Levia Tour is a Holy Sites Tour Company. Our Mission is to inspire and nurture human spirits by creating life changing experience to the Holy Sites around the world. The world is suffering from a lack of faith, we are too busy with our daily routine that sometimes we forget to thank you God for what he is daily giving us, our life and the ability to live. At Levia Tour we are willing to take back the spirit of love and compassion that make our life unique. We believe that a good starting point for this is a Pilgrimage to any of the Holy Sites around the world. We will take you there, to feel the Bible like never before. Try Levia Tour for your Spirituals Journey more info >>

Istanbul hotel at Beyazid. Free Atatürk Airport transfer to hotel. Early booking compaing. The Grand Beyazit Hotel offers its guests an easy access to the area’s numerous desirable attractions. Renovated in 2012, the hotel is located close to famous palaces and museums of Istanbul. We are looking forward to welcome you as one of our privileged guests. The Grand Beyazıt Hotel is conveniently located in historic peninsula of Istanbul. We are only few steps away from the Topkapı Palace and the Hagia Sophia museum. Grand Beyazıt Hotel has 67 guest rooms, decorated in the common style of Ottoman-Turkish civil architecture. The lobby of Grand Beyazıt hotel combines the historic beauty of the area with the Ottoman-style decoration. more info >>

Thousands of 4WDers every year make their way up to Cape York for the annual tourist season, which runs roughly between Easter and November. In a region where the seasons come one of two ways – hot and Dry, or hot and Wet – there’s only one real choice for exploring, and that’s the Dry. In the wet, tropical monsoon weather hammers the Cape York Peninsula, flooding rivers and making roads impassable. In the Dry, the coastal area north of Cairns is one of the most stunning places in Australia – if it’s open and accessible. See, the CREB track has this infamous reputation about it, and it’s up for debate as to whether it’s for a good reason or not. Mention the CREB around a campfire and images of Malaysian Rainforest Challenge-type winch recoveries and endless bogholes come to mind, but it is a deserved stigma or not more info >>