Mesopotamia Tour
by Unique Motorcycle Tours™
From Gaziantep to Mardin / Turkey
Witness the magnificent ancient Mesopotamian culture.
Every mile rising in Mesopotamia, will make it possible to travel in time. The homeland of Abraham and all prophets of the monotheistic religions. The playground of Sinbad and Aladdin tales.The birthplace of Tigris and Euphrates the artery of the fertile crescent of Mesopotamia. You will ride in the cradle of Mankind, and stay in 1001 nights hotels, without leaving your comfort zone, on a BMW Motorcycle.
Upcoming Tour Dates
2020 | 20 April - 26 April
2020 | October 03 - October 11
Location
Eastern & Western
Turkey
Total Distance
1160 KMs
232 KMs per day.
Accomodations
Deluxe
Boutique Hotels
Duration
8 Nights | 9 Days
Level
On-road
Mid Level
Participants
Min. 8 | Max. 12
Day 01
Flight to Gaziantep.
Day 02
316 km - From Gaziantep to Adiyaman.
Day 03
283 km - From Adiyaman to Şanlıurfa.
Day 04
Free Day at Şanlıurfa.
Day 05
240 km - From Şanlıurfa to Mardin.
Day 06
200 km - From Mardin to Midyat.
Day 07
120 km - From Midyat to Mardin.
Day 08
Flight to Istanbul.
Day 09
Istanbul City Tour / Departure.
Pricing
Informative photos from 'Mesopotamia Tour' program.
Rider
(in Double Room / per Person)
BMW F 700 GS
BMW F 800 GS
BMW R 1200 GS
€ 3.370
€ 3.470
€ 3.570
Pillion
€ 1.530
Single Room Upgrade
€ 430
Included in the Price
Guidance w/ a BMW Motorrad International Tour Guide
8 Nights of Accomodation + City Taxes
Breakfast Services at Accomodated Hotels
BMW Motorcycle Rental (top case)
Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance (w/ deductible of EUR 1.500 / 2.000)
Motorcycle Transportation from Istanbul - Gaziantep - Istanbul
Support Car
Local Guide (riding days)
Lunches (riding days)
Halfeti Boat Tour
Airport Transfers
Museum & Archeological Site Entrances
All Parking Fees
Tour Roadbook & Information Package
Treats & Snacks Along the Tour
Tour Photos & UMT Gift Set
Not Included in the Price
Airline Flights
Hotel Extras
Dinner Services
Motorcycle Fuels
Istanbul City Tour (Optional)
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