Iraq
Discover the Cradle of Civilization
Introduction to Iraq
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Iraq—one of the most historically rich countries in the world and the heart of ancient Mesopotamia. Known as the cradle of civilization, Iraq is home to legendary cities like Babylon, Ur, and Nineveh, where writing, law, and urban life first emerged. Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, walk among ziggurats and ancient temples, and witness artifacts that shaped human history. Beyond its ruins, Iraq offers vibrant cities like Baghdad, colorful souks, warm hospitality, and deep-rooted traditions that continue to thrive. Whether you're fascinated by archaeology, culture, or authentic local experiences, our Iraq tours provide a rare opportunity to connect with the land where civilization began. You can book one of our listed group trips or customize your own private trip by contacting us or submitting a request via the Custom Trip option on the Services page of the website.
Trips in Iraq
Basra to Mosul: 9 Days Across the Length of Iraq, Iraq
Iraq isn't a place most people know how to visit safely — this is the trip for those who want to see it in full. Over nine days, our locally registered Iraqi team takes you from the marshes near Basra to the ancient gates of Mosul, through Ur, Najaf, Karbala, Babylon, Baghdad, Samarra, and Hatra, with private transport and every logistical detail handled for you.
Iraq Highlights: 7 Days Through the Cradle of Civilization, Iraq
Iraq isn't a place most people know how to visit safely — this trip changes that. Over seven days, our locally registered Iraqi team takes you from Baghdad's old souks to the Ziggurat of Ur, the shrines of Karbala, and the reed marshes of the south, with private transport and every checkpoint, entry fee, and logistical detail handled for you.
Babylon Day Trip from Baghdad: Guided Tour, Iraq
Join our weekly Friday guided tour from Baghdad to the ancient city of Babylon. This private day trip includes door-to-door transport, entry fees, and an expert governmental archaeologist guide. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Ishtar Gate, and Saddam’s Palace with a completely hassle-free itinerary.