Experience the magic of Christmas in Syria as you uncover the depths of its history and humanity. From the enchanting old cities of Damascus and Aleppo to ancient Medieval castles and Roman marvels, Syria offers a treasure trove of historical wonders.
But our tour goes beyond history; it's a poignant exploration of the human spirit. Engage with the warm-hearted people of Syria, sharing in their daily lives and witnessing their resilience as they embrace the holiday season.
Join us for an intimate and profound Christmas journey through Syria's rich heritage and vibrant culture.
Tuesday 24th - Beirut - Damascus
Wednesday 25th – Damascus
Thursday 26th – Maaloula - Mar Musa - Aleppo
Friday 27th – Aleppo
Saturday 28st – Hama - Krak de Chevaliers - Homs
Sunday 29th – Aleppo 22nd – Palmyra - Damascus
Monday 30rd – Bosra - Daamscus
Tuesday 31th - Damascus - Beirut
Transfer from and into Beirut
7 nights of accommodation (Twin shared)
Accompanying Tourist Guide
Security clearance + VAT & all local tax
Meals (Lunch and Dinner)
Entrance fees to all sites
One 1.5 Lt. bottle of mineral water per person
Syria land border departure tax
International flights to Beirut
Visa fees (paid at the border on arrival)
Lunch and Dinner
Personal expenses
Single supplement. Having your own private room costs 385$
In December, Syria experiences cool temperatures and increased rainfall, with the possibility of snow in some areas. Days are shorter, and nights can be chilly. Pack warm clothing and waterproof gear for outdoor activities.
The trip starts and ends in Beirut, the pickup time on 08am and transfer to and from Damascus is included in the price.
Currently, the regions under government control, which we include in our visits, are entirely secure.We would never lead travelers to any precarious areas.Rest assured, our team diligently tracks the situation, staying updated with the latest security information.
Our customer support is available 24/7. Contact us through the provided helpline or email, and we'll assist you promptly with any queries or concerns.
Due to the current financial instability in Lebanon, it is advisable to bring cash for your stay in both Lebanon and Syria. Taking money out from Lebanese ATMs may result in losing money due to the unfavorable government exchange rate. Additionally, Lebanese ATMs have weekly withdrawal limits, so relying solely on withdrawing money in Beirut or other cities may not be feasible.
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