Tour Features
4 days
50
Description
On this magnificent route, you will visit the legendary cities of Turkey: the magical Istanbul, the fairy-tale city Bursa, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire the ancient city of Hierapolis with its rich historical and cultural heritage and the natural wonder, the white travertine terraces of Pamukkale.
You will also enjoy a relaxing stay in sunny Antalya, see both the Marmara and Mediterranean Seas, and witness the unique strait that separates Europe and Asia.
You'll have the chance to take a Bosphorus cruise and admire the breathtaking beauty of Istanbul from the sea.
By the end of this journey, you'll understand why we call it a magnificent tour - it's truly an unforgettable experience in Turkey!
Day 1 - Arrival Day
Welcome to Turkey! Upon arrival, you'll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. Enjoy some free time to relax after your flight or take a short walk to explore the city surroundings.
- Airport meet & greet
- Transfer to hotel
- Free time
- Dinner at the hotel
Day 2 - A Day in Istanbul
Starting the day with a delicious breakfast at the hotel, you embark on a tour of Istanbul, visiting the majestic Suleymaniye and Sultanahmet Mosques, the tombs of Suleiman the Magnificent and Hürrem Sultan, and the historic Hippodrome with its landmarks. Optionally, enjoy a Bosphorus cruise, and return to the hotel for a delightful dinner.
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Dinner at the hotel
Day 3 - Fascinating Bursa
Delicious breakfast at the hotel. Road to picturesque Bursa! On the tour, you'll visit the grand Ulu Cami Mosque — the largest in the city, a gem of early Ottoman architecture with enchanting Seljuk style. Next — Tophane Park with panoramic views and mausoleums of the legendary founders of the Ottoman Empire: Osman Gazi and his son Orhan. Hearty dinner at the hotel!
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Transfer (to another city)
- Dinner at the hotel
Day 4 - Pamukkale Wonder
The day begins with a delicious breakfast at the hotel. Then you will visit the stunning white terraces of Pamukkale in Denizli, a natural wonder with hot springs and travertine pools. The tour of the ancient city of Hierapolis with ruins and theater will leave you amazed. Relieve the day's fatigue with a swim in Cleopatra's Pool. You will visit the Modal Textil or Varol Textil factory to see textile wonders and discover the World of Sweets and Olive Oil at the Dionysos or Coşkun store. Enjoy the Dervish show. A wonderful dinner at the hotel will conclude the day.
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Transfer (to another city)
- Dinner at the hotel
- Shopping (Visit to the World of Sweets and Olive Oil "Dionysos/Coşkun" )
- Dervish Show Visit
- Cleopatra Pool
Day 5 - Sunny Antalya
Today your day starts with breakfast at the hotel. Then a comfortable transfer to sunny Antalya. On the way, you'll visit the stunning "Turkish Maldives" - turquoise Lake Salda. After that, check into your cozy hotel and enjoy a delicious dinner.
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Transfer (to another city)
- Hotel check-in
- Dinner at the hotel
Day 6 - Impressive Antalya
On the sixth day in Antalya, you start with a delicious breakfast at the hotel. Then, you head to the impressive Karpuzkaldiran Waterfall, the highest in Antalya, where cascading waters create a captivating spectacle. Next, you visit the Leather Center at Ponto MK Deluxe Leather and Volder Leather & Fur. After that, you stop by the Jewelry Center at Violla Jewellery. In the afternoon, you enjoy a bus tour through the picturesque streets of Antalya. Finally, you check into the hotel, relax, and savor a tasty dinner.
- Shopping (Visit to the leather centers Ponto MK Deluxe Leather and Volder Leather&Fur )
- Shopping (Visit to the Violla Jewellery Center )
- Bus tour (Visiting the key attractions of Antalya )
Day 7 - Departure Day
The morning will start with a pleasant breakfast at the hotel, where you'll enjoy fresh dishes. Then comes a smooth ride to the airport to begin your next journey.
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Departure to airport (Airport transfer)
Similar Tours
Sometimes hunger and thirst are both present—and expected.