Entrance Fees Included
Guided Tour
Local touch
Meal Included
Smaller Group SizeDiscover the historical, natural and cultural beauties of the world-renowned Cappadocia.
Visit the Goreme Open Air Museum - part of the UNESCO World Heritage list - and admire rock-cut churches with amazing frescoes. Churches date back to the 10th, 11th and 12th centuries representing unique examples of rock architecture and fresco techniques. You'll be amazed by the Cappadocian volcanic lunar views. You'll round off the day with a flavourful lunch in a local restaurant.
The experience complies with government regulations Areas frequented by visitors are regularly disinfected Hand sanitizers are provided for staff and visitors All gear/equipment is sanitised between use Visitors are required to bring and wear masks Guides and all other staff are required to wear masks Staff have their temperatures checked regularly Contactless payment is available for tips and extras event.safety.free-venue-mask Staff are regularly tested for COVID-19
Entrance fees
Lunch
Guided tour
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Transportation
Personal spendings
Drinks
Tips (optional)
You will be picked up from your accomodation in Cappadocia. Please leave your pickup details at check out and confirm these with the local operator after booking. You will find the contact information in the info voucher.
Just across the water from Turkey is the Greek island of Kos. Dip into the shops and boutiques in the streets behind the harbour or sip coffees in the square, admiring the huge plane tree – it's said that Hippocrates held lessons under it 2,400 years ago. And admire the sea views from the battlements of the 15th century Knights fortress. History lovers will also want to see nearby Asklepieion. One of Greece's most important classical sites, its marble temples mark where the world's first hospital once stood. Or if you fancy some R&R, take your pick of the town's beaches.
Hammams have existed in Turkey since ancient times, providing locals with a way to relax and freshen up. They're also brilliant for exfoliating your skin so you're more likely to develop a lasting tan. We'll take you to one of the best local hammams – a humid, marble-tiled room with a ‘gobektasi', a heated stone slab in the centre. Relax as the heat softens your skin, opens your pores and gets you sweating out those toxins. Alongside a steamroom, you'll be treated to a body scrub as well as a covering in soft, soapy bubbles and a face mask. After that, you'll enjoy a stone massage and a fresh fruit plate.
Book your sunset jeep safari in Cappadocia and enjoy the hidden gems of this region with a glass of wine in hand.
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Cast off on an adults-only cruise around Göcek for a day of sun, sea and snoozing. Set sail into the Aegean and you can soak up every inch of Göcek's gorgeous scenery as your skipper pilots you to some standout beauty spots. With plenty of space to top up your tan, you can relax on deck as we find the perfect place to drop anchor for a swim. Between dips in the water and catching a few rays, you can enjoy a drink or two from the open bar and fresh fruit served up by the crew. There's also a delicious lunch and dessert, followed by more time for swimming, sunbathing or snoozing in the shade.
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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.
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Experience a visit to Derinkuyu, one of the largest underground cities in the world and be amazed by the famous Ihlara Canyon history
