Tour) – LUXEMBOURG
After breakfast and check-out from the hotel, we head to our hotel in the Luxembourg region. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Disneyland Tour (Single Park Ticket 130 Euro & Double Park Ticket 150 Euro – ticket prices may vary depending on availability. Advance reservation is recommended. Guests joining the Disneyland Tour are responsible for their own transportation from the RER Train Station to Disneyland Park. Guests joining the Disneyland Tour will be dropped off at the RER train station on the way there, and on the way back they will be picked up from the entrance of Disneyland Park according to their preference.) program. On our tour, you can enjoy unlimited all-day fun in the fairytale entertainment world of the world-famous Disneyland. Guests who wish may also make use of their full day of free time by joining the extra Paris Local Neighborhoods & Luxembourg Gardens and Perfume Museum Tour (50 Euro) program. On our tour, first we offer a walking tour and passage visit in St. Michel and St. Germain, which are lively and bustling at all hours of the day with their luxury shops, cafes and restaurants, and where mostly Parisians prefer to continue their daily lives, allowing us to observe the true Parisian atmosphere, followed by free time for shopping and sightseeing. Continuing our excursion, we visit Saint Sulpice Church, called the jewel of artistic architecture in Paris and which has hosted the weddings of many world-famous names, and then the Luxembourg Gardens, which inspire painters with their colorful flowers, impressive lake view, enchanting statues, and historic monuments. Continuing our tour, we visit the perfume museum, where both the development of the city and the perfume industry in the city is exhibited, as well as precious perfumes with essences and scents unique to France, displayed in original bottles with aesthetically impressive designs. At the end of the tour, we continue our journey to Luxembourg. Upon arrival at our hotel in the Luxembourg region, check-in and free time to rest.
LUXEMBOURG – (Luxembourg and Trier Tour) – (Cochem Tour) – COLOGNE
After breakfast and check-out from the hotel, we set off for Cologne. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Luxembourg and Trier Tour (80 Euro) program. Luxembourg, the first stop on our tour, is in the world leader position according to IMF and World Bank data in terms of per capita income. The capital Luxembourg, which bears the same name as the country, is protected under the UNESCO World Heritage List and is the only city that has managed to become the European Capital of Culture twice, in 1995 and 2007. After our city tour in Luxembourg, one of Europe’s smallest countries in terms of area, we arrive at Trier, the second stop on our tour. Trier, located on the banks of the Moselle River in Germany, founded by the Roman Empire and having the oldest history in Germany, features the Porta Nigra Gate, Trier Cathedral, Church of Our Lady, Ancient Roman Theater, Karl Marx House, and the Roman Bridge among the main sights during the excursion, and after free time for sightseeing we complete our tour and continue our journey to Cologne. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Cochem Tour (50 Euro) program. This small medieval town located on the banks of the Moselle River in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, stands out with its slopes surrounded by vineyards and its river view. The town is considered one of the best-known stops in the Moselle Valley with its history dating back to Roman times. In our tour as we head toward the city center, we will see the Moselle River and the vineyards lined along it. Then we will see Reichsburg Castle, the symbol of Cochem, from the outside and have the chance to photograph the castle silhouette. Built in the 11th century and located on a high hill, this structure can be seen from almost every point in the town. In our tour continuing through the old town area, we will see half-timbered houses along narrow streets, small squares, and historic churches, and we will complete our tour with a short walk around Market Square and St. Martin’s Church. At the end of the Cochem tour, we continue our journey to Cologne. Upon arrival at our hotel in the Cologne region, check-in and free time to rest.
COLOGNE – (Cologne Masterpieces and Outlet Tour) – AMSTERDAM – (Amsterdam Night Tour)
After breakfast and hotel check-out, we depart for Amsterdam. Along the way, guests who wish may join the extra Cologne Masterpieces and Outlet Tour (65 Euro) program. The first stop on our tour will be Cologne. Located around the Rhine River and maintaining its importance as a major trade center since the Middle Ages, Cologne is an important German city known for its chocolates, Roman-era artifacts, Roman walls surrounding the city, medieval churches, and many historic buildings. Cologne Cathedral, Hochenzollern Bridge, and the Kaiser Wilhelm II Monument are among the main sights during our city tour. After the free time offered following our Cologne excursion, we head to Roermond, home to the largest designer outlet center in the Benelux region and Germany. After the free time we offer at the Outlet Center, which hosts stores of many famous brands and fascinates shopping enthusiasts with its affordable prices throughout the year, we complete our tour and continue our journey to Amsterdam. Upon arrival in Amsterdam, during the free time provided, guests who wish may join our extra Amsterdam Evening Tour (45 Euro) program. On our tour, we will discover Amsterdam’s attractive squares, always lively at all hours of the day for tourists, and its streets surrounded by cafes and restaurants. At the end of the tour, transfer to our hotel in the Amsterdam region. Check-in and free time to rest.
