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Daily Tour
21 people
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Tour Style: Group | Language: English | Departure: Bodrum
Discover Turkey’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites on this unforgettable 2-day tour from Bodrum. Marvel at the white calcium terraces of Pamukkale, explore the ancient ruins of Hierapolis, and walk through the legendary city of Ephesus, including its Temple of Artemis, Celsus Library, and Great Theatre. Complementing history with local culture, visit Sirince Village for traditional architecture, wine tasting, and artisan crafts.
Pamukkale & Hierapolis: Walk along dazzling white travertine terraces, swim in natural thermal springs, and explore ancient Roman ruins.
Ephesus Ancient City: Guided tour of one of the best-preserved Greco-Roman cities, including Temple of Hadrian, Roman Baths, Celsus Library, and Great Theatre.
Basilica of St. John: Visit the historic site where St. John is believed to have spent his last days.
Sirince Village: Discover traditional Anatolian Greek-style houses, taste local fruit wines, and explore artisan workshops and leather production centers.
07:00–07:30: Pick-up from your Bodrum hotel.
Travel to Pamukkale. Check-in at hotel around 12:00.
Lunch (12:00–13:30) at a local restaurant.
Guided visit to Pamukkale terraces and Hierapolis ruins. Optional swim in natural thermal pools.
Overnight: Pamukkale | Meals: Lunch + Dinner
08:00–09:30: Pick-up from hotel. Final timing confirmed by your guide.
Full-day guided tour of Ephesus, including Temple of Artemis, Curetes Street, Roman Baths, Celsus Library, and Grand Theatre.
Lunch around 13:00.
Afternoon visit to Sirince Village: explore vineyards, learn traditional fruit wine-making, and shop for local crafts at leather production centers.
Return transfer to Bodrum in the evening.
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch
✔ Accommodation
✔ Professional English-speaking guide
✔ Meals as listed in the itinerary
✔ All transportation during tours
✔ Entrance fees to listed sites
✔ Hygiene & safety protocols
✖ Flights to/from Bodrum
✖ Travel insurance
✖ Personal expenses and optional activities
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