Excursão privada a Kekova, Myra e St Nicholas

Antalya Mount Tahtali paragliding with cable car and transfer

Experience the thrill of paragliding over Antalya's ancient cities and Mediterranean vistas. Ride the aerial tramway at Tahtali Mountain for an unforgettable adventure.

Cappadocia overnight tour with flights

Cappadocia is a magical world of cones and pinnacles created by ancient volcanic eruptions, wind and water. And, on this two-day trip, you'll see all sides of it. Fly from Antalya to explore must-sees like Baglidere Love Valley, the rock-carved Uchisar Castle and Guvercinlik Pigeon Valley, all offering wow-worthy views. You'll enjoy a regional lunch, join a handicraft workshop and visit an underground city. After an overnight stay, you can choose an optional hot air balloon ride or join a balloon-watching tour to see the balloons rise with the sun.

Turistalya Istanbul tour with flights included

The early start is worth it when you get to spend the day in this fascinating metropolis on the Bosphorus Strait – the only city in the world located on two continents. You'll catch an early-morning flight to Turkey's largest city and spend a day exploring its rich heritage. You'll have the chance to visit the Blue Mosque, the Topkapi Palace and Galata Bridge. There's also the option of taking a cruise on the Bosporus and having dinner by the Galata Bridge before heading back to the airport.

Karacaören Lake and Kursunlu Waterfall with shopping tour

Wild landscapes, waterfalls and Turkish traditions. This tour kicks off at a jewellery centre to bag a bargain on gold and silver. And after a trip to the thundering Kurşunlu Waterfall, there's a boat trip on the shimmering Lake Karacaören.We'll warm up with a real Turkish pastime – shopping. Start at a jewellery centre, where you'll have around an hour to eye up trays of shiny gold and silver, learn about Turkish gold or even order a personalized piece. As the expert jewellers present their dazzling items, remember to haggle for the best price. And if shopping isn't on your agenda, a polite decline will do just fine.Hop in an off-road minibus and there's a trip to Kurşunlu falls, one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in Turkey. Next, it's on to one of Turkey's top beauty spots – Lake Karacaören. Hop on an eco-friendly electric boat and glide across the water, soaking in the views of its mountainous surrounds. Drop anchor, and you can cool off with a few swims before heading back to base.

Pamukkale sunrise hot air balloon experience and Hierapolis visit from Antalya

Pamukkale is spectacular seen from the ground – but even better with bird's eye views. See one of Turkey's top natural treasures from above with this hot air balloon experience. You'll need to rise and shine well before sunrise, but it's all worth it as you soar over the cotton-white calcium terraces, making memories that'll last long after you leave. After your hot air balloon ride, you'll then get an even closer look during a visit to Hierapolis on foot, where you'll have some free time to wander around its UNESCO-listed landmarks. You won't want to miss the amphitheatre or the necropolis – in its heyday, the former could seat up to 15,000 people.

Kemer Private Boat Cruise

There's nothing quite like a Turkish cruise to get you in the holiday mood. And with a maximum of just six passengers, this one guarantees a day of relaxing in style. Soak up the sun on deck as we cruise the coastline of Kemer Bay and enjoy two refreshing swim stops, lunch on board and all local drinks included.

Private Perge & Aspendos Tour

Travel back in time to the days of togas and chariots with this private half-day tour to the ancient sites of Perga and Aspendos. Among the attractions you'll discover is perhaps the best-preserved Roman theatre of all.First on the history hitlist is the classical city of Perga. This once-bustling Roman port was founded around 1300 BC and the first stop for St Paul on his missionary journeys around the Mediterranean. Take a guided tour, stepping through the triumphal Roman gate to admire the ruined temples, marketplace and fountains. On the column-lined main street, you can even see the grooves in the flagstones created by chariot wheels. There's also a 12,000-seater stadium and the remnants of a Bronze Age acropolis.Next, we go to Aspendos to see one of the best-preserved theatres from antiquity. Built 2,000 years ago into a steep hillside and big enough for 15,000 spectators, its perfect acoustics mean that it's still used for operas and concerts today.

Private Phaselis & Tahtali Mountain Tour

On this private tour, you'll visit the ancient city of Phaselis, located on the Lycia coastline. There's also free time to visit the beach. Next, you'll ride through the clouds to the summit of Mount Tahtali on one of the longest cable car rides in the world. At the top – 2,365m above sea level – you'll have plenty of time to soak up 360-degree panoramas.After pick-up from your hotel, you'll travel to the ancient Greek and Roman city of Phaselis. Located on the Lycia coastline, there's free time to visit the beach before walking among the ruins of former shops and the main street. You can spot the Bey Mountains National Park in the distance – your next destination.You'll get there on one of the longest cable car rides in the world, which rises high over the Turkish Riviera to the summit of Mount Tahtali. At the top, there's plenty of time to snap some standout selfies from the 360-degree viewing platforms, before sitting down to lunch with a side-order of spectacular scenery.

Private boat tour to Kekova’s sunken city and Myra ruins

Authentic cuisine, a lost city and Santa – this trip offers an eclectic mix of attractions. You'll glide along the coast to Kekova island and its sunken town, then visit the church of St Nicholas and the ancient city of Myra. Ahmet, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The highlight of the day for me has to be the ruined Lycian city of Myra. The rock-cut friezes carved with theatrical masks and the stacked tombs hewn into the cliffs are a unique sight. It still takes my breath away that parts of this site are thought to be around 2,500 years old.'Proceedings get under way with a scenic drive with a comfort stop at the Sahin Hill in Kumluca. Next, sail to Kekova island, a protected area famed for its underwater ruins. These are the relics of the ancient town of Simena, partially submerged by an earthquake in the 2nd century. There's time for a swim in the warmer months – the water is clear and inviting – it would be difficult to resist a dip in the sea. But if the weather doesn't permit a boat trip, there's a visit to the fascinating Demre museum instead.After a tasty lunch of typical dishes freshly prepared in a local restaurant, it's time to visit the Church of St Nicholas, who's better known today as Santa Claus. Finally, you'll have time to tour the site of the ancient city of Myra to explore the well-preserved amphitheatre and see the intricately carved rock tombs, high in the cliff face.

Pamukkale, Hierapolis and Lake Salda private tour

This private tour takes you to Pamukkale, which means ‘cotton castle' in Turkish – and you'll see why as soon as you set eyes upon its magical landscape. Heading deep into the Anatolian countryside, you'll also visit ancient Hierapolis, Lake Salda. As with all our tours, we use expert local guides who know the area inside out. Muzaffer, one of the guides, says, ‘I've got a lot of interesting things to tell on this tour that you won't hear anywhere else.'Leaving Antalya early in the morning, you'll arrive at Lake Salda Lake after a few hours' scenic drive. It's been compared to the Maldives for its long white beaches and multi-toned blue waters. You'll have free time to take some photos of this otherworldly spot. And this is just a taster for what's to come in the afternoon.Next, we'll head to Pamukkale for lunch. After your meal, admire of the bright white calcite terraces – they look like icy stalactites dripping from pools of sky-blue water. At the top of these travertines is Hierapolis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through the Byzantine Gate and marvel at the ruins as you stroll towards the vast bowl-shaped theatre. It's an epic scene. Dinner in a forest restaurant on the way back is included. What's more, for every sale of this experience, there's a donation to CYDD, a charity that helps in the education of underprivileged children in Turkey.