Are Ephesus & Pamukkale worth seeing ?

This mini break from the bustle of Marmaris gives you a unique chance to visit both the sights of Ephesus and Pamukkale. It also presents an exceptional opportunity to travel through the striking landscape and meet with the real culture of inland Turkey, whilst giving the unbeatable advantage of spending less time on the road.

On the first day after visiting Ephesus and the House of the Virgin Mary, we depart for Pamukkale where you are welcomed by a scarlet sunset over the white cascades. The overnight stay in our comfortable hotel in Pamukkale village complete with open-buffet dinner will refresh you for the next full day to enjoy the marvels of Pamukkale and Hierapolis.

How long does Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion take from Marmaris ?

Two Days and One Night ( From 07:00 till 19:00 - Please note that times are only for guidance and may be subject to change )

What is included in the price of the Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion from Marmaris ?

Pick-up and Drop-back service, Insurance, Breakfast(x2), Lunch(x2), Dinner, Hotel in Pamukkale, Guidance

What is not included in the price of the Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion from Marmaris ?

Drinks, Entrance Fees for Ephesus, Ephesus Museum, House of Virgin Mary, Pamukkale and Hierapolis, Cleopatra Swimming Pool and Hierapolis Museum

Which language guide will be speaking to us on Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion from Marmaris ?

Live English Speaking Guide / Instructor

Is there an audio guide available on Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion in Marmaris ?

Audio Guide Available

What should I know before I go on Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion in Marmaris ?

Guests with walking difficulties may find the walks through in both ancient sites wearisome ( about 1 km each day ), Children under 12 years of age must bring their passports on this trip as a proof of age

What should I bring to Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion from Marmaris ?

Hats, Sun creams, Swimsuits , Cameras, Children under 12 years of age must bring their passports on this trip as a proof of age

Notes

When booking this event, please note your tour groups may consist of other nationalities

Do I need my Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion voucher to be printed ?

Printed or mobile voucher accepted

When and where can I join Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion from Marmaris ?

Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) Excursion is available from Marmaris, Icmeler, Armutalan, Akyaka every Thursday, Sunday from April 20th till October 20th

How do I get picked up for Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion in Marmaris ?

Unless agreed otherwise, we will pick you up at the hotel's main gate

What are the Highlights of Ephesus & Pamukkale (2-Days) excursion from Marmaris ?

* One of the largest sites of Ancient Greek and Roman time
* Temple of Artemis - building around 550 v.C.
* Library of Celsus was built between 114 and 125 AD
* Odeion ( used for music performances )
* Temple of Hadrian
* Varius Baths
* State Agora
* Temple of Domitian
* Hercules Gate
* Virgin Mary's House
* Hierapolis Ancient City of Roman and Byzantine Spa City
* The Antique Pool - Cleopatra Mineral Pools - Sacred Pool
* White Calcite Travertines ( Terraces - Cotton Castle )
* Hierapolis Archaeology Museum
* Roman Theatre
* Temple of Apollo
* Martyrium of St Philip the Apostle

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