AMSTERDAM – (Amsterdam Phenomena and Giethoorn Hobbit Village Tour)
After breakfast, we offer a full day at leisure. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra Amsterdam Phenomena and Giethoorn Hobbit Village Tour (85 Euro) program. On our tour, we first visit Giethoorn, called the “Land of Fairytales” with its peaceful atmosphere and canals. Away from motor vehicles, Giethoorn ranks first on the list of the world’s most peaceful places with its pristine nature, bridges, canals, and charming houses with unique architectural beauty. After our sightseeing in Giethoorn Hobbit Village, during the free time provided, guests who wish may pay an additional fee (optional boat tour fee 10 Euro) to take a wooden boat ride through the canals of this fairy-tale town and also see the charming houses resembling the living spaces of hobbits from a different angle. After the first part of our tour in Giethoorn, we head to Amsterdam city center to organize our Amsterdam Masterpieces Tour. Upon arrival in Amsterdam, Dam Square, the Royal Palace, and Central Station are among the main sights. After our tour, during which we will explore the city from different angles by walking through Amsterdam’s local neighborhoods and narrow streets famous for its walkways and canals, and visit its world-famous streets, we return to our hotel in the Amsterdam region after the free time provided.
AMSTERDAM – (Fairy-Tale Villages & Windmills Tour) – ZAANDAM – (Grand Holland Tour) – BRUSSELS
After breakfast and hotel check-out, we depart for Zaandam. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Fairy-Tale Villages and Windmills Tour (75 Euro) program. On our tour, we first arrive at Volendam. Volendam, a fishing town, and we complete our program with a walking tour through its streets surrounded by well-kept and beautiful houses and along the seaside road filled with restaurants and cafes, then head to Zaanse Schans, our next stop. This historic town, with its windmills, museums, nature, and culture, is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Netherlands. After our Zaanse Schans excursion, where we will see mills used today for paint and oil production as well as shops where we can find handcrafted souvenirs such as wooden clogs, we complete our tour and continue our journey to Zaandam. Located in the north of the country by the Zaan River, Zaandam is among the favorites of Instagram influencers thanks to its open-air museum character, combining modern shopping opportunities with historic traditional green Zaan houses. After the sightseeing and free time we offer in Zaandam, which holds the title of being the place where Europe’s first McDonald’s restaurant opened, we head to Brussels. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Grand Holland Tour (85 Euro) program. The first stop on our tour will be The Hague. In The Hague, the administrative capital of the country, the Parliament Building, the Royal Palace, and the European Court of Human Rights are among the sights, and after our visit to The Hague, where we may encounter Dutch parliamentarians in the streets and cafes during daily life, we head to Rotterdam, the final stop of our tour. Dating back to the 1270s, almost completely rebuilt after World War II, and now home to Europe’s largest port, Rotterdam is the largest city in the Netherlands in terms of population and the most important commercial center economically. During our city tour, modern architectural structures such as the Erasmus Bridge and the Cube Houses will be among our main stops and attract attention. After the Rotterdam city tour, we complete our tour with the free time offered and continue our journey to Brussels. Upon arrival in Brussels, we organize our panoramic city tour. Brussels, which is considered the capital of the European Union and Europe because it hosts many institutions related to both Belgium and the European Union and NATO, is a city that has managed to preserve many historic works throughout history. After our city tour in Brussels, where we will see Grand Palace, one of Europe’s most famous and lively squares, and venues famous for their Gothic-style historical and architectural fabric, transfer to our hotel in the Brussels region. Check-in and free time to rest.
BRUSSELS – ISTANBUL
After breakfast and hotel check-out, we head to Brussels Charleroi Airport for our return flight to Istanbul. After arriving at the airport and completing baggage drop-off, check-in, and passport control, we fly to Istanbul at 17:30 on Pegasus Airlines scheduled flight PC924. Arrival at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport at 21:45 local time and end of our tour.
