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Inclusions
- Return Economy Class fares
- 3 nights in Baku
- Half day Baku city tour
- Breakfast buffet
- Return airport transfers
Your holiday itinerary
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Day1 |
Arrival
Arrive in the capital city of Azerbaijan, Baku, and check-in to your hotel. Relax and spend the day at leisure. Explore the city on your own and shop for souvenirs or simply relax by the pristine beaches of Baku. |
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Day2 |
Baku city tour
Relish a delicious breakfast and start your half day city tour of Baku. Begin from Icheri Sheher, or the Old Town, with its maze of narrow, cobblestone streets lined with small mosques nestled between terrace cafes and grand turn-of-the-century architecture. The Palace of Shirvanshahs is a royal palace from the 15th century which stands out to be the finest surviving example of Shirvan architecture is definitely a highlight. After lunch, visit the State Museum of Carpets and Applied Art. Housed in the former Lenin Museum, this impressive collection displays rare Azeri carpets from Azerbaijan, northern Iran and from villages of Georgia and Armenia. Spend the evening on your own trying out some authentic cuisine of the region. Return to hotel. |
| Day3 |
Optional tour of Absheron Peninsula
Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast at hotel and go on your tour of the Absheron Peninsula. Drive to the famous Ateshgah, located in Surakhany village. Then, visit Yanar Dag Mountain which is the most famous and popular tourist site of the “eternal flame” in Azerbaijan. It is rather a hill than a mountain, with natural gas burning on its slope from ancient times. There is no seepage of mud or liquid, which distinguishes it from the nearby mud volcanoes. Only a handful of fire mountains exist today in the world, and most are located in Azerbaijan. Return to Baku. |
| Day4 |
Departure
After a filling breakfast, check-out from your hotel early and transfer to the airport. Return home with beautiful memories of your holiday. Bon voyage!
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Stay options
| Category |
Hotel |
Cost per person
on twin sharing basis |
Cost for person on Single basis |
Cost for child with bed |
Cost for child without bed |
Cost for infant |
| Budget |
Qafqaz city hotel or
similar |
AED 1,999 |
AED 2,299 |
AED 1,899 |
AED 1,799 |
AED 599 |
More about Baku
Azerbaijan’s capital city, Baku, is a truly fascinating destination to enjoy a unique and memorable family holiday. This impressive medieval city also hosts vibrant arts and cultural activities, inspiring all history buffs as well. Lately, Baku, and Azerbaijan in general, is one of the top holiday destinations from the Middle East as it is only a short flight away to imbibe the Eurasian beauty and hospitality!
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Terms
* Prices include return economy class fare from Dubai. Surcharge applicable in case of unavailability of seats on lowest airfare. Prices are quoted per person on a twin-sharing basis in a standard room with inclusions listed above. Prices are valid till 31 May 2018. Additional options are available upon request. Blackout dates are applicable. Prices are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change without notice depending on travel dates and availability. All photos and videos shown are illustrative. Actual services may differ. Terms apply.
Cancellation policy
*In the event of a cancellation, 10% of the holiday amount is non-refundable. Refunds will be based on how many days prior to your booked departure we receive your cancellation notice, with the charges increasing closer to your departure date. If the cancellation is received prior to 45 days or more of departure, full price of the non-refundable tickets will be deducted; 44 - 31 days prior to departure, 25% of the total amount will be deducted; if the holiday is cancelled 30 - 15 days prior to departure 50% of the total amount will be deducted; if the trip is cancelled 14 - 10 days prior to departure, 75% of the total amount will be deducted; and if the trip is cancelled 10 days prior to departure, 100% of the total amount will be deducted. In case of any non-refundable tickets, the entire amount of the ticket is deducted.