2- Güvercin Ada Fortress, also known as Pigeon Island, is one of the most iconic landmarks in Kuşadası, Turkey. The fortress is a symbol of Kuşadası and offers visitors a blend of history, natural beauty, and stunning panoramic views. In the 13. Century the Genoese founded Pigeon Island and it was rebuilt by Ottoman admiral Hayrettin Barboros in 1533 You can walk around the castle grounds and visit the island’s museum.

Afterwards we visit Ephesus with our vehicle Ephesus is one of the most beautiful ancient city in the Turkey and you will visit many beautiful ruins from 2 century AD. The ancient city of ephesus is one of the greatest archeological sites in the Eastern Mediterranean. During its visiting in the first century BC, it was the second-largest city in the world, with only Rome commanding more power. Many reconstructed structures and ruins,

Nous visiterons ensuite le temple d'Artémis, l'une des sept merveilles de l'Antiquité. Visites du temple d'Artémis (Artemision) Le temple d'Artémis (Artemision ou Artemisium) d'Éphèse, en marbre, était l'une des sept merveilles du monde antique. Il s'étendait autrefois sur plus de 5 850 mètres carrés. Aujourd'hui, des 127 colonnes d'origine, ainsi que d'innombrables fresques et statues, il ne reste qu'un pilier vacillant et quelques fragments de fondations.

Nous dégusterons ensuite des plats traditionnels locaux à Selçuk et visiterons une école de tissage de tapis locale. Déjeuner : plats traditionnels turcs. Lors de nos excursions, nous visiterons une coopérative d'artisanat turc afin de vous faire découvrir notre artisanat et notre culture, ainsi que les beautés historiques et naturelles de notre pays. C'est une expérience agréable, instructive et enrichissante pour nos clients. Nous vous recommandons vivement cette expérience. Il n'y a aucune obligation d'achat. Faites-nous confiance et profitez de cette belle expérience.

TURKİSH BATH Optional The main purpose of a Turkish Bath is to cleanse and revitalize both the body and the mind. It involves a series of steps that follow a specific ritual. Firstly, you’ll start by sweating out toxins in the steam room, allowing the pores of your skin to open up and release impurities. Afterwards, you’ll proceed to the hot marble slab at the center of the bath, where a skilled masseuse will scrub your body with a special exfoliating glove called a “kese.” This scrubbing helps to remove dead skin cells, leaving your skin feeling incredibly smooth and refreshed. Next, you’ll receive a relaxing soap massage using olive oil soap, which produces a silky lather and nourishes your skin. The masseuse will use long, soothing strokes to massage your body, promoting relaxation and increasing blood circulation. The entire process of a Turkish Bath is not only beneficial for your physical well-being but also for your mental and emotional state. The warm steam.