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Explore the Best Turkey Hatay Tours Packages from a selection of 23 tours
Daily Hatay Cooking Lesson & Shopping Tour
Hatay cuisine is like a cuisine symphony with unique musical notes and rhythm that is different from any other cuisines in many aspects. If you are inclined to listen, you may catch the special cultural tasty melodies at each and every table from breakfast to dinner and from night-kanafeh to the flavors that reflect the rituals of different religions’ specific days. Mediterranean cuisine culture’s vegetable and olive oil effect are highly strong on Hatay cuisine. In fact, even “olive crumbs”, obtained during olive oil production, are added into a leavened dough and turned into delicious “Olive Crumb Bread” ready to be served at the table. When you taste this bread, you may find yourself visiting an olive museum that is thousands of years old in Tokaşlı village and hearing the olive tree that Homer talks about: “I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody. I was here before you came. I will still be here after you leave.”
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
4 Days Hatay Mesopotamia Tour
Mesopotamia is a region of southwest Asia in the Tigris and Euphrates river system that benefitted from the area’s climate and geography to host the beginnings of human civilization. Its history is marked by many important inventions that changed the world, including the concept of time, math, the wheel, sailboats, maps and writing. Mesopotamia is also defined by a changing succession of ruling bodies from different areas and cities that seized control over a period of thousands of years.
Tour Type | Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay, Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
6 Days Hatay City & Cooking Tour
Hatay, also called Antakya, is the southernmost city of Turkey and neighbors to the Mediterranean Sea, Syria, Gaziantep,and Adana. Hatay is a culturally diverse city and attracts more than half a million local and international tourists annually. Its history dates back to ancient civilizations with remarkable monuments all around. Hatay’s spectacular cuisine shines with its uniqueness, attracting all food lovers.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
Daily Hatay Payas Tour
Payas is a harbor town on the road connecting Anatolia to the Middle East. Because of its strategic importance, it has been home to numerous civilizations, and in AH 921 / AD 1516, in the wake of the Battle of Mercidabık, it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The importance of Payas increased even more given the development of trade between the Ottoman Empire and the countries of the Middle East, as well as its location on the pilgrimage route. In order to fortify this strategic point and address the needs of travelers, Sultan Selim II ordered the construction of a complex here.
Tour Type | Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay, Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
Daily Hatay Samandag Tour
The region only became part of modern Turkey in 1939, having been apportioned to the French Protectorate of Syria following the dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire. Following the brief-lived independent Hatay Republic of 1938, it was handed over to Turkey after a plebiscite. This move, calculated to buy Turkish support, or at least neutrality, in the imminent world war, was successful. It was Ataturk, in a move to “Turkify” the region, who dreamt up the name “Hatay”, supposedly based on that of a medieval Turkic tribe.
Tour Type | Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
Daily Hatay Olive Oil Tasting Tour
Olives are an essential element of Turkish Cuisine. Whether as the star of the breakfast table or the base of olive oil, olives are always appreciated. Türkiye has grown to become one of the top 5 producers of olives and olive oils in the world. This can be attributed in part to the Mediterranean climate and because central Anatolia is rumored to be the birthplace of the humble olive tree. With deep historical, cultural, and manufacturing roots, it makes sense that Turkish cuisine is often built around the humble olive.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
3 Days Hatay Antique Tour
Hatay, also called Antakya, is the southernmost city of Turkey and neighbors to the Mediterranean Sea, Syria, Gaziantep, and Adana. Hatay is a culturally diverse city and attracts more than half a million local and international tourists annually. Its history dates back to ancient civilizations with remarkable monuments all around. Hatay’s spectacular cuisine shines with its uniqueness, attracting all food lovers.
Tour Type | Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay, Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
5 Days Hatay City & Cooking Tour
Hatay, also called Antakya, is the southernmost city of Turkey and neighbors to the Mediterranean Sea, Syria, Gaziantep, and Adana. Hatay is a culturally diverse city and attracts more than half a million local and international tourists annually. Its history dates back to ancient civilizations with remarkable monuments all around. Hatay’s spectacular cuisine shines with its uniqueness, attracting all food lovers.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
Daily Hatay Antioch Biblical Tour
Hatay (Antioch), where the term "Christians" was first used to refer to those who follow Jesus Christ, is a historically significant city for Christianity. The city, known for its massive walls, played a crucial role in the Crusades during the Middle Ages. Visitors to the city can explore Saint Peter's Church, ancient mosques, as well as Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant churches, and Jewish synagogues. Let's explore this rich Christian legacy together!
Tour Type | Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay, Hatay, Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
4 Days Hatay Culture Tour
Hatay, also called Antakya, is the southernmost city of Turkey and neighbors to the Mediterranean Sea, Syria, Gaziantep and Adana. Hatay is a culturally diverse city and attracts more than half a million local and international tourists annually. Its history dates back to ancient civilizations with remarkable monuments all around. Hatay’s spectacular cuisine shines with its uniqueness, attracting all food lovers.
Tour Type | Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Hatay, Hatay |
Starts in | Hatay |
Ends in | Hatay |
Operated in | English |
The first mosque in Anatolia and the Republic of Turkiye Habib-i Neccar and the first cave church in the world St. Pierre are hand in hand and call for Jewish Synagogue like they are the symbol of peace. Titus Vespasianus Tunnel is reaching out 1380 m, protecting the city against flooding, and is a dazzling proof of human kinds strength of will. See the world's largest mosaic collection, which is exhibited in an area of 3000 square meters, and visit Vakifli Village to get lost in a tiny, traditional district and to shop for locally produced organic wine, jam, and olive oil. Like the richness of the visiting sights, the city’s cuisine has various dishes, do not miss the world-famous dessert kunefe (shredded wheat with local unsalted cheese).