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If yoU Are looking for convenient tours in Gallipoli, Troy, Bursa, Cappadocia, Ephesus, Pamukkale, Fethiye, Olympos in Turkey; we can arrange the listed activities below with reasonable prices.
►CAPPADOCIA
Time to visit the top points in the South Cappadocia.
Must see points in the region:
Kızılçukur, It is a must visit in Cappadocia as the orchards, vineyards, rock
churches and fairy chimneys all blend together to create an unforgettable
landscape.
Kaymakli Underground City, the widest, enchanting, one of the most famous
and wonderful underground city in Cappadocia You will see ventilation shafts,
and a winery, the massive stone doors, a food storage room, and various other
large rooms and small tunnels.
Çavuşin, The old village, which was abandoned several decades ago due to rock
falls, was all carved into the hillside. The inhabitants of Çavuşin lived in houses
which were cut into a massive rock wall.
Pigeon Valley, The name comes from the thousands of pigeon houses that have
been carved into the soft tuff since ancient times. Although they can be found
throughout Cappadocia, they are especially numerous in this valley. They were
carved wherever space allowed, including abandoned cave houses and churches.
Esentepe View Point, Overlooking the small, quaint town of Göreme and Pigeon
Valley, Esentepe Viewpoint is one of the favorite places in Cappadocia.
Çatalkaya, explore the rock formations in Çatalkaya!
End of the tour transfer to the Kayseri/Nevsehir Airport and take a flight back to
Istanbul. Upon your arrival, we welcome you with your name tags at the airport
and transfer to the hotel.
Time to visit the top points in the North Cappadocia.
Must see points in the region:
The Goreme Open Air Museum, is one of Turkey’s Unesco World Heritage sites,
First an important Byzantine monastic settlement that housed some 20 monks,
then a pilgrimage site from the 17th century, this splendid cluster of monastic
Byzantine artistry with its rock-cut churches, chapels and monasteries is 1km
uphill from Göreme’s centre.
The Uchisar Castle, This tall volcanic-rock outcrop is one of Cappadocia’s most
prominent landmarks and visible for miles around. Riddled with tunnels, it was
used for centuries by villagers as a place of refuge when enemy armies overtook
the surrounding plains.
Pasabag three-headed fairy chimneys, Paşabağ contains some of the most
striking fairy chimneys in Cappadocia with twin and even triple rock caps –
formations that are unique even for Cappadocia! Locals refer to them as the
mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys.
Avanos Pottery Town, It is well known throughout the country and abroad for
the red clay products made by locals. Hundreds of the village men are skilled in
making pots, plates, wine holders, and even ashtrays and chess sets. They are
pottery masters and their skills have mostly been handed down from generation
to generation.
Urgup town, with conical shaped body and a boulder on top of it. Three
Graces(Üç Güzeller) are the brilliant three fairy chimneys.
Devrent Imagination Valley, the small fairy chimneys in the valley form a lunar
landscape, or moonscape, by their strange look. The valley has many animal
shaped rocks. It looks like a sculpture zoo made by nature.
•Hot Air Balloon Tour
Savor views of the spectacular Göreme Valley in Cappadocia from the air with
this scenic hot air balloon experience.
Set off at sunrise and drift over the “fairy chimney” rock formations and Bronze
Age cave dwellings that have made the Cappadocia landscape so famous.
Snap photos of the bird’s-eye views as you let the wind set your course and end
your adventure with a champagne toast.
•ATV Tour
The person who love adventure must join our ATV (quad bike) group tours
which departs Göreme every afternoon.
A guide on ATV will Show you the best stops and colorful valleys of
Cappadocia.
•Horseback Riding
Experience the magical colors of sunset in Cappadocia’s dramatic valleys when
you book this small-group sunset horseback riding tour with private hotel
transfers. Start in sleepy Çavuşin village, ride through Rose Valley and Red
Valley, then head on up to Sunset Point for photos and dramatic views before
returning.
•Turkish Night Show
Cappadocia is famous about not only its fairy chimneys, nature and history but
also Turkish Night. The gorgeous scenery of its unique geography in the
morning turns into a dance show that belongs to our culture. Your holiday will
be ‘unforgettable’ if you go the Cappadocia Turkish night show in addition to
what you saw and lived.
