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2 Day Ephesus and Pamukkale Mini Break

2 Day Ephesus and Pamukkale Mini Break

from€ 350

Day 1: Early morning pick up from your hotel and transfer to Istanbul airport. Take your flight for Izmir, followed by a transfer to Selcuk.
Here you will meet your tour group and start your Ephesus day tour. Visit the ruins of the Temple of Artemis, one of the seven ancient…

Gallipoli Day Tour

Gallipoli Day Tour

from€ 80

WW1 Battle of Gallipoli Tour from Istanbul

Early morning pick up from your hotel. You will drive to the Gallipoli peninsular stopping along the way around Tekırdağ. You will have lunch in Eceabat before enjoy your afternoon tour of the battlefields. During the afternoon you will…

Aphrodisias Day Tour

Aphrodisias Day Tour

from€ 45

You will be picked you up from your hotel or the bus station and start the 1,5 hour drive for Aphrodisias. Aprodisias is one of the oldest sacred sites in Turkey. Dedicated to the ancient Mother Goddess and then the Greek goddess Aphrodite, it was the site of the magnificent Temple of Aphrodite and…

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ATV Adventure

ATV Adventure

from€ 30

A way of looking at Cappadocia that you have never seen before!!
ATV (quad bike) excursions are an exciting and fun way to see Cappadocia. We make sure that every excursion is memorable for all participants. We don’t mix the excursions groups so each tour is unique and you can experience…

Horse-back Riding

Horse-back Riding

from€ 40

The name Cappadocia is thought to mean ‘Land of the beautiful horses’, so it’s no wonder that a horse –back ride through the surrounding valleys is a perfect way to experience Cappadocia.
The valleys we cover for our daily rides depend on the weather conditions…

Whirling Dervish Ceremony

Whirling Dervish Ceremony

from€ 30

Sema (Whirling dervishes ceremony), was founded in Konya after the death of famous poet Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi (1207 - 1273). Dervish is a term commonly used for those who follow the Sufi path; this ceremony is named so due to the spinning that the dervishes do in remembrance of God.

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