Make the most of your limited time in Antalya on a 7-hour group tour to the city’s natural and historical attractions. Comfortable round-trip transportation from your hotel enables you to complete the comprehensive itinerary with ease. Highlights include Duden Waterfalls, a cable car ride to Tunektepe, and a walking tour of the historic quarter. Along the way, satisfy your appetite with lunch at a typical Turkish restaurant in Kaleici.

• Get a comprehensive overview of Antalya in one day
• Have a traditional Turkish lunch during the tour
• Travel by air-conditioned transportation
• Enjoy free entrance to all visited attractions

Enjoy unparalleled views over one of western Turkey’s most beautiful natural attractions on this hot air balloon flight over Pamukkale. Whether you’ve toured the mineral terraces on foot or not, the views from the air will impress you. Float in the early morning peace for around 35 minutes while you watch the sun rise. Toast your arrival back on land with a glass of champagne.

• This is a private flight just for you and your party
• An ideal way to celebrate a special occasion or anniversary
• Champagne and breakfast will be provided
• Transfers are included

Experience architectural elegance and the arts during this privately guided sightseeing tour in Izmir. During this tour visit beautiful monuments such as the castle of Alexander the Great, the Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum and Izmir’s symbolic 98-year old Clock Tower. Top off the day with memorable views from atop Pagos Hill.

• Full Day Private Izmir City Sightseeing Tour
• Explore the historic castle of Alexander the Great
• Marvel at the views at Pagos Hill
• Discover the ancient artifacts housed in the Archeological and Ethnographic Museums
• Visit the 98-year old Clock Tower that is the Symbol of Izmir
• Transport by private vehicle

Welcome to Turkey and the Ephesus region. You arrive in the morning and will begin your tour today, starting with a tour of the Ancient city of Ephesus and some of the highlights of the region.

The Ancient city of Ephesus is one of the best-preserved ruins of a metropolis, during the height of its power, there were over 200,000 people living in the city around 3000 years ago. 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.