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Transfer from the Hotel to the Buggy Safari base. After a briefing about the vehicles, the route and safety rules you'll make a test drive. Now you're ready to head for your exciting fun-filled drive, off the beaten tracks, by following dusty paths and crossing creeks.
There will be two short stops during the tour for taking pictures. Back at the base you'll get the opportunity to change your clothes and refresh yourself before you will return to your hotel.
A boat trip to a pretty fishing village is on the cards today, followed by a shopping trip to its market. From Marmaris harbour, you’ll sail over to Turunc. This sleepy village edges a horseshoe-shaped bay of glass-like water, and is backed by pine-clad mountains. And, although there are restaurants and a few hotels lined up along the shore, there’s plenty in the way of its old-world charm. Mooring at Turunc, the day begins with a beach break so you can dip into the Mediterranean Sea or relax on the Blue Flag-awarded stretch of shingle and sand. Later, it’s on to the village’s market, where you’ll have some free time to barter with the vendors that flog everything from ceramics and spices, to leather goods and jewellery. Plus, of course, no Turkish market is complete without the obligatory knock-off designer stands.
Discover why Antalya is one of the most popular destinations in Turkey. Visit its most magical sights, including the Düden waterfalls to its in-depth, rich history followed by a stroll through the city and the ancient ports.
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Don’t miss out on the best wonders of the region: the Düden waterfalls.
* Walk the narrow streets of the old town!
* Includes admissions to the Antalya museum of Archeology, one of the most popular museums in the country
Start the day with a visit to one of the most important attractions in Antalya: the Düden waterfalls. This marvelous, natural phenomenon originates in the Taurus Mountains and reaches its peak when it crosses paths with the waters of the Mediterranean through a rocky cliff. Admire this natural beauty and take the opportunity to take outstanding pictures.
Then another surprise awaits you as we visit the intersting Sandland, a large exhibition of sand sculptures. Admire the amazing creations from all around the world before venturing through the streets of Kaleiçi, the culturally pleasing old town. The narrow streets of this historical district paint out the original layout and are filled with small shops and bars. Enjoy a unique atmosphere and then head to the picturesque old port where you have enough time to explore the surroundings.
Finally, visit the Archeology Museum of Antalya, one of the finest museums in Turkey. End the day with a new perspective of the local history. Among the exhibits you will encounter artifacts from cultures that have left their mark on the city; from jewellery to coins to weapons to fossils and statues of Gods. This really is an interesting place and holds a little bit of history for everyone to enjoy.
Our guide will meet you in the hotel and we will start our tour just before sunrise (pick-up time will be advised one day before). We start our tour by trekking down through Meskendir Valley to Red and Rose Valley; you may see colourful hot-air balloons floating in the sky.
There are many different types of flowers in summer in the valley and you will see various, strange rock formations, some like fairy chimneys as well as old houses carved out of the rocks.
We will also visit some churches which date from the 4th century AD and were carved out of the rock formations, some with still visible, beautiful frescoes. Our finish point is in Cavusin Village, where we will have a local, tasty Cappadocian breakfast before you are dropped off at your hotel.
Under conservation by the Turkish Government, Cleopatra Island is famous for the fine, white sand which covers its’ beaches and is part of a small group of islands in the beautiful Bay of Gokova. Sailing from Marmaris at 10am, the boat cruise island-hops throughout the day with swimming breaks and free time to enjoy the turquoise waters, lie back and read a good book or top-up a tan.
A tasty lunch is served on Feneri Island before moving on to Cleopatra Island which along with beautiful, sandy beaches has ancient ruins to explore, including an amphitheater and also a rocky and pine tree covered shore.
Göreme which have the old names of Korama, Matiana and Maccan is 10 km far away from the center of Nevsehir province. located among the “fairy chimney” rock formations, is a town in CappadociaThe valley created from volcanic rocks is famous with the chimney rocks resulting from the erosion made by the natural factors to these rocks and with the historical richness. It has been an important religious place together with the intensive emigration of the first Christians escaping from the pressure of the Roman soldiers.
You will see it’s magnificient Valley Scenery Views of Swords Valley, Love Valley, Red Valley. Take great pictures and share with millions. The formation of fairy chimneys continues, clearly as in Red Valley Mountain and Zelve Mountain.
Now visit the Göreme Open Air Museum where you can see several churches built into caves by Christians between the 10th and 13th centuries. In the museum you have a chance to visit several different churches and chapels: Sakli Church, Kilislar Churh, St Basil Church, Yilanli (Onuphrius) Church, St Catherine’s Chapel and Çarikli (Sandal) Church and the monks’ refectory, tombs, cellars andlarders.
