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6 Gün 5 Gece Gürcistan Turu 12 Haziran Varış Ve Başlangıç – 17 Haziran 2018 Akşam Bitiş DETAYLI PROGRAM REZERVASYON İÇİN 0532 766 34 38 – [email protected] 6 gün 5 gece Gürcistan Turu 12 Haziran varış ve başlangıç – 17 Haziran 2018 akşam bitiş 1.GÜN: BATUM veya TÜRKGÖZÜ SINIR KAPISINDA BULUŞMA-AKHALTSİKHE (5 GECE KONAKLANIYOR) Saat 09.00’dan itibaren gelen konuklarımızın Sarp sınır kapısı veya Batum Havalimanından karşılanması. Konukların GİDA Diving Center buluşma noktasına ulaştırılması ve Akhaltsikhe /Meskheti ye hareket. Konuklarımız varış nokta ve saatlerini önceden bildirmekle sorumludur. İki otel alternatifimiz mevcuttur, her ikisi de 3* dır – Fotoğrafları ekte gönderdik 1- Meskheti Palace 2- Grand Palace 5 gün süre ile Meksheti/Akhaltsikhe merkezde konaklanacaktır. Buradan günlük turlar yapılacaktır. 2.GÜN: MEKSHETİ -AKHALTSİKHE Kahvaltı sonrası araçlarımız ve rehberlerimizle;. Zarzma, Chulevi, Abastumani gezileri ( detaylar ve fotoğraflar ayrıca verilmiştir) Abastumani Gürcistan’ın güneyinde bulunan bir kasabadır. Ahaltsihe’ye 25 kilometre uzaklıktadır. Önemli bir kaplıca merkezidir. Kaplıca tesislerinin temelleri 1870’lerde atılmıştır. Nüfusu yaklaşık 1.500 kişidir. Kaplıcaya giriş ( ücret tura DAHİLdir) Öğle yemeği ( sabah farklı isteklerle sipariş verenler için (Vegan)yemek servisi) ( ücret tura DAHİLdir) Akşam yemeği için Meksheti’ye dönüş. Gece için turumuza özel eğlence, dans müzik, 3.GÜN: BORJOMİ( ALTERNATİFLİ) Otelimizde Kahvaltı sonrası hareket. Borjomi, Green Monastery, Atskuri Fortress ziyaret edilecektir. Öğle yemeği - ( sabah farklı isteklerle sipariş verenler için(Vegan)yemek servisi) ( ücret tura DAHİLdir) Akşam yemeği için Meksheti’ye dönüş. 4.GÜN: VARDZİYA ( ALTERNATİFLİ) Otelimizde Kahvaltı sonrası hareketVardzia, Aspindza Fortress Vardzia banyo girişi ( ücret tura DAHİLdir) Öğle yemeği - ( sabah farklı isteklerle sipariş verenler için (Vegan)yemek servisi) ( ücret tura DAHİLdir) Akşam yemeği için Meksheti’ye dönüş. Gece için turumuza özel eğlence, dans müzik 4.GÜN: RABATİ ( ALTERNATİFLİ) Otelimizde Kahvaltı sonrası hareketRabati Rabati orman ve müze gezisi, isteyenlerebisiklet kiralanacaktır. Manastır turu. Meskheti şarap vadisi gezisi ve şarap tadımı. Öğle yemeği - isteyenlere mangal isteyenlere ( sabah farklı isteklerle sipariş verenler için (Vegan)yemek servisi) ( ücret tura DAHİLdir)sembolik hediyeler. NOT: Borjomi, Rabati ve Vardziya da isteyen konuklarımız için çadırda kalma alternatifimiz bulunmaktadır. Önceden haber vermek ve minimum 10 kişi olmak koşulu ile 24 saat koruma ( yaban hayvanlarına ve tüm olasılıklara karşı ) olara, Otel ücreti iptal edilerek kişi başı 100 Gel çadır konaklama ücreti alınabilir. Çadırda kalanlar için sabah, öğle ve akşam yemeği ücrete dahildir. 4.GÜN: - MTSHETA ( ALTERNATİFLİ) Mekshetide Otelimizde Kahvaltı sonrası hareket ve Mtshketa şehrine varış, UNESCO dünya kültür mirası listesinde yer alan kale ve tarihi katedralin görülmesinin ardından başkent Tiflis’e yaklaşık 20 dakikalık bir yolculuk sonrası varış 16. yy’da Osmanlılar 18. yy’da ise İran bu topraklara hükmetmiştir. 