Instant confirmationCombine a full-day Land Rover safari with rafting in a tour from Alanya.
Ride a 4WD vehicle to start your off-road adventure from Tashayli (Tasagil) to Chardak. When you reach 984 feet (300 meters) above sea level, take a quick photo break. With all equipment, such as life jackets, helmets, and paddles included, you’re free to feel the rush of whitewater rafting 9 miles (14 kilometers) through Koprulu Canyon National Park.
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Lunch
All necessary equipment: helmet, life jacket, paddles
4x4 Jeep ride
White water rafting
Professional guide
Drinks
Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
DVD (available to purchase)
Sport shoes for rafting
Meet your guide at the lobby of your hotel or at your residence.
Want a top-notch tan whilst trying something new? Then a trip to a hammam or Turkish bath is definitely for you. Everything starts when we take you to one of the best local hammams. Change into your swimwear and wrap up in a towel. Then it's off to the hammam itself – a humid, marble-tiled room with a ‘gobektasi', a heated stone slab in the centre. Relax as the heat softens your skin and opens your pores. Next, lie on the ‘gobektasi', where you'll be treated to a body scrub followed by a head-to-toe massage in soft, soapy bubbles. And after that, you'll enjoy an all-over oil massage.
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Get a two-for-one on epic adventure with this thrilling day trip in Antalya. It all starts with a journey to Köprülü Canyon. Welcomed by the crew, you'll have a quick safety briefing and be ready to ride. Hop into your monster truck, zooming along dusty tracks and plunging through puddles as you whizz by the stunning scenery. After lunch, we'll kick things up a gear. Jump into a raft, grab a paddle to work your way down the foaming whitewater rapids of the River Köprüçay – one of the most scenic waterways in Turkey. A day bursting with adrenaline-pumping fun.
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Pamukkale means 'cotton castle' in Turkish – and you'll soon see why as you set eyes upon this magical landscape. It's a series of mountainside terraces where natural springs have solidified into snowy-white stalactites and cliffs. The effect is a winter-like wonderland of petrified tiers and pools. The Romans built a health spa here and people still flock to admire the scenery and bathe in the thermal pools. Then it's on to the ruins of ancient Hierapolis – a theatre, necropolis, temples, baths and much more After lunch, you'll have free time to poke around the site.
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All Roman ruins and great sea views, the peninsula town of Side is one of the must-sees in this corner of Turkey. An evening visit is the ideal way to combine some sightseeing, shopping and dinner. By arriving during the early evening you can check out Side's showpiece – the Temple of Apollo. And you'll see it at the best time of day – sunset. When the sun has dropped below the horizon, you'll have some free time on your own to look round. After this, you'll end your evening at a harbour-side restaurant where you can tuck into an included two-course dinner.
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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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See what life is like for the locals with a walking tour that takes you to explore real and rural Turkey – the parts that most tourists miss out on. Trek into the Anatolian countryside with an expert guide, and you'll visit a typical village, take a traditional Turkish tea break and descend into Cennet Canyon to swim in a natural pool.
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