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What to do and see in Turkish Mediterranean Coast, Turkey: The Best Walking Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Turkish Mediterranean Coast, Turkey including Private, Custom Half-Day Guided Trip to Ephesus from Kusadasi, Antalya Waterfall Tour (3 Di̇fferent Waterfall In Antalya), Daily Pamukkale and Hierapolis Tour with Small Group from Kusadasi and Selcuk, Turkey's Gold Triangle - Travel to Pamukkale Ephesus Cappadocia from/to Istanbul, Full-Day Guided Tour of Istanbul, from Antalya including Domestic Flights, Cappadocia 3-Day Tour from Kemer, Turkish Village Life Tour, Private Tour of Ephesus and Terrace Houses From Port of Kusadasi with Private Guide, Turgutreis Market Trip From Bodrum, Ephesus Private Tour.
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1. Private, Custom Half-Day Guided Trip to Ephesus from Kusadasi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Design your own itinerary for Ephesus and around on this 4-hour custom tour with private guide and separate driver. Choose from sights including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of ancient Ephesus, the Temple of Artemis, pretty Sirince village, Meryemana (the Virgin Mary's House), and the Basilica of St. John.
Inclusions: Local guide, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by private air conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Parking fees: typically around USD $10 per place per group, Entrance fees: from $5 per person per attraction to $10 per person per attraction, Food and drinks
Reviewed By dfowler3
Very interesting piece of history to visit. The place is kept very clean. Toilets and restaurant areas spotless. The tour is amazing. We utilised one of the guides for around 35 euros. So glad we did.
2. Antalya Waterfall Tour (3 Di̇fferent Waterfall In Antalya)
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 21 reviews
We will take 20 minutes for our first stop with the Düden waterfall.The waterfall,formed by the düden River (one of the largest rivers in southern Anatolia), ends 12 km north-east of Antalya where the clear waters of the Düden falls throw off a rocky cliff towards the Mediterranean in a dazzling show. After düden, we will continue to visit Kurşunlu waterfall.Waterfall,one of the branches of the Aksu River and a pine forest in the middle of the situation has a very exceptional beauty.The rural area around suuyun is a nice picnic and pleasure spot.We'il take a lunch break on the way. After lunch we will arrive in 10 minutes to Karpuzkaldiran waterfall.This waterfall is the highest as it is about.The water at a height of 30 meters is sprayed with great force on large rocks.Strong natural waterfalls,with plenty of water, really show the wealth given to Turkey.You can find places where you can relax at the beginning of almost every waterfall where you can refresh yourself
Inclusions: Lunch, All Fees and Taxes, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: all drinks are with extra charge
Reviewed By Tourwix
It's been a long time since we went on excursions, our guide from @Tourwix suggested the best places and attractions for us. We chose the Anthique City, it was very nice, especially the period of our trip was good because it wasn't that hot. Recommended in February and March. The individual transfer from the hotel and back was the best decision for this tour. Until next time.
3. Daily Pamukkale and Hierapolis Tour with Small Group from Kusadasi and Selcuk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Small group tour visiting Pamukkale and Hierapolis with a licensed English speaking guide and comfortable A/C van max 15 pax in group. You will see travertines and hot springs of Pamukkale. You will have chance to visit ruins of Hiearapolis. It is 11 hours tour including journey, visits, free time at sites, lunch break and journey breaks. Important notice: Tour service starts in between 8:00 and 10:00am and finishes in between 7:00pm and 8:00pm.
Inclusions: Transportation by AC Deluxe van,, Guiding services,, Parking fees., Lunches
Exclusions: Gratiuties to tour guides and drivers,, Beverages and personal expenditures, Swimming in Antique Pool 60 TL pp, Pamukkale museum
Reviewed By Haddix
My wife and I were on a Viking Cruise and one of the tour options was to visit the House of Mother Mary. This was a very moving experience, very much enjoyed seeing the grounds, cleansing pool, church, and shrine to Mother Mary. Very easy excursion to see and lots of history to explore. We felt this was one of the many highlights to our trip.
