Private Tour: Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi & Selcuk Hotels [126370P82]

In the morning, you will be picked up from your hotel and the tour will begin. Pamukkale, listed as a World Heritage Sides by UNESCO. The white beauty of Pamukkale has happened after warm tears of nature, as if the beauty of white pearl on Cleaopatra’s chest has been the inspiration for these art work of nature. This unique calcium terraces and pools with hot spring water will amaze you as you walk barefoot on the vast white beauty.

Hireapolis, “Holy City” or “Hierapolis” evangelized by Paul and Epaphras. Also the Apostle Philip lived and burried here. We visit Odeon, Roman Baths, and Theatre.

In the end of the tour, you will be transferred to your hotel.

Stores to visit:
Onyx Demonstration

ADDITIONAL INFO

Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Pamukkale entrance fee is 30 €. You can pay to the guide for skip-the-line tickets.
Cleopatra's Pool entrance fee is 400 TRY. You can pay to the guide for the tickets.(There will be restoration throughout the year 2025.)

INCLUDED

Lunch
Fully Air-Conditioned Private Vehicle
Insurance
Professional Tour Guide

NOT INCLUDED

Drinks
Personal Expenses
Driver & Guide Tips – Gratitue
Entrance Fee of Cleaopatra’s Pool
Admission Fees to Attractions

CANCELLATION POLICY

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

ITINERARY

Pamukkale, listed as a World Heritage Sides by UNESCO. The white beauty of Pamukkale has happened after warm tears of nature, as if the beauty of white pearl on Cleaopatra’s chest has been the inspiration for these art work of nature. This unique calcium terraces and pools with hot spring water will amaze you as you walk barefoot on the vast white beauty.
Hireapolis, “Holy City” or “Hierapolis” evangelized by Paul and Epaphras. Also the Apostle Philip lived and burried here. We visit Odeon, Roman Baths, and Theatre.
If you’ve already visited the ruins of Hierapolis and the Roman theater, this is the next logical stop for anyone with a fairly lively interest in Roman archeology.