About Turkey Seven Churches Tour

3 Day Turkey Seven Churches Tour takes you to the Seven Churches of Asia Minor, all located in the Aegean region of Turkey. Walk in the footsteps of early Christians and explore ancient cities filled with history and biblical significance.

Turkey Seven Churches Tour Details

Prices are Per Person

  • Group of 2 pax: $980 USD pp
  • Group of 3 pax: $785 USD pp
  • Group of 4 pax: $720 USD pp
  • Group of 5 pax: $680 USD pp
  • Group of 6 pax: $620 USD pp

Please contact us for customized pricing for larger groups.

Note: All tours are customizable based on your preferences. Prices listed are approximate and may vary depending on your hotel choice, travel dates, or any additional requests. We’re happy to adjust the itinerary and pricing to best suit your needs.

  • This 3-day, 2-night tour begins with a meet-up at any location in Izmir or Kusadasi, depending on your preference.
  • At the end of the journey, you’ll be dropped off in either Kusadasi or Izmir, with transfers to your hotel or the airport included for your convenience.

Travel in comfort with a modern, air-conditioned vehicle. Depending on the group size, we provide either a Mercedes Vito or a Mercedes Sprinter. You can view our vehicles here.

Inclusions:

  • Professional guiding service
  • Comfortable transport in a cozy, air-conditioned van with a driver
  • Parking fees and fuel
  • Entrance fees to all sites
  • 2 nights’ accommodation at 4-5 star hotels
  • Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Exclusions:

  • Beverages
  • Tips for the driver and guide (optional)

7 Churches of Revelation 3 Day Tour Itinerary

  • Day 1: The Suffering Church, The Compromising Church and The Adulterous Church
    • We begin our journey in Izmir, the site of Smyrna, known as “the suffering church.” This city is closely associated with Bishop Polycarp, a 2nd-century Christian martyr who was burned alive at the age of 85. (Revelation 2:8-11)

    • Next, we visit Pergamum, described in Revelation as “where Satan’s throne is”— a reference to the grand Altar of Zeus. This is “the compromising church,” known for blending pagan practices with Christian beliefs. (Revelation 2:12-17)

    • Our last stop for the day is Thyatira, “the adulterous church,” criticized for tolerating false prophets like Jezebel. (Revelation 2:18-29)
      Overnight stay in Sardis.

  • Day 2: The Dead Church, The Faithful Church, The Lukewarm Church
    • After breakfast, we explore Sardis, “the dead church.” Though known for its past greatness, it is called to awaken in Revelation for having a reputation of being alive, while spiritually dead. (Revelation 3:1-6)

    • We continue to Philadelphia, “the faithful church,” praised for its perseverance and faithfulness. (Revelation 3:7-13)

    • Our final stop today is Laodicea, “the lukewarm church,” known for being spiritually indifferent—“neither cold nor hot.” (Revelation 3:14-22)

    • Overnight stay in Kusadasi.

  • Day 3: The Loveless Church, House of Virgin Mary and Church of St. John
    • On our final day, we visit Ephesus, “the loveless church.” Though once a stronghold of early Christianity, it is reminded to return to its first love. (Revelation 2:1-7)

    • We then visit the House of the Virgin Mary, where she is believed to have spent her final years, followed by the Basilica of St. John, dedicated to the apostle who authored the Book of Revelation.

    • After Turkey Seven Churches Tourt, we provide a transfer to the airport or to your hotel in the area.

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What to Expect on Turkey Seven Churches Tour

  • During your visit to the 7 Churches of Revelation, you can expect an insightful journey through ancient Christian history.
  • You will explore significant biblical sites, the ruins of the seven churches mentioned in the Book of Revelation, gaining a deeper understanding of early Christianity.
  • Our expert guides, with their extensive biblical knowledge, will provide meaningful commentary, bringing the stories of these churches to life.
  • Lunch and entrance fees are included on each daily tour.
  • We also provide transportation in comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles throughout the tour, and can arrange accommodations upon request.

The Spiritual Significance of the 7 Churches of Revelation

The Seven Churches in Turkey are important for both their history and the lessons they offer about the Christian journey.

Each church shows a part of spiritual life and the challenges early Christians faced, giving us lessons that are still relevant today.

  • Ephesus, the “Loveless Church,” reminds us of the struggle to keep a close relationship with Christ while dealing with everyday distractions. Its message is to restore our love for Christ and stay devoted.
  • Smyrna, the “Suffering Church,” teaches us about strength in hard times and the reward for staying faithful. Its message is to keep going through difficulties, knowing that better things are ahead.
  • Pergamum, the “Compromising Church,” warns about mixing faith with wrong beliefs. Its message is to stay true to what we believe, even when it’s hard.
  • Thyatira, the “Adulterous Church,” shows the danger of letting wrong influences into the church. Its message is to turn away from sin and stay pure in our faith.
  • Sardis, the “Dead Church,” warns against just going through the motions of faith without truly living it. Its message is to wake up and live with a real, active faith.
  • Philadelphia, the “Faithful Church,” shows the importance of staying strong in faith. Its message is to keep being faithful, as God has opened the door to his kingdom, the New Jerusalem.
  • Laodicea, the “Lukewarm Church,” warns us: If you are a Christian, live like one. Don’t be hypocritical by calling yourself a Christian while living like a pagan. It calls for a deeper relationship with Christ.

The Seven Churches Tour helps us connect with these messages and think about our own faith and spiritual journey.

Optional Enhancements for Your Turkey Seven Churches Tour

  • In addition to your Turkey Seven Churches Tour, you can explore other nearby historical and biblical sites.
  • Consider visiting Miletus, where the Apostle Paul delivered his farewell speech to the Ephesian elders.
  • You may also visit Colossae, the city to which Paul wrote his letter to the Colossians.
  • For a more spiritual experience, you can join a Mass at the House of the Virgin Mary.
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