Antalya to Kusadası via Pamukkale Tour

Pamukkale is one of Turkiye’s most iconic natural and historical landmarks, known for its white travertine terraces and ancient ruins. On this tour from Antalya to Kusadasi, you will have the chance to visit Pamukkale on the way, exploring its stunning landscapes and the ancient city of Hierapolis.

This day offers a perfect break in your journey, combining natural beauty and history. Our professional and licensed tour guides will accompany you during your visit, sharing insights about the region while you enjoy the unique sights. After the tour in Pamukkale, we will continue to Kusadasi.

Duration: Full Day

Tour Type: Regular

Departure Days: Everyday

Start: 06:00

End: 20:00

Transportation: Bus

TOUR ITINERARY

06:15 – 06:50 am ─ You will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to Pamukkale.

The bus trip will take about 4 hours. Upon your arrival in Pamukkale, the tour will begin.

Pamukkale Day Tour from Antalya includes two different destinations: Pamukkale Travertines & Hierapolis Ancient City. Each destination will be visited in detail. Here are the main structures that will be visited:

First, let’s talk about Pamukkale. Thanks to its natural formations, Pamukkale has become not only a tourist center but also a medical hub. The use of medicinal groundwater in treatments and spa centers attracts visitors, especially those with muscle-related ailments. Additionally, many hotels in the area serve as Thermal hotels.

One of the key destinations in the tour is Cotton Castle, scientifically known as the Pamukkale Travertines. This structure appears white due to the collapse of carbon, calcium, and carbonate substances over centuries, forming layers of white color. It resembles a massive white mountain. The formation of Pamukkale Travertines can be summarized as such. Within this natural structure, several small pools were created. The most famous of these is the Cleopatra Antique Thermal Pool. You can visit this pool during the tour. However, swimming in the pool requires an extra fee. If you plan to swim, it’s recommended to bring a bathing suit (swimming is at your own expense).

After we visit Pamukkale, we will head to the Hierapolis Ancient City. This Phrygian city dates back centuries and is located at the top of a mountain, providing a breathtaking view. Several structures in the area have preserved their historical significance. Some of these include the Roman Baths, the Necropolis, the Domitian Gate, Agora, the Latrina, Frontinious Street, Plutonium, the Byzantium Gate, the Cathedral, and the Triton Fountain.

You will also enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant as part of the tour.

There will be shopping stops along the tour.

At the end of the Pamukkale tour, you will be transferred to your hotel in Kusadası. This drive takes about 2,5 hours.
Approx. 20:00 ─ You will arrive at your hotel in Kusadası.

INCLUSIONS

Early morning pick-up from hotels in Antalya (additional fee may apply for non-central hotels)
Hotel drop-off in Kusadası after the tour
Entrance fees to Pamukkale Terraces and Hierapolis Ancient City
Lunch at a local restaurant
Professional local tour guide on the tour
Land transportation by air-conditioned, non-smoking tour coaches
Parking and road tolls
Local taxes and service charges

Personal Expenses
Drinks at the lunch
Entrance fee to Cleopatra Antique Thermal Pool
Paraglading activity in Pamukkale

REMARKS

Frequently Asked Questions

Pick-up times vary by hotel location.
Contact us before booking if you’re staying outside Kundu, Lara, Dedeman, Konyaaltı, or Merkez.
Cleopatra Antique Pool is closed until October. Bring your swimming suit for other activities.
Paragliding is available at an extra cost during your Pamukkale tour. Ask your guide for help.
Arrival time may vary due to traffic/season.
Don’t forget to provide your hotel name when booking.
Vegetarian meals are available.
Please be in the hotel lobby 10 minutes before the scheduled time.

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