We arrive at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport’s International Terminal 3 hours before our flight to complete baggage drop-off, check-in, and passport control, then fly to Brussels on Pegasus Airlines scheduled flight PC921 at 09:50. After arriving at Brussels Charleroi Airport at 12:20 local time, we set off for Paris by the vehicle waiting for us at the airport. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Brugge Tour (50 Euro) program. Brugge, known as the “Venice of Belgium” thanks to its houses set in water and streets made of canals, is known as a dreamlike city. The city’s medieval structure and historic architecture, which fortunately were not damaged during World War II, have survived to the present day. The colorful, single-story, cake-like houses with roofs, churches, statues, and cobblestone medieval streets that appear in the city square will draw us into a fairy tale. After our city tour in Brugge, we continue our journey to Paris. Upon arrival at our hotel in the Paris region, check-in and free time to rest.
PARIS – (Paris Phenomena Tour and Seine River Boat Tour) – (Paris Icons Tour)
After breakfast, we offer a full day at leisure. Guests who wish may join our extra Paris Phenomena and Seine River Boat Tour (85 Euro). We begin our Paris Phenomena tour with the Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris and even of France. Built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Paris III. Universal Exhibition, this steel and iron structure was nearly demolished, but due to the great interest it received from tourists during and after the 1889 World’s Fair, it was preserved and has remained standing to this day. We offer free time around the Eiffel Tower for photos and sightseeing. During this free time, guests may go up to the 2nd floor of the tower, which consists of 3 sections (levels) and each section is reached by elevator, to enjoy the unique view of Paris and take beautiful photos (optional Eiffel Tower elevator ascent fee is 23€, not included in the extra tour price). After our Eiffel tour, we organize a Seine River boat tour. (Boat tour is included in the extra tour fee) The 776 km long Seine River, one of the best-known rivers in the world, divides the city into two. During the cruise on long boats gliding slowly along the river, we will see many of Paris’s famous buildings and the 37 bridges over the river from a unique angle. After our Seine River excursion, we will pass panoramically by the Comedie Franceise Square, where many historic buildings including the Lady Diana Monument, the 17th-century royal entertainment center Palais Royal, and the French National Theater are located, via the Invalides (Veterans) Square route, and then arrive at the BENLUX Store, where we give free time for shopping and sightseeing for products such as souvenirs, cosmetics, bags, watches, and accessories. Guests who wish may visit the Louvre Museum, which was built as a defensive castle in the Middle Ages but began to be used as a museum after the French Revolution and was visited by nearly 10 million people in 2012, after our photo stop there, during the free time provided they may visit the museum (optional Louvre Museum entrance fee is 33€, not included in the extra tour price). Free time in the city center after the tour. In the evening, guests who wish may join our extra Paris Icons Tour (65 Euro) program. On our tour, first we will go to Montmartre Hill, known as the “Painters’ Hill,” where bohemian life still continues today, due to street painters, cartoonists, and many famous painters having worked there, and which forms the highest point of Paris. After visiting the Sacré-Coeur Basilica (Church of Vows) rising on top of this 130-meter hill (transport by funicular is included in the extra tour fee), we will have free time for your portrait to be drawn in the painters’ square and for sightseeing. At the end of the tour, transfer to our hotel.
PARIS – (Disneyland Tour or Paris Local Neighborhoods & Luxembourg Gardens and Perfume Museum Tour) – LUXEMBOURG
After breakfast and check-out from the hotel, we head to our hotel in the Luxembourg region. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Disneyland Tour (Single Park Ticket 130 Euro & Double Park Ticket 150 Euro – ticket prices may vary depending on availability. Advance reservation is recommended. Guests joining the Disneyland Tour are responsible for their own transportation from the RER Train Station to Disneyland Park. Guests joining the Disneyland Tour will be dropped off at the RER train station on the way there, and on the way back they will be picked up from the entrance of Disneyland Park according to their preference.) program. On our tour, you can enjoy unlimited all-day fun in the fairytale entertainment world of the world-famous Disneyland. Guests who wish may also make use of their full day of free time by joining the extra Paris Local Neighborhoods & Luxembourg Gardens and Perfume Museum Tour (50 Euro) program. On our tour, first we offer a walking tour and passage visit in St. Michel and St. Germain, which are lively and bustling at all hours of the day with their luxury shops, cafes and restaurants, and where mostly Parisians prefer to continue their daily lives, allowing us to observe the true Parisian atmosphere, followed by free time for shopping and sightseeing. Continuing our excursion, we visit Saint Sulpice Church, called the jewel of artistic architecture in Paris and which has hosted the weddings of many world-famous names, and then the Luxembourg Gardens, which inspire painters with their colorful flowers, impressive lake view, enchanting statues, and historic monuments. Continuing our tour, we visit the perfume museum, where both the development of the city and the perfume industry in the city is exhibited, as well as precious perfumes with essences and scents unique to France, displayed in original bottles with aesthetically impressive designs. At the end of the tour, we continue our journey to Luxembourg. Upon arrival at our hotel in the Luxembourg region, check-in and free time to rest.
