Demre Myra Kekova Tour
In the early morning departure for Demre, which has, in terms of tourism, its reputation as the home of St. Nicholas, who lived and served as bishop here. He was born in nearby Patara to a rich family. Myra was also an important city of the Lycian Union. As one enters the ancient city one of the first things you see is the theatre, which has 35 rows of seats and is in a good condition. The site of the city was decorated with statues, columns and relief, some of which have survived to our time. Some of the rockhewn Lycian tombs are near the theatre. After a lunch break boat tour to Kekova Island. In the clear sea water you can see the remains of stairs and walls of the Sunken City under the water. It is believed that an earthquake destroyed this ancient city in 2 AD, slipping under the waters, as was the case of the cities of Aperlai and Simena. Useful: swimming clothes, sun hat

Ekopark Tour
The Ecological Natural Park covers the territory of 40,000 m2 and is the first flora and herpetofauna (plant, reptile and amphibian) park in Turkey. The Ekopark is a shelter for many plants and reptiles that are under danger of extinction. The park provides a home for 360 thousand plants, 1, 5 Million cacti, many snakes, iguanas, crocodiles, turtles etc. The collection of reptiles includes native poisonous and non-poisonous species of snakes, chameleons and other reptiles, amphibians as well as exotic reptiles that were brought from different parts of the world such as: pythons, coral snakes, boa constrictors, anacondas, vipers, cobras, mambas, rattlesnakes, giant lizards and turtles. Plants are represented by 360 thousand examples. Thousands of exotic plants, trees and shrubs were brought from tropical and subtropical zones of the world. The Park is open every day except Sunday. The distance from Antalya is about 65 km or 70 minutes by car or taxi

Turkish Bath Tour
The visit of the Hamam, the Turkish bath, is more than a leisurely bath or cleansing, it is almost a rite and a ritual. The Hamam was ever since intimately bound to everyday life, a place where people of every rank and class, young and old, rich and poor, townsmen or villagers, could go in freely. As before hundred years, you will lie first on a heated marble stone, and sweat from all your pores. Afterwards, the pleasant procedure of the massage will begin. With much soap foam and relieve; you will massaged through by the “Tellak”. At the end you will feel yourself very relaxed; and whole of your body is rubbed and clean. Useful: Towel, swimming suite

Cappadoccia Tour
Three thousand years of history await the visitor of Cappadocia, this fairy-land in central Anatolia. The most famous rock formations, the fairy chimneys, have been sculpted by wind and water through the ages. Cappadocia is also famous for rock churches and underground cities carved out of the rock from early Christians. The area of Ürgüp, Göreme and Zelve is an open-airmuseum of churches and hermit dwellings. For a 3 days bus excursion departure will be in the early morning. We travel through the Toros Mountains to Konya, there visit of the Mevlana Monastery. Afterwards we will follow the old Caravanserai route to Nevşehir. Overnight. On the following day visit of the fabulous landscape of Cappadocia with the Fairy Chimneys, the open-air museum-like Göreme with its churches carved from the soft calcareous rock. Overnight. Return to Antalya, visiting a well preserved Caravanserai. Useful: Walking shoes, coat (from October through Mai temperatures might be lower than at the Antalya region)

Jeep Safari
An adventurous excursion to the Taurus Mountains, with a wild-romantic scenery and valleys with impressive panorama. Over mountain roads and past villages it high goes to the planes of the Taurus. Lunch will be taken at a picturesque restaurant. On the way photo stops and tea break. (Day tour). Useful: Solar protection, cloth or care

Antalya Village Tour
This trip takes you inland, to one of the typical villages of the area. You will have the chance to see a typical village house and also a mosque. Village style Lunch and as far as possible visit of the village school. Break for a walk or a short swim in the river. Useful: Comfortable shoes, swimming clothes

Pamukkale Tour
Pamukkale is an extraordinary natural wonder. The calcareous waters rise from the ground at a temperature of 35 degrees Celsius and tumble down the mountain from a height of 100 metres, forming pools with cream-coloured stalactites. Water is the architect of this fairy castle – or “cotton castle” - as it is called in Turkish. After breakfast departure for Pamukkale via ‹nsuyu Cave. Visit of the ruins of Hierapolis, including the theatre, the baths, the Apollo temple and the Necropolis. Overnight stay. On the following morning visit of the white hill of Pamukkale and the hot springs. Return to Antalya. (2 days, also 1 day tours are available)

Aspendos Tour
Perge was one of the Pamphylian cities and was believed to have been built in the 12th to 13th centuries BC. Most of the remains of the city that can be seen date from the Roman era. From the two towers, which have become the symbol of Perge, starts the colonnaded street that ends in the nympheum beneath of the acropolis. The theatre is the main feature of Aspendos, attracting visitors who come here to see the most magnificent example of such architecture still remaining in Turkey. That the theatre remained so well-preserved till this day, is due to the fact of the thought-out construction method of the architect Zeno under the rule of emperor Marcus Aurelius (in 161-180 A.D.) and also to the late Byzantines and Seljuks, who used the theatre and kept in good condition. Thus the theatre of Aspendos forms still in the 21st century an unforgettable frame for concerts and festivals

Rafting Tour
A vacation in Antalya is not complete without a day of rafting on the Köprülü River in Bekonak. The Köprülü River is a river of crystal clear water. The wide river flows through the magnificent landscape of Köprülü Canyon National Park. Expert rafting guides brief the rafting groups on general safety procedures, and use of equipment. Later at the shores of the river a lunch will be offered. After a break for rest the bus will return to the hotels. Don’t forget: Soft shoes to wear in the water, swimming clothes

Termessos Tour
This ancient city is also called the “Eagle’s nest” because of its most remarkable location high in the Taurus Mountains. Alexander the Great was unable to conquer Termessos, which is easier to understand seeing the steep and winding road and the remains of the stout defending walls. Other remains include an agora, a gymnasium, the theatre with a spectacular view and five vast water cisterns carved into the rock. Useful: Walking shoes

Yacht Tour
The best way to see the beautiful coastline of Antalya from the sea is of course by yacht or Gulet (Turkish style wooden vessel). The most popular trip is also called the Blue Voyage. It takes you around the unspoiled bays and beaches of the Turkish Riviera. Daily boat tours depart from Antalya Kaleiçi Marina to the waterfalls or to Phaselis. It is also possible to take tours departing from the Kemer Türkiz Marina. Lunch is included.

Sagalassos (Ağlasun) and Burdur
Sagalassos is located 7 km to the north of A¤lasun, a village in the province of Burdur. The ruins of the antique town lie on the southern slopes of the A¤lasun Mountain, which belongs to the western part of the Taurus Mountains. Today the A¤lasun stream is only a small tributary of the Aksu, however, in the antiquity this river was much bigger and formed together with the secure location high in the mountain slope very good conditions for the development of the town. Excavations started in 1990 under the direction of Professor M. Waelkens from the University of Loewen in Belgium. The area is extensive as Sagalassos was once the biggest city of Psidia. The Bouleuterion, the ruins of the city hall, the Agora, the Heroon with the frieze of the dancing girls and the inside of the neon library with a beautiful mosaic floor are worth seeing. The Hellenistic fountain is especially impressive, because since 1997 the well water flows again through the antique water pipes into the basin of the fountain. The big fountain building on the north side of the upper Agora is also very impressive. The tour takes you later to Burdur. Visit of the museum with the statues found at Sagalassos, short visit of the old part of the city of Burdur, return to Antalya.