1. Dünya Savaşı sonunda Sovyetler Birliği’nin himayesine giren Gürcistan, birliğin dağılışı ile bağımsızlığını ilan etmiştir. Turumuz sırasında; şifalı kükürt banyolarını, Gürcü Ortodoks, Ermeni Gregoryen kiliselerini, Osmanlı döneminin hatırası camiler ve Sinagogları bir arada göreceğiz. 5.GÜN: KAKHETİ Otelimizde Kahvaltı sonrası Tur araçlarımızla Kakhetiye hareket, şehir turu sonrası KAKHETİ de otele yerleşme ( otel bilgileri verilecek ) Serbest zaman Tavsiyeler:Gürcistan’ın eski kentlerinden biri olan KAKHETİ şehrinde Gürcü restoranlarında öğle yemeği olanağı, KAKHETİ şehir merkezinde serbest gezi, Öğle ve akşam yemekleri tura dahildir Otelimizde Kahvaltı sonrası Tur araçlarımızla Batum’a hareket. Yol üzerinde uygun yerlerde molalar ve Batum sahilinde misafirlerimizin dönüş yapacağı Sarp sınır kapısı veya Havalimanına transferi. Yeni bir organizasyonda buluşmak dileğiyle vedalaşmak…. Akşam Yemekleri dahil içecekler hariçtir Plan 1 tur ücreti kişi başı: 700 GEL ( 1050 TL ) + OTEL Otel fiyatları: Akhaltsikhe- Grand Palace İki kişilik odada kişi başı-95 TL x 5 gece= 475 TL Tek kişilik oda- 165 TL x 5 gece= 825 TL Çadır konaklamalı Tur isteyenler için Kuralları; 24 saat koruma ( yaban hayvanlarına ve tüm olasılıklara karşı ) Kahvaltı öğle ve akşam yemekleri ücrete dahildir. Öğle veya akşam yemeğinde mangal haricinde yemek isteyenler sabah siparişlerini verirlerse servis yapılabilir. ( ücret haricindedir) Gerekli Malzemeler: Bulunduracağınız malzemeler, olanağınız var ise; bu işler için özel olarak tasarlanmış, her zaman için en iyi malzeme olmasını öneririz; Fakat yapacağımız aktivitede giyeceğiniz herhangi bir malzemeyle doğa ve teknik uyumunu yakalayarak başarabilirsiniz. Önemli olan bu tür bir aktiviteyi isteyip, yapmak için cesaret göstermektir. Yinede aşağıdaki listeye göre hazırlık yaparsanız sizin için daha yararlı olur. Küçük bir sırt çantası ( Günlük yürüyüşlerde yedek eşyanızı ve kumanyanızı koyacağınız yaklaşık 25 lt. sırt çantası) Yürüyüş ayakkabısı ( Bileğinizi kavrayan, yüksek topuklu olmayan, taban sertliği ve tabanında bol tutamağı bulunan) Spor ayakkabı ( Yürüyüş haricinde giyeceğiniz ve yedek olarak bulunacak az yer kaplayan hafif ayakkabı) Sweat-shirt ( Uzun kollu polar veya sentetik üst giysi ) Pantolon ( Sentetik veya polar, erken kuruyan, geniş kesim ) Fotoğraf makinesi Plan 2 tur ücreti kişi başı: 600 GEL ( 900 TL ) Gürcistan ile ilgili önemli bilgiler; Firmamız tur katılımcılarını Gürcistan sınır kapısı girişinde karşılayacaktır. Yurtdışına çıkışlarda sorun yaşanması halinde Dagi MestTur olarak sorumlu olmadığımızı ve yurtdışına çıkışın veya resmi makamlar tarafından engellenmenizin tamamen kişisel sorumluluğunuzdadır. Yine de şirket avukatımız aracılığı ile her türlü mağduriyetinizde yanınızda olup ve size destek olacağımızın garantisini veriyoruz. *Devlet memurları ile birinci derece akrabalarının, yurt dışına seyahat edebilmesi için, devlet memurunun bağlı bulunduğu kurumdan görev ya da yurt dışına çıkış izin yazısı alması gerekmektedir. *Gürcistan’a ağrı kesiciler başta olmak üzere ilaç sokmak kesinlikle yasaktır. Konu ile ilgili detaylı bilgiyi rehberlerimizden alabilirsiniz. *Gürcistan hükümeti 10 yılı aşmış, soğuk damgası belli olmayan, eski, deforme olmuş, kenarları bozulmuş olan kimlik ile giriş yapmayı kabul etmemektedir. *Nüfus cüzdanı ile Gürcistan’a seyahat edecek 18 yaşından küçük vatandaşlarımız, Gümrük Bakanlığı mevzuatı uyarınca anne ve babalarının nezaretinde veya anne ve babaların birlikte nezaretinde veya yanlarında bulunmayan anne ve babasının yazılı resmi (noterden alınacak) muvafakatini ibraz etmek sureti ile Türkiye’den çıkış işlemi yapabilecektir. 