Ephesus Shore Excursion from Kusadasi Port with Guide [328293P1]
Take a day out from your Cruise and time to stroll through Ephesus Ancient City . Get the feeling of what life must have been like during Roman times. Our local licensed experts help you hear the stories of dazzling Celcus Library ,peerless of Hadrian Temple and awe-inspiring Grand Theatre.
•Private tour for more personalized experience
•Skip the line and avoid crowd
•Customize your day trip and make a plan with your guide
•Guarantee return on time to ship
•Private tour for more personalized experience
•Skip the line and avoid crowd
•Customize your day trip and make a plan with your guide
•Guarantee return on time to ship
ADDITIONAL INFO
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
INCLUDED
- Port / Hotel free pick up
- All taxes
- Professional Tour Guide
NOT INCLUDED
- Entrance Fees Ephesus 40 €, Mary House 12 € , St John 6€( Tour Guide will assist you skip the line )
CANCELLATION POLICY
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
ITINERARY
- Our guide will meet you at the port to take you Ephesus
- After meeting with the private vehicle for you and your party , you will head to Ephesus and pass by Kuşadası and Kervensaray.
- The house of Virgin Mary is believed to be the place where she spent her last day and located at the top of Mt. Koressos, vicinity of Ephesus. After hearing all the detailed information , you grap the oppurtunity having a tea break in serene shrine.
- Ephesus is one of the most visited ancient site in all over the world and still charms visitor with its dazzling and glittering mystery. Celcus Library , Grand Theatre and many other splendid structures awaits you to be seen.
- Terrace Houses of Ephesus are a complex consisting of 7 house where the wealthiest residents lived. These up-scale residences were adorned with beautiful frescoes and mosaics .
- Temple of Artemis was one of the Seven Wonders of Worlds in antiquity.
