We personally cap all of our groups at 14 people; however, typically, we have around 6 – 12 people, with some flexibility. In instances of particularly busy tours, we employ a strategy of breaking the groups into two. This ensures that you get the best Syrian tour experience possible.

The costs vary depending on your nationality, with fees ranging from 25 to 160 USD. Therefore, it is strongly advised to check the latest fee updates for accurate and current information.

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Our selection of hotels in Syria considers many factors: the most essential safety, cleanness, and professional staff

Damascus  » Beit Al Wali Hotel
Aleppo Accommodation » Aleppo Palace Hotel
Homs Accommodation » Khalid Ibn Alwalid Hotel

Yes, indeed, you are allowed to drink during your visit to Syria. In Damascus, for example, there is a fabulous bar scene, featuring pop-up bars and even drink kiosks. Furthermore, in Christian areas, locals not only craft their own beverages but also savor a good drink.

Despite facing occasional power outages, ranging from 5 hours without electricity to 1 hour with electricity, it's important to note that all the hotels you'll be staying in are equipped with generators. This ensures a continuous and uninterrupted power supply throughout your stay.

the usual amount for a tip is 2 to 8 percent of what you paid in total for the tour, that's total and not per guide and driver.