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Fethiye to Istanbul Tour

Start: Fethiye, Turkey

End: Istanbul, Turkey

5 day 4 night

Guide

Professional Tour Guide

Group Type

Mix Age

Gulet Cruise

Addable. Ask for options

Accommodation

Hotels/Gulet: Private and Shared options for Solos

MEAL INCLUDED

4 Breakfast, 4 Lunch

Tour Bus

Coach with A/C and Wifi

Embark on an unforgettable tour of Turkey, exploring Fethiye, Pamukkale, and Cappadocia. Picked up from your hotel in Fethiye, our first stop is the Saklikent Gorge, where towering cliffs and crystal clear waters offer exciting adventures such as river tubing.

Next, head to Pamukkale, known as the 'Cotton Castle', to relax in the natural hot springs and admire the stunning travertine terraces. Continue to Cappadocia, famous for its fairy chimneys, underground cities, and Goreme Open Air Museum. Don't miss the optional sunrise hot air balloon ride for breathtaking views.

Explore the fascinating underground city of Derinkuyu and take stunning photos at Salt Lake before ending your adventure in Istanbul, a city rich in culture and history.

This Turkey tour starting in Fethiye and ending in Istanbul is an experience you will never forget.

Program

1.DAY

Fethiye > Saklikent

Today you will be collected from your hotel in Fethiye for a visit to the Saklikent Gorge, one of the longest and most impressive canyons in Turkey. Cold water flows through the gorge while towering mountains create a breathtaking atmosphere. During your visit, you'll have the chance to explore the gorge and discover its hidden gems. For the more adventurous, there's river tubing in the refreshing waters and, if you feel up to it, a refreshing swim in the cold waters.

We then continue on to Pamukkale where we spend the night.

Sights

Highlights /Activities

Overnight

Meals Included

2.DAY

Pamukkale > Cappadocia

3.DAY

Cappadocia > Goreme Museum

4.DAY

Underground City > Salt Lake

5.DAY

Istanbul

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Farout Cruise Rental Conditions

Inclusions

4-nights Hotel
4 Breakfast , 4 Lunch
Professional Tour Guide
Tour Bus with A/C
Solo guests can share twin/triple or pay extra for private accommodation.

Exclusions

Meals not mentioned
Drinks
Travel insurance

Additional Tours

Turkish bath
Hot air balloon in cappadocia

Sights Visited on This Tour

Fethiye

Fethiye is a beautiful coastal town in southwestern Turkey, renowned for its stunning beaches, such as Oludeniz, and rich history, including Lycian rock tombs and a Roman theatre. Its location on the Aegean Sea makes it an ideal base for exploring the Lycian Way hiking trail and nearby islands, attracting a significant number of tourists each year.

Saklikent

Saklikent is a hidden gem near Fethiye, Turkey. It is known for its natural beauty and serene atmosphere. It is in a lush valley with clear waters and a calm setting, ideal for relaxation and exploring nature. There are opportunities for hiking, swimming and enjoying the plants and animals. It is a perfect escape for those who want to unwind away from crowds and appreciate unspoiled landscapes.

Pamukkale Travertines

The Pamukkale Travertines, situated in southwestern Turkey, comprise striking white terraces formed by mineral-rich thermal waters. These cascading pools have developed over thousands of years from calcium deposits. Visitors have the opportunity to walk along the terraces and enjoy the warm, therapeutic waters. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with the nearby ancient city of Hierapolis, is a popular destination for its natural beauty and historical significance, making it an ideal location for a variety of events and activities.

Cappadocia

Cappadocia, situated in central Turkey, is renowned for its distinctive geological formations, including fairy chimneys and rock-cut churches. This historical region boasts a rich cultural heritage, shaped by the influence of various civilisations. It is renowned for its hot air balloon rides, offering unparalleled views of the sunrise. Visitors have the opportunity to explore charming towns such as Goreme and Urgup, experience traditional pottery-making in Avanos, and hike in picturesque valleys.

Goreme Open Air Museum

The Goreme Open Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Cappadocia, comprises an extraordinary complex of rock-cut churches and frescoes dating back to the 10th to 12th centuries. This archaeological site features a remarkable collection of Byzantine art and provides valuable insight into the history of early Christian monasticism. Visitors have the opportunity to explore a number of chapels, each featuring vibrant frescoes depicting scenes from the Bible. The museum is a significant cultural attraction, offering visitors the opportunity to experience the unique history and artistry of the region in a breathtaking natural setting.

Derinkuyu Underground City

The Derinkuyu Underground City, situated in Cappadocia, is one of the most extensive and deepest underground cities in the region, extending up to 60 metres below the surface. It is thought that the city was constructed in the 8th century BC and subsequently expanded during the Byzantine period. It could have accommodated thousands of people during periods of invasion. The city features a complex network of tunnels, living quarters, storage rooms and even a winery. Derinkuyu provides an excellent example of the remarkable engineering and architectural skills of ancient civilisations, and is a highly popular attraction for those interested in Cappadocia's rich history.

Salt Lake

Salt Lake, situated in Turkey, is one of the country's largest saline lakes, covering approximately 1,665 square kilometres. The lake is renowned for its distinctive white salt crust and serves as a vital habitat for migratory birds, particularly flamingos. Furthermore, the lake is a source of salt, with extensive mining operations taking place in the surrounding area. The distinctive landscape is a significant draw for photographers and nature enthusiasts, contributing to its status as a highly sought-after tourist destination.

Istanbul

Istanbul is unique, situated between Europe and Asia. It has an ancient history and diverse culture. Its architectural gems include the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the Grand Bazaar. Istanbul offers a unique experience, combining stunning Bosphorus views with markets.

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