Explore the Ephesus including all important sites with your professional tour guide in a day.

Discover the ruins of the Aegean coast of Turkey on this private tour! Take photos at the remarkable Temple of Athena in ancient Priene and discover the sacred Greek sanctuary of Didymus with its famous Temple of Apollo!

Spend an unforgettable day sightseeing and learning about the Roman Empire's archaeological, cultural, and biblical history! Enjoy Ephesus, an ancient port city built on the shores of the legendary Aegean Sea.

Archeological tour in Ephesus. Learn about Romans daily life, what they ate, drank, see their impressive buildings like temples, fountains, library, city administration hall and more.

Feel the breeze and the waves from the boat that sails forward in the sea. Visit three crystal clear bays and spend your time exploring them.

Make your first dive after the precise instructions of the skillful divers. Admire the beauty of underwater world, see colorful fish and corals. After snorkel and sunbathe on board.

A professional guide will take you in an air-conditioned van to Priene, an ancient Greek city and a member of the Ionian League. A prosperous port city in the past, it was rebuilt 3 times due to natural disasters. Priene had the central shrine of the Ionian League and a great spiritual and religious importance. Today, it features many beautiful examples of Hellenic art, as well as Bouleuterion, the Theater and the Temple of Athena that are the most important ruins to be seen there. Another remarkable location on the tour will be Miletus, the home of several famous philosophers. Once the bigges

Accompanied by a professional tour guide, you will set on the full-day tour in the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle, departing from Kusadasi sometime between 7AM and 8AM. After a 3-hour drive, you will arrive at Pamukkale, also known as Cotton Castle, a natural site in southwestern Turkey. It is well-known for its hot springs and travertines, terraces of carbonate minerals. You will walk to the natural terraces that were formed by running warm water. Its temperature is about 32 degrees, and you could choose to swim in Cleopatra's Pool for extra cost. On top of