From Ancient Myths to Coastal Beauty

Step into history as you explore the legendary city of Troy, the grand ruins of Ephesus, and the surreal travertines of Pamukkale. With an optional transfer to Istanbul, Antalya, Bodrum or Fethiye. This journey offers an unforgettable mix of ancient wonders and scenic landscapes.

DAY 1 Troy and Kusadasi
Today, you will pic-up from your hotel and board the bus for a scenic drive to Troy. Your tour typically starts around 09:00.
 
Highlights of the day:
Troy: Explore the ruins of the ancient city that is the subject of Homer’s Iliad, including the famous wooden horse.

After visiting Troy, you will continue your journey to Kusadasi. On arrival, check-in at your hotel and enjoy the evening at leisure.
 
Overnight: Kusadasi

HOTEL INFO
Suhan Seaport Hotel

Suhan Seaport Hotel is located just 500 meters from Kusadasi city center and offers its guests a comfortable stay with 80 well-appointed rooms. The hotel features the Suhan Seap..
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DAY 2 Ephesus and Pamukkale
Prepare to embark on a truly unforgettable journey through the annals of history as you join our Ephesus Tour, a voyage that will transport you back in time.
At Ephesus, you’ll have the incredible opportunity to discover the mesmerizing ruins of an ancient city that stands today as one of the most remarkably well-preserved in the world.
 
Highlights of the day:
Library of Celsus: Admire the impressive facade of the ancient library, one of the most iconic structures in Ephesus.
Temple of Hadrian: Explore the grand temple dedicated to the Roman emperor Hadrian and marvel at its well-preserved columns and intricate reliefs.
Terrace Houses (optional): Step into the lavish residential complex known as the Terrace Houses, where the affluent residents of Ephesus once lived.
Hercules Gate: Pass through this monumental gateway, adorned with detailed sculptures depicting the legendary hero.
Grand Theatre: Witness the magnificent theater that once accommodated up to 25,000 spectators and still hosts performances to this day.
The Snake Cult of Asklepios: Learn about the fascinating ancient cult that worshipped Asklepios, the god of healing, and see the remnants of the temple dedicated to him.
Herm (Marker) of Hermes: Discover the ancient markers that served as guides and boundary stones in the city.
Artemission: Visit the site where the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, once stood.
Stone-carving of the goddess Nike: Admire the intricate stone-carving depicting the goddess Nike, the winged victory.
Fountain of Trajan: See the well-preserved ruins of the monumental fountain built in honor of Emperor Trajan.
House of Virgin Mary (optional): Conclude the tour with a visit to the House of Virgin Mary, believed to be the final resting place of the Virgin Mary. 
In the afternoon, travel to Pamukkale to witness the stunning white terraces formed by calcium deposits. You will also visit the ancient city of Hierapolis.
Overnight in Pamukkale

HOTEL INFO
Adempira Termal & Spa Hotel

Adempira Termal & Spa Hotel, where you can effectively benefit from the thermal water coming from Pamukkale hot springs, you can have the opportunity to relax and rejuvenate..
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DAY 3 Pamukkale Tour & Departure (Optional)

Today you will “hotel check-out” and discover Pamukkale

On the last day, your tour typically start around 09:30.
Highlights of the tour include:
Hierapolis: Visit the Necropolis, the Theatre, and the fascinating Cleopatra Pool (Swimming at the Cleopatra Pool requires an admission charge).
Pamukkale: The highlight of the day will be the famous travertines of Pamukkale, a natural wonder with terraces of dazzling white mineral-rich pools. Take in the breathtaking views and enjoy the unique experience of walking on the cotton-like formations. 
Pamukkale Naturel Lake: You will also have the opportunity to visit Pamukkale Naturel Lake and Park, adding to the beauty of the area.

After the tour, you can be transferred to Istanbul, Fethiye, Antalya or Bodrum and this is optional you can select in the booking form. Otherwise end of services in Pamukkale.