Ephese And Pamukkale Tours
Duration: 2 days programme
Start-Finish: Wednesday-Thursday / Saturday -Sunday
Accommodation:
Date: Wednesday-Thursday / Saturday -Sunday
Min-Max Group: 2-44
Tour price:
Day 1 includes – luxury transfer from your hotel, full insurance, Ephesus entry, buffet lunch, dinner and stay in the hotel.
Day 2 includes – breakfast in the hotel, Pamukkale entry, full insurance and luxury return transfer to your hotel.
If you can’t decide between these amazing trips, why not combine 2 into 1 trip.
You will leave early from your hotel and travel to Ephesus. Day 1 will be spent visiting Ephesus with your group and a professional guide. After that you will travel to the region of Pamukkale and stay overnight in a hotel at the mountains base. The second day you will visit Pamukkale and then travel back to Bodrum.
A visit to Ephesus which was once the commercial centre of the ancient world, now the largest classical archeological site in the world, is a highlight of any visit to Turkey.
The city with its splendid architectural program was dedicated to the goddess Artemis whose temple was once considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
You will perceive the ancient life while you are strolling along the marble streets and visiting the Odeon, the Agora, the Temple of Hadrian, the Monumental Fountains, the Roman Baths, the Library of Celsius and the Great Amphitheatre.
Pamukkale (Cotton Castle) is a magical and spectacular natural site unique in the world situated by the ruins of sacred Hierapolis ancient city. Pamukkale is a fairyland of dazzling white pertified castles. Calcium rich thermal spring waters at a temperature of 35oC running off the plateau’s edge for millions of years have created the fantastic formation of stalactites, cataracts and basins.
Relax in the hot springs that have been used since Roman times for their therapeutic powers or swim in the modern pools filled with warm, soothing thermal waters.
The Ephesus and Pamukkale Tour are combined here with an overnight stay in Pamukkale.
