6-Day Mardin & Mesopotamia Private Tour from Istanbul by Flight

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A Tale of Mardin: In the Footsteps of Stone and Time

Get ready to wander through ancient stone streets, discover hidden monasteries, experience the spirit of Mesopotamia, and explore one of the most fascinating cultural regions in Turkey.

DAY 1 – MARDIN OLD CITY TOUR

Highlights of the day:

Kasimiye Madrasa, Zinciriye Madrasa, Sabanci Museum, Hatuniye Madrasa, Historic Abbaras Streets, Old Post Office Building, Latifiye Mosque, Protestant Church, Surur Han, Former Girls’ Vocational High School, Living Museum & Lead Casting Ceremony, Arcaded Bazaar, Copper Bazaar, Grand Mosque, City Museum, Historic Streets of Mardin, Church of the Forty Martyrs, Traditional Etching Workshop, Sehidiye Mosque.

Explore the magical atmosphere of Mardin through its stone architecture, multicultural heritage, ancient craftsmanship, and timeless streets.

DAY 2 – MIDYAT & MESOPOTAMIA TOUR

Pick up from the hotel at 08:30 am

Highlights of the day:

Deyrulzafaran Monastery, Ancient City of Dara, Mor Yakup Church, Tomb of Zeynel Abidin, Beyazsu Valley, Kafro Village (Optional), Mor Gabriel Monastery, Kivax Village, Historic Streets of Midyat, Midyat Guest House, Cave Houses, Geluşke Hani and free time in Midyat Bazaar.

Return to Mardin in the evening and drop off to your hotel

What's included

* Roundtrip domestic flights (15 kg check-in + 8 kg cabin baggage)

* Airport transfers in Istanbul and Mardin

* All regional private transportation in Mardin incl gasoline, parking fees

* 5 nights hotel accommodation with breakfast

* 2 Days English-speaking private guide service



Not included

* Lunches & dinners

* Drinks 

* Personal expenses

* Optional activities

* Museum & archaeological site entrance fees

Need to Know

Mardin is built on a hillside, the tour involves moderate walking on cobbled streets.The experience focuses on exploring the historic Old City, where visitors walk through narrow stone streets and visit important landmarks.

Mardin is known for its unique blend of Assyrian, Arab, Kurdish, and Turkish cultures, reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and daily life. Guests will have opportunities to enjoy authentic regional dishes and local sweets, explore traditional artisan workshops, and take in breathtaking views of the Mesopotamian plains. The best seasons to visit are spring and autumn, when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing and photography. With flights, transportation, and professional guiding arranged, the tour offers a smooth and enriching way to discover one of Turkey’s most fascinating and lesser-known cultural destinations. 

Booking is advisable, particularly during peak tourist times, as this tour attracts many international guests.

What to Bring?
  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Light jacket and layered clothing
  • Sunscreen and sunglasses
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Personal medications and basic first aid items
  • Camera or smartphone with extra battery
  • Valid ID or passport and travel documents
  • It is advisable to wear comfortable clothing during the tour.
  • When visiting holy places, dress modestly — ensure that shoulders and knees are covered and women should carry a headscarf.