Every Stone Tells a Story
Every Stone Tells a Story: 23–31 March 2027, 9 days / 8 nights; from USD 1,890 per person in a shared twin room.
23–31 March 2027 · 9 days / 8 nights · USD 1,890 per person.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Syria tour in 2027?
Every Stone Tells a Story runs from 23–31 March 2027 for 9 days and 8 nights.
What places does the March 2027 Syria tour visit?
The fixed-date heritage route connects Damascus, Palmyra, Homs, Krak des Chevaliers, Mashtaya, Hama, Apamea, Serjilla & Al-Bara, Aleppo, St. Simeon Stylites, Maarat al-Numan, Mar Musa in Qalamoun, Maaloula and Bosra.
How much does the Syria tour cost?
The published price is USD 1,890 per person, based on two guests sharing a twin room with two separate beds. The single-room supplement is USD 480 per person for the full tour, bringing the single-room total to USD 2,370 per person.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour starts with a meet-and-greet at Damascus International Airport on 23 March 2027 and ends with a transfer to Damascus International Airport on 31 March 2027. Travellers arriving overland can add a one-way transfer to Damascus from Lebanon (USD 100 per person) or from Jordan (USD 150 per person).
Where will we stay?
The 8 nights are 4 nights in Damascus, 1 night in a traditional Bedouin guest house in Palmyra, 1 night in Mashtaya and 2 nights in Aleppo. The seven hotel nights use 4- and 5-star properties according to the destination, and daily breakfast is included.
Which meals are included?
Daily breakfast is included. Light snack lunches and traditional local dinners are included as specified in the day-by-day itinerary, including the Bedouin dinner cooked in an underground pit in Palmyra.
What is included in the tour price?
Accommodation with daily breakfast, a professional licensed English-speaking guide, private transport in an air-conditioned minibus with driver (fuel and parking included), pre-arrival security clearance and visa-on-arrival arrangements, meet-and-assist airport transfers at Damascus International Airport, entrance fees for the sites in the main itinerary, the meals specified in the itinerary, a traditional Bedouin evening with music, a visit to Aleppo's Jebeili Soap Factory, and one bottle of drinking water per person per day.
What is not included?
International flights, personal travel and medical insurance, the visa stamp fee paid at the immigration counter at Damascus International Airport, transfers from Lebanon (USD 100) or Jordan (USD 150) to Damascus, the optional winery visit (USD 50 per person), personal expenses such as extra drinks, souvenirs and laundry, and tips for the guide and driver.
How is the visa arranged?
Halabia Travel processes the official security clearance before arrival and arranges your visa on arrival at Damascus International Airport. The visa stamp fee is paid directly at the immigration counter and is not included in the tour price.
How many travellers are in the group?
Every Stone Tells a Story is a limited group of 8–12 travellers.
What are the deposit and payment terms?
To confirm your booking, pay a 30% deposit of the total booking amount via MoneyGram and provide a clear passport copy and a confirmed flight ticket or booking copy for each traveller. The remaining balance is paid in cash in US dollars immediately upon arrival.
What is the cancellation policy?
If you cancel 15 or more days before arrival, 50% of the deposit is refunded. Within the final 14 days, or in case of a no-show, the full deposit is retained. These deductions apply to the deposit, not the full tour price, subject to applicable law.
How do I book the 2027 Syria trip?
Contact Halabia Travel on WhatsApp or by email with the trip name, number of travellers, room choice and arrival point.