Your journey to most popular destinations of Turkey begins with a transfer to the airport. The driver will pick you up from the hotel reception or your Airbnb location, provided parking is accessible. From there, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Denizli/Pamukkale. Upon your arrival Denizli/Cardak airport, we will meet you at this airport and then driven to Pamukkale - approx one hour from Denizli Airport.

Guests staying in Antalya can conveniently join this tour directly from their hotel with private transportation. Simply let us know that you would like the Antalya departure option when booking this tour package. At the end of the tour, you may choose to be dropped off either at your hotel in Antalya or in Istanbul, depending on your travel plans.

Guests staying in Bodrum can conveniently join this tour directly from their hotel with private transportation. Simply let us know that you would like the Bodrum departure option when booking this tour package. At the end of the tour, you may choose to be dropped off either at your hotel in Bodrum or in Istanbul, depending on your travel plans.

The highlights of Hierapolis Ancient City are Necropolis, Roman Baths, Domitian Gate, Latrina, Oil Factory, Frontinus Street, Agora, Byzantium Gate, Triton Fountain, Cathedral, Apollon Temple, Plutonium, Theater and Antique Pool. During visits to these ancient ruins, you can take some photos from the nicest corners of the Pamukkale.

After visited the Hierapolis Ancient City, you will have free time for about 60-75 minutes to explore the natural beauties of the Pamukkale, and swim at white travertines - thermal pools (or antique pool - Cleopatra’s pool with extra fee). Then meet again with your guide, start walking in the middle of travertines from up to down without shoes and socks.

You will stop at a local restaurant for your lunch. Today’s lunch is included during guided tour.

After the lunch, you will have experience traditional handcraft workshop for get lecture about the special stones/metals of Pamukkale.

Excavations here have revealed artifacts dating from 3500 BC (Late Chalcolithic) to 3000 BC (Early Bronze Age). The city’s name comes from the Seleucid king Antiochus ii, who named it for his wife Laodike in the 3rd century BC when it was thriving. Later controlled by the kings of Pergamum, it was willed to the Roman Empire, and thrived again from the 4th to 6th centuries. Its importance then numbered it among the Seven Churches of Revelation.

After your tour to Pamukkale Natural Park - Hierapolis Ancient City, you will be transferred to your hotel in Kusadasi.