A visit to Ephesus ancient city is an absolute must whilst you are in Turkey. The ancient city of Ephesus was visited and patronised by Alexander the Great in 334 BC because of its importance as one of the Seven Wonders of the World is Artemis' Temple, the Greek Goddess of Moon and Hunting. 
Over the following centuries it passed through various hands, reaching its peak under the control of the Romans, who built it up to become their Asian capitel. The silting of its harbout in the 3rd century spelled its end and over time the city became completely covered over until 1869 when it was discovered by a British archeologist. Even now the city is still being excavated and experts say that 75 percent of the city still remains buried. The amphitheathre in Ephesus is one of the worlds biggest, which held up to 25 000 people. Other impressive sites at Ephesus includes The LAtrines, The Temple of Hadrian, Celcus Library and The House of Love.

Also available Ephesus half day with Virgin Mary House in the afternoon.

Program
Ancient city of Ephesus
Ceramic Fabric 
Leather

What is included
guiding, entrance fees, insurance

Customer should take
hat, comfy shoes, camera, sun cream, money for personal spending

The Kusadasi Gulf offers all visitors a great opportunity for sailing, swimming and relaxation. The gulf can provide a whole vacation in itself with many large naturel bays and numerous coves and inlets. The boat trips are the best way to achieve a perfect tan whilst enjoying the beautiful dramatic Turkish coasts.
We have boat tours thoughout the week with an active fun and a quiet relaxing day. The whole area has excellent moorings and scuba divers will be particularly interested in exploring these waters. Visit 3 different area bays, swim from the boat or explore the beaches. Have a lunch on board the boat.

Program
pick up from hotels
arrive to harbour
get on boat 
visit 3 different area

What is included
transfer
guiding
lunch
unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks

Customer should take
swimwear, towel, sun cream, camera

This extraordinary day trip to Kusadasi allows you to explore the Aegean coast, away from the usual tourist routes. You will travel through forests, mountains, and lakes, with free time to swim at the beach. Throughout the day, you will make several stops to capture photos of the region’s stunning natural landscapes.

Programme:
Pick-up from your hotel
Meet the other participants at the meeting point
Nature excursion through the green hills
Swimming break
Return to the hotel

Duration: Full day
Included: Transfers, guide services, lunch, insurance
Recommendations: Hat, comfortable shoes, camera, sunscreen, towel, sunglasses, light jacket in case of wind
 

The day begins with the pick-up from your hotel, followed by a visit to the local market in Kusadasi, where a wide variety of clothing is available at attractive prices. Even if you don’t wish to buy anything, you can use the free time to take a leisurely stroll, admire the colourful stalls, and soak up the vibrant oriental atmosphere.
Next, you will continue to Değirmen Park to visit the renowned olive oil museum, where you can learn about the history of olive oil from ancient times to the present day. The museum also houses a unique collection of ancient tools and machines.
A lunch made from organic products will be served afterwards, including a starter, main course, and dessert, accompanied by a glass of organic wine for adults or organic fruit juice for children.
In the afternoon, there will be free time to enjoy the activities available at the park before returning to the hotel.

Programme 
Pick-up from your hotel
Local market
Olive oil museum
Lunch
Free time in Degirmen
Return to the hotel

Duration: Full day
Included: Transport, guide services, lunch, museum admission

Pamukkale, a three-hour drive from Kuşadası, is one of Turkey’s most extraordinary natural wonders. The site’s main attraction is an impressive white cliff featuring curved pools and frozen waterfalls, appearing as if sculpted from snow, clouds, or cotton.
The stunning travertine formations have been shaped by the action of mineral springs rich in calcium oxides. These mineral-rich waters have flowed over multiple terrace levels, creating solidified waterfalls that dazzle with their brilliance and change colour with the sunlight.
Another must-see site is the ancient city of Hierapolis, founded in 190 BC by Eumenes II, King of Pergamon. The city reached its peak during the 2nd and 3rd centuries as a prominent Roman spa centre.
Visitors can also swim in Cleopatra’s sacred pool (at an additional cost), where the ruins of the Temple of Apollo are located. This pool, said to be the source of Pamukkale’s white terraces, is believed to have contributed to Cleopatra’s legendary beauty.

Programme
Departure from Kuşadası
Visit to the ancient city of Hierapolis
Free time in Pamukkale (to see the terraces and bathe in Cleopatra's pool) 
Lunch in a restaurant 
Return to Kuşadası

Included: Transport, guide services, lunch, entrance fees, insurance

Additional extras: Access to the Cleopatra’s pool and drinks

Samos was originally part of the coast of Asia Minor but separated from the mainland following enormous geological upheavals. Legend has it that the island was the birthplace of the goddess Hera. The Ionians colonised Samos around the first millennium BC, and it was later inhabited by the Carians and Pelasgians. The island reached its peak in the 6th century BC and was subsequently ruled by the Persians during the Persian Wars, before becoming a member of the Athenian Confederacy.

Programme
Pick-up from your hotel
Arrival at the port
Passport control
Boarding the ferry
Arrival in Samos, free time
Return to the port
Return to the hotel

Duration: Full day 
Included: Transfer, ferry ticket, port taxes, insurance
Passport required.
Recommendations: Money for personal expenses, hat, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, swimsuit, towel, camera

This excursion takes you to the largest open-air market in Selçuk, the neighbouring town, where you’ll have the chance to haggle with vendors and pick up bargains to take home as souvenirs. You will also visit a leather shop, explore the train museum in Çamlık, and stop for lunch.

Programme
Departure from Kusadasi
Free time at the Selçuk market
Arrival at the leather shop
Lunch
Visit to the train museum
Return to the hotel

Duration: Full day
Included: Guide services, insurance, transport, lunch, entrance fees

The old Greek town of Şirince lies about 9 kilometres from Selçuk and is surrounded by vineyards and orchards. Following the population exchange in 1924 after the Greco-Turkish War, the original Greek inhabitants left, and the current villagers arrived from the Thessaloniki area.
Today, the village represents a perfect blend of Turkish and Greek culture from the 1920s. After the War of Independence, the typical Greek houses retained their original external features, while their interiors were redesigned according to local customs. The visit concludes with a stop at the Galata Gold Centre.

Programme
Departure from Kuşadası
Visit to the village of Şirince (and the Orthodox church)
Free time in the village centre
Arrival at the Gold Centre
Return to the hotel

Included: Guide services, insurance, transport