Cappadocia Turkish night is a show that being organized for years to entertain
and to introduce our culture to foreign and local tourists. If you wish you can
participate in this show with delicious food of the region or just by watching it.
In this show you will watch fantastic belly dance, folk dance which has belongs
to different regions and special surprises from the organization company. Since
Turkish night show Cappadocia performed in stone carved places, it creates a
special atmosphere.
Savor views of the spectacular Göreme Valley in Cappadocia from the air with
this scenic hot air balloon experience.
Set off at sunrise and drift over the “fairy chimney” rock formations and Bronze
Age cave dwellings that have made the Cappadocia landscape so famous.
Snap photos of the bird’s-eye views as you let the wind set your course and end
your adventure with a champagne toast.
The person who love adventure must join our ATV (quad bike) group tours
which departs Göreme every afternoon.
A guide on ATV will Show you the best stops and colorful valleys of
Cappadocia.
Experience the magical colors of sunset in Cappadocia’s dramatic valleys when
you book this small-group sunset horseback riding tour with private hotel
transfers. Start in sleepy Çavuşin village, ride through Rose Valley and Red
Valley, then head on up to Sunset Point for photos and dramatic views before
returning.
Cappadocia is famous about not only its fairy chimneys, nature and history but
also Turkish Night. The gorgeous scenery of its unique geography in the
morning turns into a dance show that belongs to our culture. Your holiday will
be ‘unforgettable’ if you go the Cappadocia Turkish night show in addition to
what you saw and lived.
Cappadocia Turkish night is a show that being organized for years to entertain
and to introduce our culture to foreign and local tourists. If you wish you can
participate in this show with delicious food of the region or just by watching it.
In this show you will watch fantastic belly dance, folk dance which has belongs
to different regions and special surprises from the organization company. Since
Turkish night show Cappadocia performed in stone carved places, it creates a
special atmosphere.
►EPHESUS
The main street offers a look at the ruins of the ancient businesses and homes, including; Public Latrines, Homes, with gates showing the ways the street heads to different parts of the city. Outside the city centre, you will find gymnasiums and 25,000 seat theatre.
During the Greek era, they built many opulent and grand temples to the Gods
and Goddesses, however few rivals the Temple of Artemis. One of the Seven Ancient Wonders, the temple was described by an ancient Greek poet to put the other monuments, including the statue of Zeus, to shame saying only Olympos the home of the gods surpasses its grandness. Today the ruins do not show the true beauty that was once the temple, however, the foundations and pillars that remain give an idea of how imposing the building would have been original.
From ancient religion to one that has lasted the test of time, you will head to a humble home hidden in the hills. This home may not seem much when you first arrive, giving an air of simple times have had enough but not too much, this home belonged to the Virgin Mary. As you look around the house there is not a lot of excessivenesses; a food and eating room, a living and sleeping room, and
an altar for prayer to good with images of Jesus. The one extravagance for the time is a personal well just outside the building.
IsaBey Mosque is an ancient place of worship that was designed for the leader of this region of the Aydinid Dynasty. This mosque was built with the leader Isa Bey in mind, with two entrances to the East and West both with fountains to allow for pre-prayer washing to be ndertaken. Originally there were two minarets where the call to prayer would have been sung, however, one has been totally destroyed and the other has the top section missing. Inside the open hall, the tall ceilings and large windows offer plenty of light to walk around this ancient place of worship.
►PAMUKKALE
Hierapolis Ancient city Hierapolis is a World Heritage Site. In addition to
interesting Roman ruins and the museum.
tour of Pamukkale will start with us taking you for a delicious buffet lunch
before we head to the cascading white stepped mountainside, you will be able to
dip your toes in the thermal waters that civilizations have flocked here before
you, known to have come to benefit from its reputed healing powers, above the
mountainside of Pamukkale is the ancient city of Hierapolis the extensive ruins
here show evidence of the wealth of this city with an amphitheatre that is
superior to so many others, Hierapolis is usually always under some kind of
excavation project and it is widely believed that there are still extensive artefacts
to be found.
►FETHİYE
The Dalyan river, famously seen in the film the African Queen flows through its
centre and it is here that you will board your boat cruise. Originally a fishing
village where traditional boats nestle side by side along the pretty harbourfront,
stretching almost the length of the town.