6 yaş üzeri çocukların kimliğinde fotoğraf olması gereklidir. *Yurt dışından Türkiye’ye pasaportla giriş yapmış olan yabancı misafirlerin Gürcistan’a gidip Türkiye’ye dönebilmesi için Türkiye’ye çoklu (multiple) vize girişi almış olmaları gerekir. Ayrıca Gürcistan’ın pasaport ya da kimliklerin ait olduğu ülkelere olan vize protokolüne göre vizeli – vizesiz geçiş sağlanacaktır. *KKTC vatandaşlarının Türkiye’ye giriş yaparken TC kimliklerini kullanarak girmeleri doğrultusunda Gürcistan’a TC kimlikleri ile girebileceklerdir. Avrupa Birliği pasaportuyla Türkiye’ye giriş yapan KKTC vatandaşları da Türkiye’ye dönebilmek için çoklu (multiple) vize almış olmaları gerekir. *30.000 Lari veya üzerindeki meblağa tekabül eden Türk lirası / döviz / altın vb bulundurmaları halinde, Gürcistan Gümrük memurlarına sözlü ya da yazılı olarak paralarını beyan etmeleri gerekir. Beyan edilmeyen paraya Gürcistan mevzuatınca el konmaktadır. Gürcistan sınırından her türlü ilaç geçirmek bulundurmak veya kaçak olarak ülkeye sokmaya çalışmak kesinlikle yasaktır. Yakalanmanız halinde ülke kanunları gereği hapis cezası ve para cezası birlikte uygulanır. Lütfen yanınızda asprin dahi bulundurmayın. Ülkemiz eczanelerinde her türlü ilaç bulunmakta ve 24 saat satış yapılmaktadır. Fiyatlar Türkiye’den daha uygundur. *Batum’a geçişte Sarp Sınır Kapısında yoğunluk yaşanabilir. Grubun çoğunluğunun isteği doğrultusunda tur rehberi alternatif gezi düzenleyebilir. *Sınır Kapısında görevli Türk ya da Gürcistan pasaport polislerinin sizi ilgili ülkeye sokmama, çıkarmama yetkileri vardır. Her ne sebepten olursa olsun yurt dışına çıkamama durumundan firmamız sorumlu tutulamaz. Maddi manevi tüm sorumluluk yolcuya aittir. Tur programında Gürcistan’da otelde konaklamalar var ise, bu konaklama bedelleri iade edilemez. İlerleyen günlerde tur ile buluşmak için Türkiye’de yapılacak olan konaklama ve ulaşım bedeli misafire aittir. * Türk vatandaşı olmayan ya da çifte vatandaşlığı olup da diğer ülke pasaportunu kullanarak tura katılacak olan misafirlerimizin; seyahat edilecek ülkenin, kullanacakları pasaporta uyguladığı vize prosedürünü ilgili konsolosluklara bizzat danışmaları gerekmektedir, aksi halde doğacak sonuçlardan firmamız sorumlu tutulamaz. *Sınır kapısında mağduriyet yaşanmaması için, tura katılmadan önce ilgili emniyet müdürlüğüne danışarak izin gerekip gerekmediği hakkında bilgi alınız. DAGİ MESTUR ile ilgili bilgiler; Firmamız 20 yıl süresince Türkiye’de mühendislik 5 yıl süresince de Turizm alanında hizmet vermiştir. Organizasyon kabiliyetimiz ve olası sorunları en kısa sürede çözümleyip herkesin keyif, huzur ve güven ile seyahatini gerçekleştirebilecek kabiliyete sahibiz. Tüm konuklarımız Gürcistan’a adım attıkları andan çıkış yaptıkları ana kadar sorumluluğumuz altındadır. Firmamızda sürekli sağlık personelimiz, hukuk danışmanımız, ilk yardım uzmanlarımız mevcuttur. Yemekler konusunda önceden bilgi
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