LUXEMBOURG – (Luxembourg and Trier Tour) – (Cochem Tour) – COLOGNE
After breakfast and check-out from the hotel, we set off for Cologne. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Luxembourg and Trier Tour (80 Euro) program. Luxembourg, the first stop on our tour, is in the world leader position according to IMF and World Bank data in terms of per capita income. The capital Luxembourg, which bears the same name as the country, is protected under the UNESCO World Heritage List and is the only city that has managed to become the European Capital of Culture twice, in 1995 and 2007. After our city tour in Luxembourg, one of Europe’s smallest countries in terms of area, we arrive at Trier, the second stop on our tour. Trier, located on the banks of the Moselle River in Germany, founded by the Roman Empire and having the oldest history in Germany, features the Porta Nigra Gate, Trier Cathedral, Church of Our Lady, Ancient Roman Theater, Karl Marx House, and the Roman Bridge among the main sights during the excursion, and after free time for sightseeing we complete our tour and continue our journey to Cologne. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Cochem Tour (50 Euro) program. This small medieval town located on the banks of the Moselle River in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, stands out with its slopes surrounded by vineyards and its river view. The town is considered one of the best-known stops in the Moselle Valley with its history dating back to Roman times. In our tour as we head toward the city center, we will see the Moselle River and the vineyards lined along it. Then we will see Reichsburg Castle, the symbol of Cochem, from the outside and have the chance to photograph the castle silhouette. Built in the 11th century and located on a high hill, this structure can be seen from almost every point in the town. In our tour continuing through the old town area, we will see half-timbered houses along narrow streets, small squares, and historic churches, and we will complete our tour with a short walk around Market Square and St. Martin’s Church. At the end of the Cochem tour, we continue our journey to Cologne. Upon arrival at our hotel in the Cologne region, check-in and free time to rest.
COLOGNE – (Cologne Masterpieces and Outlet Tour) – AMSTERDAM – (Amsterdam Night Tour)
After breakfast and hotel check-out, we depart for Amsterdam. Along the way, guests who wish may join the extra Cologne Masterpieces and Outlet Tour (65 Euro) program. The first stop on our tour will be Cologne. Located around the Rhine River and maintaining its importance as a major trade center since the Middle Ages, Cologne is an important German city known for its chocolates, Roman-era artifacts, Roman walls surrounding the city, medieval churches, and many historic buildings. Cologne Cathedral, Hochenzollern Bridge, and the Kaiser Wilhelm II Monument are among the main sights during our city tour. After the free time offered following our Cologne excursion, we head to Roermond, home to the largest designer outlet center in the Benelux region and Germany. After the free time we offer at the Outlet Center, which hosts stores of many famous brands and fascinates shopping enthusiasts with its affordable prices throughout the year, we complete our tour and continue our journey to Amsterdam. Upon arrival in Amsterdam, during the free time provided, guests who wish may join our extra Amsterdam Evening Tour (45 Euro) program. On our tour, we will discover Amsterdam’s attractive squares, always lively at all hours of the day for tourists, and its streets surrounded by cafes and restaurants. At the end of the tour, transfer to our hotel in the Amsterdam region. Check-in and free time to rest.
