Itinerary
- Road to Pamukkale: As you make your way to Pamukkale, you'll have the opportunity to soak in the picturesque landscapes of typical Turkish towns and villages, as well as the breathtaking natural beauty of Turkey. Your guide will enlighten you about Turkey's history, culture, and lifestyle, providing a deeper understanding of the country's unique character and charm. We'll also make a stop where you can enjoy your lunch box, which we advise you to take with you from the hotel (order the day before departure at the reception). On the way, we'll also visit a center for Turkish delights and a wine cellar. In addition, there will be a sanitary stop provided.
- Hierapolis & Pamukkale: You will have the chance to stroll along the antique resort city Hierapolis.
The resort Hierapolis used to be there, it was repeatedly visited by the Roman emperors. Among all the landmarks, the residues of the Roman streets, the Apollo temple, Plutonium, the Roman thermal baths, the amphitheater and the biggest Turkish necropolis have survived to these days.
Before visiting this place you will have a good lunch so that you have a lot of energy to explore everything. - Pamukkale: People say “The one, who doesn’t visit Pamukkale, doesn’t visit Turkey.” And it’s hard to argue with this statement.
It is a unique nature phenomenon! It is the thermal resort, formed a couple of thousands years ago. The calcium-rich water flew down the hillside and created pearly white terraces and small pools.
The healing powers of these waters were famous from the ancient times. It is recommended to use the hot springs for treating such diseases like nervous disorders, rheumatism, eyes and skin diseases, indigestion etc. In translation from Turkish, the word “Pamukkale” means “the cotton castle”.
In Pamukkale you can bathe in the pearly white travertines and take the bright photos “in the snow” or “in the salt”, as tourists call this place. - Cleopatra Pools: You can also bathe in the Kleopatra Pool! It is the thermal pool with the mineral water where the temperature is +36ºC in winter and in summer. It cures huge number of diseases and brings lots of bright emotions!
- Salda Golu: The last point of your trip will be the incredible Salda Lake. It is the crater water body of a volcanic origin and the deepest freshwater lake in Turkey. White sand and crystal bright-blue water are the reason why this lake is called “the Turkish Maldives”. Enjoy the authentic wild nature, sunbathe and swim in the waters of this paradise place!
- Alanya: After a day full of adventures and discoveries, we'll have dinner before heading back towards your hotel with sanitary stops along the way.
Includes
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Licensed Tourist Guide
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Entrance tickets on the Pamukkale travertine and bathing there
- The authentic city Hierapolis
- Drinks
- The Kleopatra Pool, if desired (~€ 13)
Details
You have the unique opportunity to see two natural wonders in one day. They are Salda Lake, which is already called "the Turkish Maldives," and Pamukkale, the non-official eighth world wonder, which is also listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Monuments.
This is an extensive sightseeing tour with a professional tour guide, without shopping. With entrance tickets to the Pamukkale travertine, Hierapolis city, and Salda Lake included. The tour also includes lunch and dinner.
Visit this famous place with us, and you will not regret it!
This is an extensive sightseeing tour with a professional tour guide, without shopping. With entrance tickets to the Pamukkale travertine, Hierapolis city, and Salda Lake included. The tour also includes lunch and dinner.
Visit this famous place with us, and you will not regret it!
Know Before You Go
- Service animals allowed
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- The total duration of the tour is 16 hours and the remaining hours is for travel time.