You will sail past the magnificent rock tombs carved into the mountainside
heading towards one of the days highlights the natural sulphur mud baths. This
is a unique and fun opportunity to cover yourself from head to toe in this natural
beauty treatment.
You will end your day on Carretta beach famous breeding grounds for
the loggerhead turtles. There will also be an opportunity to visit a gold shop,
how can you resist.
The Butterfly Valley day cruise is one of the most popular things to do in the
Fethiye region. Not only will you get time to relax, sunbathe and get to swim in
the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean but you also get to visit some of the
most well-known attractions to the area. At the famous Oludeniz beach, you will
board your boat before cruising off to visit some major sights such as Butterfly
Valley and St Nicholas Island. Both of these attractions have entrance fees that
are not included in your original ticket purchased. You will have time to trek
into the valley and search for the many species of butterflies said to be found
here in the right season. Then at St Nicholas Island you will also have time to go
onshore to explore the ancient Lycian ruins including old churches and a large
tunnel almost running the length of the island. The day also includes visits to
Blue Cave, Camel Beach and Cold Spring Bay, where they say if you dip
yourself into the freezing waters you will take 10 years off your life. The sights
you will visit along the way are: – Oludeniz Beach – Butterfly Valley – Cold
Spring Bay – St Nicholas Island – Camel Beach – Blue Cave
The 12 Islands cruise is the perfect way to enjoy the Gulf of Fethiye! On leaving
Fethiye harbour you will cruise out to the 12 Islands area where you will have
plenty of time for swimming, snorkelling or lazing around in the sun. You will
spend the day enjoying the beautiful bays for swimming or choosing to go on
land to explore the barren islands. You will also get to enjoy the experience of
sailing the Mediterranean when the Captain turns the motor off and the sails go
up. You will visit about four of the islands which are surrounded by the
beautiful crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean. This is a perfect day to
swim, relax and enjoy being on the beautiful Turkish sailing gulet. The sights
you will visit along the way are: – Flat Island – Dockyard Island – Yavansu – Red
Island – Samanlik Island
The Jeep Safari is an adventurous journey into the back mountains and
surrounds of Fethiye. It’s a super exciting jeep ride, combined with some
amazing sights to make up for an unforgettable day of sightseeing! Once you are
on the road you will visit Saklikent Gorge which is the second-largest gorge in
Europe and the longest and deepest gorge in Turkey. Here you have the optional
excursions of using your time to walk up through the gorge to escape the
summer heat or you may like to raft down the gorge on a giant tube. There will
also be time to visit one of the oldest and largest settlements of Lycian time –
Tlos Ancient City. Lunch is served at the beautiful Yaka National Park, with
waterfalls and cascades running down streams throughout the whole area. You
can also visit their trout farms to pick a fish to order for lunch along with other
delicious Turkish food. You will also have a lot of fun in the mud baths getting
dirty and causing chaos before being able to visit Patara Beach (certain days
only) for a rinse off in the ocean. Don’t forget you water pistols for the water
fights along the way. It’s an action-packed day that will have you returning home
exhausted from all the fun and laughing along the way. The sights you will visit
along the way are: – Saklikent Gorge. – Mud baths. – Tlos Ancient City. – Yaka
National Park. – Patara beach (only on certain days – please check when
booking).
►GALLIPOLI/TROY
Gallipoli – Kabatepe War Museum & Simulation Centre
Beach Cemetery (John Simpson’s Grave)
ANZAC Cove
Ari Burnu (First ANZAC landing place)
Lone Pine Cemetery (Australian memorial)
Johnston’s Jolly (Walk in the ANZAC trenches)
View Shrapnel Valley
Turkish Memorial
The Nek(Light Horse scene depicted in the Gallipoli movie) &Walker’s Ridge
Chunuk Bair (Main New Zealand memorial)
A replica of the wooden horse that you can climb into for a photo.
Excavation information centre which holds exhibits from the work underway.
The fortification walls of Troy Vl with its tower and gateway entrance.
Temple of Athena – the focal point of a great annual festival in honour of the
goddess Athena.
Schliemann’s trench – the discoverer of Troy?
The entrance ramp to Troy ll.
The sanctuary – an important religious centre of its time.
The odeon – intended for the presentation of musical performances.
Current excavations in progress.
