Naftalan and Baku 2026: a week of treatment and one night in the capital
NarminTour combo: 7 nights of naftalanotherapy in Naftalan + 1 night in Baku, 9 days · 8 nights. Departure dates — WhatsApp. From 628 USD per person on a twin share.
This is not a sightseeing tour of Azerbaijan: Baku excursions are listed as not included.
Summary
The essentials in a minute
In detail
Why Naftalan — the card’s wording
Naftalan is described as a resort with medicinal naftalan oil. Directions: skin; musculoskeletal; neurological; gynaecological and urological. Highlights add “first-class doctors and modern equipment” — no invented protocols.
Tour: Naftalan + Baku.
The days
Day 1: fly from Tashkent, arrive Baku, transfer to Naftalan about 4 hours, sanatorium check-in.
Days 2–8: three meals daily, naftalan baths and procedures, doctor consultations.
Day 8 (second block on the card): transfer Naftalan → Baku, hotel, a walk in the city.
Day 9: breakfast, airport transfer, Baku–Tashkent flight.
Hotel packages on the card
KARVAN HOTEL NAFTALAN + Ammar Grand Baku — from 628 USD. SUNCITY 4* + Ammar Grand — from 807 USD. Chinar 5* + Baku Marriott Boulevard 5* — from 995 USD. GARABAG RESORT & SPA 5* + Marriott Boulevard 5* — from 1,088 USD. Current amount on WhatsApp.
Also included: 7 sanatorium nights, 1 Baku hotel night, full board in Naftalan, breakfast in Baku, treatment, insurance, flights and Baku ↔ Naftalan transfer.
Baku — one night, not an excursion pack
After the treatment week the text mentions Caspian lights, Icherisheher and the Flame Towers. That is city atmosphere, not an excursion list. Not included: Baku excursions, extra procedures, personal expenses, visa if needed.
Takeaway
Conclusion
A Naftalan week, one Baku night, from 628 USD, ~4 hours on the road, capital tours extra. Dates on WhatsApp. Naftalan + Baku.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01How many nights of treatment and of Baku?+
02Are Baku city tours included?+
03Do I need a visa?+
04From what price?+
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