Private Palmyra Journey
Palmyra deserves more than a hurried photograph. Explore the archaeological landscape with context, time for changing viewpoints, and the desert atmosphere that made this ancient caravan city extraordinary.
Private pricing for your group
Prices are total trip prices in USD, not per-person prices.
The final price is confirmed in writing before booking. Requested route changes or additional arrangements may affect the quote.
Highlights
- The Grand Colonnade
- Roman Theatre access where permitted
- The Agora and Temple of Bel remains and precinct
- The story of the caravan oasis, regional trade, and Queen Zenobia
- Desert views, photography, and the citadel viewpoint when access allows
Included
- Private air-conditioned vehicle, fuel, and normal vehicle costs
- Pickup and return in Damascus for the day-trip option
- Muhammed’s accompaniment, local insight, and flexible route planning
- Planned site entry fees, bottled water, and coffee or tea
Paid separately
- Meals
- Hotel or desert camp
- Personal expenses
- Optional additions or route changes
Before you book
For a seven-day journey, Palmyra is normally planned as an overnight hotel or desert-camp stay.
A same-day return is possible when requested and practical.
Site access and route conditions are confirmed before travel.
Children and infants are welcome. Families must bring an appropriate child car seat or booster seat and tell Ziyara Ride in advance how many children are traveling and their ages. Children count toward the vehicle’s passenger capacity, even when they are very small and deeply convinced they require no luggage.
A glimpse of the journey
Plan your private Syria journey.
Tell us your dates, number of travelers, and the places that interest you. We’ll help shape the route and confirm the price on WhatsApp.
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