Start your journey and discover Türkiye’s cultural treasures with our exclusive private tour.
Begin your adventure in the vibrant metropolis of Istanbul, marvel at the captivating landscapes of Cappadocia, delve into the historical splendor of the ancient city of Ephesus, and uncover the breathtaking beauty of Pamukkale.
At the end of the tour, you will be transferred to Şanlıurfa Airport for your return flight to Istanbul. Upon arrival, a private vehicle will take you back to your hotel.
Enjoy personalized services and thoughtfully curated experiences designed to make your adventure truly unforgettable.
Our assistant will greet you at the airport and you will enjoy a private transfer to your hotel.
Overnight in İstanbul
Get picked up from the hotel by your tour guide and starts to the tour;
Hippodrome, where the horse races organized by the Roman emperors and monuments brought from different regions.
Blue Mosque, built in the 17th century, is one of the most beautiful mosques in the city.
Hagia Sophia was first built as a church in the 6th century and is now a mosque.
Topkapı Palace (Optional) is a place where 26 of the 36 sultans spent nearly 400 years with their wives, children and concubines.
Basilica Cistern is an underground cistern built in the sixth century and used as a water reservoir during the Roman Empire. It is a great place to take great photos.
Grand Bazaar was built by Sultan Mehmet right after the conquest and is the heart of İstanbul, with approximately 4 thousand shops today.
Overnight in İstanbul.
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Get picked up from the hotel by your tour guide and starts to the tour;
Bosphorus Tour, is a great opportunity for those who want to explore two continents of İstanbul at the same time.
Taksim Square and İstiklal Street, are areas where everything from nightlife to shopping, entertainment to history is intertwined.
Galata Tower (from outside), it offers panoramic views of the city. The tower is 67 meters tall and has served various purposes over the centuries, including a watchtower, a fire tower, and now a popular tourist attraction.
Spice Bazaar, is famous for its vibrant array of spices, herbs, sweets, dried fruits, and other goods. It offers a rich sensory experience and remains a popular destination for both locals and tourists.
Overnight in İstanbul
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Get picked up from the hotel by your tour guide and starts to the tour;
Süleymaniye Mosque, is a prime example of classical Ottoman architecture. It features a grand dome, elegant minarets, and intricate interior design.
Fener and Balat, are historic districts known for their colorful houses, narrow streets, and rich cultural heritage. These neighborhoods showcase a blend of Greek Orthodox and Jewish influences, reflecting their diverse pasts. Visitors can explore charming cafes, antique shops, and notable landmarks such as the Ecumenical Patriarchate and Ahrida Synagogue.
St. Stephen Church, also known as the Bulgarian Iron Church, is a unique and historic church built entirely of prefabricated cast iron elements.
Pierre Loti Panoramic, named after the French writer Pierre Loti, offers stunning views of İstanbul’s Golden Horn. The site features a traditional tea house where visitors can relax and enjoy the breathtaking scenery.
Drop back to hotel and flight to Cappadocia.
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South Kapadokya Tour, also known as the Green Tour, will give you a real sense of adventure. Exploring the unique underground settlements is an unforgettable experience, and hiking in the Red and Rose Valleys is an amazing journey.
Get picked up from your hotel by your tour guide and van to start the tour with the highlights of the Cappadocia tour;
Uçhisar Historic Castle, The highest and largest fairy chimney, once used as a watchtower.
Esentepe Göreme Panorama, A stunning panoramic viewpoint overlooking Göreme Village in the UNESCO-listed National Park.
Underground City, An underground settlement used by ancient civilizations dating back to the 15th century BC.
Pigeon Valley, A panoramic viewpoint of pigeon lofts.
Red Valley, A fascinating cave dwelling, once used as a watchtower and monastery.
Çavuşin Village, One of the oldest settlements, historically inhabited by Anatolian Greeks and Turks.
Drop back to hotel. Overnight in Kapadokya.
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Optional: A hot air balloon ride is a highly recommended activity to witness the true beauty of Kapadokya with the first light of the sun. However, this experience is subject to weather conditions and may be canceled or rescheduled accordingly. In case of cancellation, a full refund will be provided as it is beyond our control.
The North Kapadokya Tour, also known as the Red Tour, is one of the most recommended daily trips on TripAdvisor and Lonely Planet. It is famous for its natural rock formations, known as Fairy Chimneys, and highlights historical and cultural sites.
Get picked up from your hotel by your tour guide and van to start the tour with the highlights of the Cappadocia tour;
Devrent (Imagination) Valley, A valley filled with animal-shaped rock formations.
Paşabağ Valley, Stunning mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys.
Avanos Pottery Handicraft, Unique local pottery craft, dating back to the Hittite Civilization (around 3000 BC).
Love Valley, Spectacular spiral, heart-shaped rock formations.
Göreme Open-Air Museum, A monastery complex with cave dwellings and rock-cut churches.
End of tour, transfer to the airport. Fly to Ephesus. Arrive at İzmir Airport. Transfer to the hotel.
Overnight in Kuşsadası.
(Direct flights from Cappadocia to Izmir are not always available every day, so we could arrange a flight with a layover. Alternatively, a bus or private vehicle can be used.)
Pick up from the hotel for a full-day Ephesus Tour.
Ephesus Ancient City: An outstanding example of a Roman port city with a sea channel and harbor basin. It was the Hellenic Greece capital city and the capital of the Roman Empire’s province of Asia. Ephesus was economically, geographically, politically, and culturally significant. Many famous classical philosophers, such as Heraclitus, lived in Ephesus.
House of Virgin Mary: Close to the peak of Bülbül Mountain, overlooking Selçuk. After the death of Jesus Christ, Virgin Mary went to Ephesus with Saint John and lived there until her death at the age of 101. This church is an important pilgrimage center for Christians. There is also a spring believed to be healing. Popes Paul VI and Jean Paul II visited this house.
Temple of Artemis: Once the largest in the world, eclipsing even the Parthenon at Athens, and one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Only one of its original 127 columns remains. Still, it is a tranquil place with the enormous pillar giving an indication of the temple’s vast size.
Isa Bey Mosque: Built in 1375 by the order of Aydinogullari Emirate Isa Bey. It is a nice example of Seljuk Turkish architecture, located on the western side of Ayasuluk Hill, where the fortress and the church of Saint John stand.
End of tour, transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Kusadasi.
Pick up from the hotel for a full-day Ephesus Tour.
Pamukkale, A unique, magical natural wonder with dazzling white and stoned castles. The thermal waters with limestone and salt form marvelous stalactites, waterfalls, and pools. These healing warm waters have been used for therapy since Roman times. Visitors can walk in the cascading pools.
Hierapolis, Near the thermal pools, this ancient city is known for its temples and religious buildings. Located 20 km from Denizli, it was identified as a Phrygian city by ancient geographers due to its proximity to Laodicea and Tripolis.
End of tour, transfer to the airport. Fly to Istanbul. Arrive at Istanbul Airport.
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