If you wish to chill and explore the hidden beauties of the Aegean Coast of Kusadasi come on board with us!
The boat unberths from the port around 10.00 am and the tour starts! The boat is designed as gulet and if you wish can do sunbath on the top deck or enjoy the crystal clear bays on the bottom deck. During the stops at the crystal clear powder sand beaches of Aegean Coast let the sea freshen you up. Join the dance parties and happy hours or you can chill on the top deck.
Furthermore, while you are drinking and enjoying the moment you do not need to think about your needs because they already been thought. On the boat, there are clean toilets for both ladies and gentlemen and places for a shower with fresh water. While you enjoy the moment our master chefs will be in a rush to appease your hunger with delicious open buffet.
Tour ends approx 16.00 and you will be transferred back to your hotel with unforgettable memories.
Once the commercial centre of the ancient world, a visit to Ephesus is a highlight of any visit to Turkey.
The city, whose wealth and patronage supported its splendid architectural program, was dedicated to the goddess Artemis. Today, it is one of the best-preserved antique cities.
The great theatrewith a capacity of 24,000 people and the CelcusLibraryare just some of the features that draw people here along with Hadrian's Templeand many other wells preserved and restored ruins. It is recorded that St John brought the Virgin Mary to Ephesus and that she spent her last days in a small house on Mt Koressos nearby. This is now a popular place of pilgrimage and has received official sanctification from the Vatican.
After visiting Ephesus and the House of the Virgin Mary, the tour stops off atIsa Bey Mosque. Constructed in the 14th century, this impressive mosque which was planned on the Great Mosque of Damascus, is situated on the outskirts of Selcuk.
Your trip will start with a pick-up from your hotel in Kusadasi.
Meet your guide and drive to Pamukkale, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Also known as Cotton Castle in Turkish, this is a natural wonder to behold. The rock formations contain hot springs with terraces of carbonate minerals, which you can bathe in. If you feel like it, you can take a dip in one of the many pools or simply admire their unique beauty and be sure to take some photos.
From Pamukkale, travel to the ancient city of Hierapolis, where you can visit the Roman Amphitheatre, an authentic historical centre, the Basilica of St Philip, the Necropolis and Cleopatra's Pool (ticket not included).
Refuel with a delicious buffet lunch before the return journey to Kusadasi.
Let's join us for unforgettable experience in world famous aquapark. enjoy specially designed water slides. Aqua Fantasy Aquapark,the number one aquapark of Turkey, was designed and built by NBGS, the famous aquapark equipment producer in Texas, USA.
If it's thrills and spills, you're after, Aqua Fantasy waterpark promises plenty. The biggest of its kind in Turkey, there are slides, rides, chutes and pools for all the family.
Aqua Fantasy waterpark will keep everyone happy. Daredevils can plunge down the Black Hole Tunnel, spin 'round the Space Bowl or take the ultimate white-knuckle experience on the X-Treme, a super-steep slide that shoots you down at heart-thumping speed.
Little ones can make a beeline for the mini-fountains and chutes of the kids' pool while all the family can enjoy the more relaxing side of the park. There's an enormous wave pool, a hot tub area and even a Disney-style castle.
What's more, with a range of restaurants, a swim-up bar and plenty of sunbeds for you to top up your tan, you're in for a great family day out.
We'll pick you up at the lodging in Kusadasi and take to the visit begin point which is fair 20 minutes absent.
After a brief training, your important off-street experience will begin. All bicycles are safe and simple to drive. No permit, no uncommon aptitudes are required.
You'll be able to start your bike slowly or make it drive quick. Quad safari implies 90 minutes of extraordinary fun and unadulterated adrenaline.
You'll pass sloppy streams and get damp and dirty. You can expand your aptitudes driving up and down the small slopes.
Make your claim off-street involvement or take after the caravan of the other quads.
The guests will be greeted on the Kusadasi pier depending on your cruise arrival by an expert guide who will be holding a sign with the guests' names, for departure by air-conditioned private vehicle to the remarkable Greco-Roman archaeological site of ancient Ephesus. Dating back to the 11th century BC, it has been painstakingly excavated and restored to be one of the world's most fascinating ancient sites today.
Ephesus Ancient City
You will start your tour here, dating back to the 11th century B.C., it has been painstakingly excavated and restored and is one of the world's most fascinating sites of antiquity. Ephesus flourished as a prominent city and seaport between 600 B.C. and 500 A.D. You will begin our private walking tour along Royal Road also known as the Arcadian Way, a 4th-century white marble chariot thoroughfare whose most striking sight is the two-story Library of Celsus.
Virgin Mary
In addition to the historic monuments, their excursion will also include a visit to the House of the Virgin Mary, a lovely little chapel set in the hills behind Ephesus believed by some to be the site of Mary's last home.
Following the tour, there is the option of returning to the ship by approximately 4 pm or spending time in Kusadasi for independent shopping.
Basilica of St John
The monumental basilica was in the shape of a cross and was covered with six domes. Its construction, being of stone and brick, is an extremely rare find amongst the architecture of its time. Raised by two steps and covered with marble, the tomb of St John was under the central dome, that was once carried by the four columns at the corners. The columns in the courtyard reveal the monograms of Emperor Justinian and his wife Theodora. Constructed in the 5th century AD, the baptistery is north of the nave, with its keyhole shape. Rampart walls around the church were constructed for protection from the Arabian attracts in the 7th- 8th centuries AD. The impressive 10th-century AD frescoes representing St John, Jesus, and a Saint, ornament the chapel. With the invasion of Turks, the chapel was used as a mosque in the 14th century; unfortunately, the Basilica of Saint John became unusable due to a serious earthquake in the same century.
Temple of Artemis
The Temple of Artemis, or Artemision, was originally known as the Temple of Diana and was a Greek temple dedicated to the goddess Artemis. The ruins of the temple are located in Ephesus. The ancient city of Ephesus is one of the oldest structures in the world that can survive with the least deterioration rate. One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the temple was completely rebuilt three times before its final destruction in 401 AD.
Sirince Village
Its traditional Ottoman houses probably date from the 19th century rather than the 15th, but are nevertheless very picturesque amid the winding lanes and overhanging vines. Despite being fairly busy during the daytime, Sirince is quiet and sleepy in the mornings and evenings and is a lovely place to relax.
The area is known for its olive oil, fruit, and wine production, and it's possible to visit a vineyard or olive oil factory or go walking in the countryside from Sirince.