Start this fantastic tour visiting the Pigeon Valley, that has become quite popular with hikers. It is known by many names (Valley of the Pigeon Lofts, Dovecote Valley, Pigeon Valley) but they all refer to the thousands of pigeon houses that have been carved into the soft tufa since ancient times. You can admire the multicoloured rock formations of the famous Pigeon Valley, and Uchisar’s picturesque fairy chimneys. Take great pictures and enjoy.
CAPPADOCIA Love Valley is a real place just outside of the city GÖREME in Turkey ‘s Cappadocia region. Standing erect between the Goreme open air museum and the town of Goreme, one finds this valley of the Super-sized Slongs. If you ‘ve got a good sense of humor and some hiking boots, you too can rummage through the underpants of this Turkish countryside. The site is free (a rarity in Turkey) and is definitely worth a peak. We all know that blue sky make for the most optimal photo, take it in stride if you have a hard gray day and stiff winds.
If you want to see a unique geological site, then this is certainly it no run of the mill vague shapes here. These structures mean business. And they weren’t made by Mother Nature having a funny five minutes these strange pinnacles are in fact eroded volcanic ash. You need to be pretty healthy to take all of this is as generally people will go for hikes around the valley rather than driving. If you are really not inclined to healthy walking then you are able at some expense to hire a hot air balloon and see the whole site from the skies.
The landscape seems foreign alien almost. You could almost expect Captain James T round a corner followed by a reptilian adversary. One can only imagine Kirk’s knowing reaction to the shapes of these rock formations. Although the landscape looks inhospitable in the extreme the soil is mineral rich. This makes it an ideal place for growing fruit and vegetables which means the whole area of Kapadokya meets a lot of Turkey’s agricultural needs. Turkish wine is on the rise in terms of reputation and Kapadokya has many vineyards and wineries quite a surprise in a Muslim nation.
in Pasabag where you can see mushroom-like fairy-chimneys with multiple caps and stems situated in the middle of a vineyard. Then walk through Pasabaglar, used to be known as Valley of Monks.
The Topkapi: Palace was the official and primary residence in the city of the Ottoman Sultans, The palace has been converted into a museum, a superb example of Ottoman architecture. There are a wide range of porcelain, robes, weapons and images of the Ottoman sultans, manuscripts, jewelry and treasures in addition to the Ottoman sultan’s thrones.
The Sultan Ahmed Mosque: or the Blue Mosque due to the blue tiles adorning the walls of its interior. The Sultan Ahmed Mosque has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Istanbul. This mosque is famous with its six minarets. Hippodrome: The ancient Hippodrome where the sport, political activities and chariot races took place. Hagia Sophia: is a former patriarchal basilica, later a mosque, now a museum. Famous in particular for its massive dome, it is considered the epitome of Byzantine architecture. It was the largest cathedral in the world for nearly a thousand years.
The tour finishes with a visit to the fascinating Grand Bazaar, home to more than 5,000 shops and a 'must-do' shopping experience.
A smartphone with 4G connection, ideal for expats, frequent visitors, or tourists so that you do not need to worry about getting your phone registered locally, or being blocked.
Connect to fast and secure 4G internet AND enjoy the city with our digital companion!
• Find your way around with GPS and maps. Avoid the hassle!
• Stay connected, check tips and reviews for local restaurants, cafes, city highlights and attractions. Stay up-to-date with what’s going on in town. Enjoy the city like a local!
• Share what’s going on as it happens! Connect to your social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) accounts and share your experience and memorable holiday photos on the go!
• Unlimited 4G internet included!
Recorre los paisajes más espectaculares de la Capadocia y contempla las famosas Chimeneas de Hadas y atraviesa el valle de las Palomas, el Museo Göreme Open Air, y los pueblos de Çavusin village, Avanos y Ürgüp antes de terminar en la “Cumbre de la Capadocia”.
Antes de visitar el Museo Göreme Open Air, pasaremos por deslumbrantes paisajes al viajar por el valle de las Palomas y las montañas cercanas a Göreme. Es uno de los sitios declarados Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO y una visita imprescindible para admirar el arte bizantino y las iglesias y capillas esculpidas directamente en la roca. En Çavusin pararemos a ver una de las Iglesias incrustadas en la montaña más antiguas, cuyo origen se remonta al siglo V.
Seguiremos después hasta Pasabag, donde verás las famosas Chimeneas de Hadas, unas formaciones rocosas con formas parecidas a las setas. Luego, en Avanos, comeremos y podrás comprobar la calidad de los trabajos en cerámica, por los que la zona es famosa. Luego continuaremos a través del impactante valle de Devrent, donde incluso verás una roca con forma de camello. Pasaremos por más iglesias construidas en la roca de la propia montaña en Urgup, como la espectacular Tavsanli y la iglesia de San Basilio. Aprovecha para tomar fotos inolvidables en el miradr Ortahisar Panorama, en la entrada del valle de Rojo. Terminaremos la excursión en Uçhisar, el punto más alto de Capadocia.