Plan B Tour 2026
Scheduled tours (Group Tours)
6 days/5 nights | From: USD 980 / person
1st Day
Arrival Damascus :
After crossing the Lebanese border, we will get you to the hotel in Damascus to have a break and meet the guide. Then set out to discover the oldest continuously inhabited capital city on Earth, the old walled district of which is circumvented by seven gates. During our tour we will visit Al-Azem Palace – the epitome of a traditional Damascene house, now transformed into a folklore museum. Also, the pearl of Damascus the Grand Umayyad Mosque (A place for worshiping since the first millennium B.C)., Straight Street, House of Saint Ananias, the old and beautiful churches of the city, Buzuriyah Souq and Souk Al Hamidiyah. And thenight at the hotel
2nd Day
Busra - Damascus:
After breakfast, we’ll visit the city of Busra, the city that was once the capital of the Roman province of Arabia and was an important stopover on the ancient caravan route to Mecca. A magnificent 2ndcentury Roman theatre, early Christian ruins and several mosques are found within its great walls too. Heading back to Damascus for an overnight.
3rd Day
Palmyra - Al-Mishtaya
Morning departure to Palmyra the pearl of the desert with its temple Bell the Biggest temple in the world and the street of colonnade and the tombs valley, a short road to visit another important landmark Al Hayyir sharqi Palace Then we ll head to Al Mishtaya for an overnigh
4th Day
Idlib - Aleppo
Breakfast, morning we will head to Idlib is a city rich in cultural and archaeological heritage, featuring sites like Serjilla, and Bara, Serjella This village gives a true picture of this city in the Roman and Byzantine periods. after that heading to Al Bara is an ancient Syrian village as well The Romans called it Capro Pera, and it contains many ruins dating back to different eras. Finally to Aleppo known for its ancient churches and cultural heritage for an overnight the hotel
5th Day
Aleppo - Damascus
After having breakfast, it s time to visit Aleppo, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, where we will visit its mighty castle, in addition to its mansions, khans and its historical souks the mighty Citadel of Aleppo, the ancient Souks around it, the old churches in the city and the national museum of the city then we ll visit the monastery of Simeon is a church near the city of Aleppo which was named after the Syrian saint Simeon the Stylite and it s one of the most important Christian archeological sites in Syria back to Damascus to experience the nightlife and diversity of the city, and an overnight in the hotel
6th Day
Departure:
After breakfast, you will have free time in the city for shopping then departure
Hotels
| Night | Hotel Name | City | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Nights | Talisman | Old Damascus | 5* |
| 1 Night | Villa Rosa | Al-Mishtaya | 3* |
| 2 Nights | Lamera | Latakia | 5* |
Included
Transfer from and to Beirut in a private vehicle
All transportation in the tour
Accommodation in the mentioned hotels including breakfast.
Entrance fees
Guided tour during your stay
Security clearance: (A document that allows you to get the visa on arrival)
Not Included
Special or extra requests.
Tips for the guide and driver.
Visa fee at the borders.
Lunch/dinner.
Important Notes
To join our tour, please send a copy of your passport and provide your job title for the application of the security clearance.
- The security clearance is a document we apply for, which allows you after issuing to obtain the visa directly from the border after paying the visa fee there.
- The process to get a security clearance needs between (7-15) days approximately.
- To insure you have the best experience here, please listen to your guide’s instructions all the time.
- Feel free to take pictures, except for military checkpoints and soldiers. Your guide can help you with that if you’re not sure if it’s ok or not.
- Paying for the tour is in cash after arrival to Syria.
- Because of the sanctions in Syria, there are no ATM’s or credit cards, so make sure to bring enough cash for your stay.
- Lebanon also has a financial crisis so you can’t withdraw big amounts of money from their ATMs (100$ per week only) and you’ll lose lots of its value if exchanged. So, it’s better to have cash on you before you fly to Lebanon.
- You can exchange USD or Euros to Syrian Pounds after arriving to Syria.
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