4. Turkey's Gold Triangle - Travel to Pamukkale Ephesus Cappadocia from/to Istanbul
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
Covering Turkey’s top sights takes serious time and planning, but you’ll hit the highlights on this all-inclusive, multi-day guided tour. Take a dip in the famous white travertines of Pamukkale, marvel at the world’s best-preserved Greco-Roman ruins in Ephesus, and venture deep into the underground cities and chimney-shamed rocks of Cappadocia.
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, 3 nights accommodation including breakfast (1 Night in Kusadasi, 2 Nights in Cappadocia), Domestic flights (Istanbul to Denizli - Izmir to Cappadocia - Cappadocia to Istanbul), Transfers at the mentioned airports for domestic flights in the itinerary, Full-day tours in Pamukkale, Ephesus, Cappadocia, Hot Air Balloon Ride (Available for 2nd Option), Professional English-speaking & Spanish-speaking tour guides for the duration of the day tours, Transportation in a fully air-conditioned, non-smoking vehicle, Entrance fees, Parking fees
Exclusions: Dinner, Drinks
Reviewed By shariane
All I can say is wow! Well I can actually say more lol. This entire experience was truly amazing. I can't believe how I lucked up on this awesome experience. Everything ran smoothly. Like no issues-well except for the one time the driver dropped me off at the wrong hotel after the balloon ride. I told him it didn't look like my hotel but he insisted. But besides from that everything was perfect. I was picked up from my hotel in Istanbul and dropped off at the airport. I was picked up once I landed. Took an hour drive directly to start the red tour. I had a great tour guide name Torgor(?) I just remember him saying his name sounds like tour guide lol. His energy was amazing and he was just filled with so much historical information. We visited Pigeon Valley, Goreme Open Air Museum, Cavusin, Devrent Valley. We saw Pasabag, Fairy Chimneys and Love Valley. We had an air conditioner van to take us from place to place. We visited Avanos to a Ceramic Pottery shop. It was cool I was able to get hands on and make pottery out of red clay. We stopped by a nearby restaurant to have lunch which was included. We were done with the tour by 4pm. I stayed in Cappadocia View Hotel. It was ok and basic. The roof top has very beautiful views of everything. With free time I booked a Turkish dinner dance performance in a cave which I highly suggest. The next morning by 430am was picked up for the air balloon tour. This experience was completely amazing. After getting dropped off at the wrong hotel, I found my way back and was able to catch a traditional turkish breakfast at the hotel which is included. We had another awesome guide name Bidom(?) as our guide for the Green tour. We also visited Pigeon Valley again which was cool because I spent time in a different area and Goreme Panorama. We also visited Derinkuyu Underground City which was so cool and amazing. We visited Selime Monastery which was a very steep hike but beautiful especially the views; and Ihlara Valley in which we had lunch at a restaurant right off the river which was included. The food was delicious. Our guide was awesome and was very informative at every place we visited. Once the tour was over I was dropped off back at my hotel to wait for pick up to take me to the airport. Once I landed in Istanbul I had another transportation back to my hotel. Absolutely amazing experience. I wish it was an extra day added for a morning to watch the balloons from the ground up and to also ride the ATV'S or camels or horses and visit winery's and shops that sells rugs haha. But I loved it and I highly recommend this package
5. Full-Day Guided Tour of Istanbul, from Antalya including Domestic Flights
Overall Ratings
2.0 based on 2 reviews
Fly to Istanbul and spend a great day in this fascinating metropolis on the Bosphorus, the only one in the world which is located on two continents. In one day you will see Istanbul’s top tourist attractions, discover its old town, enjoy Bosphorus sightseeing cruise and practice your bargaining skills at Egyptian Bazaar.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Professional guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Bosphorus Sightseeing Cruise, Harem Department of Topkapi Palace(optional)
Reviewed By travladdict
today we visited the Quatro safari, thank you very much to the organizers, we all really liked it! funny and punctual!
6. Cappadocia 3-Day Tour from Kemer
Discover the most beautiful valleys of Cappadocia, visit rock cut houses and churches, explore amazing underground city, visit worldwide famous Mevlana museum in Konya and the pottery town of Avanos. Amazing rocky landscape of Cappadocia and its unique fairy chimneys will stay in your memories forever.
Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation, Breakfast(2x at the hotel), Buffet dinner2x at the hotel), Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Gratuities, Turkish night show in Cappadocia and whirling dervishes show (optional), 3 days' worth of lunch and drinks, Entrance fees to Goreme Open Air Museum, Balloon ride(optional). Must be booked from tour guide, Accommodation is based on a double-occupancy room. Single supplement is 10€ per night
Reviewed By SandyFrat
Best activity ever. Rafting was the best part of the day. Zip line is short but very fun. Note: The travel by bus from Kemer to the Canyon is almost 3 hours
7. Turkish Village Life Tour
A guided cultural tour of Kirazli Village, Camlik Steam Train Museum, Sirince Village with a private guide and van for up to 14 passengers. Professionally organized tour for local experiences in beautiful countryside. Important notice: Tour service starts in between 8:00 and 10:00 am and finishes in between 2:00 pm and 3:00 pm.
Inclusions: Transportation by AC Deluxe van,, Guiding services, Parking Fees
Exclusions: Gratuities, Beverages and personal expenditures, Lunch
Reviewed By Haddix
My wife and I were on a Viking Cruise and one of the tour options was to visit the House of Mother Mary. This was a very moving experience, very much enjoyed seeing the grounds, cleansing pool, church, and shrine to Mother Mary. Very easy excursion to see and lots of history to explore. We felt this was one of the many highlights to our trip.
8. Private Tour of Ephesus and Terrace Houses From Port of Kusadasi with Private Guide
All of our shore excursions are operated on a private basis; * You will be met at ports with a sign (written on it your name) by our tour guide * Our tour guide will be with your group during your visit the sites & museums on your itinerary * You have flexibility to spend as much as time you would like to spend at each site * You do not have to wait for other group members & limited time at each site * You will be given to stop during the tour where ever you want to have pictures * You can decide your departure time. *Ephesus Ruins, Temple Of Artemis, Terrace Houses
Inclusions: Pick up & drop off Kusadasi Port, English speaking Tour guide, A/C Vehicle as per size of group, Fuel surcharge, Landing and facility fees
Exclusions: Personal expenses, Lunch, Drinks, Parking Fee, Gratuities
Reviewed By Spencer W
As a photographer, I’m always with my camera, but here, not so much! This is a place to wash away the cares of the world and immerse yourself in an ancient ritual. I have been to several Hamamatsu and this is truly a special one. This is a place to let go, enjoy a bit of pampering and best done with someone else as it is a fun experience to share. If you have not experienced a Turkish bath (hamam), then you MUST do this!
9. Turgutreis Market Trip From Bodrum
The Turgutreis Market, 23km from Bodrum, on Saturdays is one of the most popular of all markets. This is a large market with plenty of variety and as many fabric stalls as in Bodrum.
Inclusions: Round-trip shared transfer from Bitez, Bodrum, Gumbet
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Extras
Reviewed By RedGlitterBomb
Unfortunately we didn't get to enjoy this boat to the fullest due to Covid restrictions and some things not being allowed, such as the foam party. This was part of the reason we booked it for my son - however there wasn't really much children's entertainment either so that was a bit of a disappointment. However, the staff were friendly enough and still had good banter with the kids, especially Jack Sparrow and the guy who was doing the photography. The photos were nice but I think a tad over priced for me personally. But it was a nice momento for my son as it was his first time in Turkey and also out on boats at sea and swimming in the sea. The staff were very encouraging and helped get him in to the way as he was a bit apprehensive about it. We also enjoyed a short shopping trip at a small village, and lunch was lovely.
10. Ephesus Private Tour
Ancient City of Ephesus Explore the best preserved marble ruins of the ancient capital of Roman Asia, with its 25,000 seat great theatre. Ephesus is the second largest ancient city of the world! A city where over 200,000 people lived over 3000 years ago. Ephesus, once the most important commercial centre of western Anatolia, was established as a port on the mouth of the river Cayster. Being located on a strategic trade route in Anatolia, Ephesus quickly became one of the most important cities in the world. The city itself and the ruins are all on the side of a fertile valley. The extensive ruins including the theatre, library and gymnasium. Ephesus has been a "centre" throughout the ages. Once a trade centre of the ancient world, a religious centre of the early Christianity and today, a unique tourism centre.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Bottled water, Coffee and/or Tea
Exclusions: Lunch
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