AMSTERDAM – (Amsterdam Phenomena and Giethoorn Hobbit Village Tour)
After breakfast, we offer a full day at leisure. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra Amsterdam Phenomena and Giethoorn Hobbit Village Tour (85 Euro) program. On our tour, we first visit Giethoorn, called the “Land of Fairytales” with its peaceful atmosphere and canals. Away from motor vehicles, Giethoorn ranks first on the list of the world’s most peaceful places with its pristine nature, bridges, canals, and charming houses with unique architectural beauty. After our sightseeing in Giethoorn Hobbit Village, during the free time provided, guests who wish may pay an additional fee (optional boat tour fee 10 Euro) to take a wooden boat ride through the canals of this fairy-tale town and also see the charming houses resembling the living spaces of hobbits from a different angle. After the first part of our tour in Giethoorn, we head to Amsterdam city center to organize our Amsterdam Masterpieces Tour. Upon arrival in Amsterdam, Dam Square, the Royal Palace, and Central Station are among the main sights. After our tour, during which we will explore the city from different angles by walking through Amsterdam’s local neighborhoods and narrow streets famous for its walkways and canals, and visit its world-famous streets, we return to our hotel in the Amsterdam region after the free time provided.
AMSTERDAM – (Fairy-Tale Villages & Windmills Tour) – ZAANDAM – (Grand Holland Tour) – BRUSSELS
After breakfast and hotel check-out, we depart for Zaandam. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Fairy-Tale Villages and Windmills Tour (75 Euro) program. On our tour, we first arrive at Volendam. Volendam, a fishing town, and we complete our program with a walking tour through its streets surrounded by well-kept and beautiful houses and along the seaside road filled with restaurants and cafes, then head to Zaanse Schans, our next stop. This historic town, with its windmills, museums, nature, and culture, is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Netherlands. After our Zaanse Schans excursion, where we will see mills used today for paint and oil production as well as shops where we can find handcrafted souvenirs such as wooden clogs, we complete our tour and continue our journey to Zaandam. Located in the north of the country by the Zaan River, Zaandam is among the favorites of Instagram influencers thanks to its open-air museum character, combining modern shopping opportunities with historic traditional green Zaan houses. After the sightseeing and free time we offer in Zaandam, which holds the title of being the place where Europe’s first McDonald’s restaurant opened, we head to Brussels. Along the way, guests who wish may join our extra Grand Holland Tour (85 Euro) program. The first stop on our tour will be The Hague. In The Hague, the administrative capital of the country, the Parliament Building, the Royal Palace, and the European Court of Human Rights are among the sights, and after our visit to The Hague, where we may encounter Dutch parliamentarians in the streets and cafes during daily life, we head to Rotterdam, the final stop of our tour. Dating back to the 1270s, almost completely rebuilt after World War II, and now home to Europe’s largest port, Rotterdam is the largest city in the Netherlands in terms of population and the most important commercial center economically. During our city tour, modern architectural structures such as the Erasmus Bridge and the Cube Houses will be among our main stops and attract attention. After the Rotterdam city tour, we complete our tour with the free time offered and continue our journey to Brussels. Upon arrival in Brussels, we organize our panoramic city tour. Brussels, which is considered the capital of the European Union and Europe because it hosts many institutions related to both Belgium and the European Union and NATO, is a city that has managed to preserve many historic works throughout history. After our city tour in Brussels, where we will see Grand Palace, one of Europe’s most famous and lively squares, and venues famous for their Gothic-style historical and architectural fabric, transfer to our hotel in the Brussels region. Check-in and free time to rest.
BRUSSELS – ISTANBUL
After breakfast and hotel check-out, we head to Brussels Charleroi Airport for our return flight to Istanbul. After arriving at the airport and completing baggage drop-off, check-in, and passport control, we fly to Istanbul at 17:30 on Pegasus Airlines scheduled flight PC924. Arrival at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport at 21:45 local time and end of our tour.
What's Included
- Round-trip airfare on Pegasus Airlines scheduled flights on the Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW) – Brussels Charleroi Airport (CRL) – Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW) route,
- Airport taxes and service fees,
- 7 nights total bed and breakfast accommodation in hotels in the specified hotel category,
- Airport – hotel – airport transfers and intercity transfer,
- Panoramic city tour and/or excursion in Zaandam and Brussels,
- Turkish-speaking guiding services.
- TURSAB Professional Liability Insurance
Not Included
- Visa fee and service charge
- Exit tax for departing the country
- All kinds of hotel extras and personal expenses,
- Lunch and dinner,
- Extra tours and excursions specified/not specified in the program,
- (Mandatory) Hotel city accommodation and city entrance taxes (60 Euro)
- (Optional) driver tips (5 Euro)