Discover the natural beauty of Antalya on this full-day tour. Visit the Duden Waterfall, explore a natural cave, and take a boat trip to see even more. Then visit the highlights of the old city of Kaleici. Your full-day Antalya City and Waterfalls Tour begins in the morning with a drive to the Duden Waterfalls National Park. Take a walk through the beautiful park and take in views of the spectacular 15-meter-high Duden Waterfall. Behind the waterfall is a natural cave you can enter to watch the cascades. Back in Antalya, you’ll enjoy a 1-hour boat trip from the old harbor to the spectacular Karpuzkaldiran Waterfall, also known as the Lower Duden Waterfall. At 30 meters, it is the highest cascade in the Antalya region. You’ll have views of the coastline of Antalya’s old city as you arrive in the harbor. Take a break for lunch at a local restaurant followed by some free time to explore Kaleici – the old city. See the main attractions, including Hadrian’s Gate, the Clock Tower, Kesik Minare and the city walls dating back to the 2nd century. You’ll also have time to visit some of the numerous boutiques, art galleries and interesting museums in the old town.

Discover the incredible natural setting of Pamukkale and the ancient settlement of Hierapolis on a day trip from the Antalya or Kemer region. Your guide will help you to understand the fascinating history and provide extra insight into this special area. Begin with pickup from your hotel or from the meeting point in the early morning before driving for a few hours until you reach Pamukkale. The dreamlike landscape is filled with fantastic stalactites and white terraces with flowing water. The healing properties of this area have been recognized for centuries and have long attracted visitors to the area. Experience the rejuvenating and calming effect of the mineral water. In the past, even Cleopatra made the trip to experience this unique setting. The ruins of the ancient city of Hierapolis in Anatolia also provide spectacular views. In addition to learning about the history of this place, find out more about religion and culture in contemporary Turkey.

A day trip to Pamukkale from the port city of Antalya is a nature and culture trip that you simply cannot afford to miss. The tour is mainly centered on the ancient town of Hierapolis and the world-famous travertine of Pamukkale. The travertine or calcium terraces are locally known as Pamukkale, meaning ‘cotton castle’ because of their physical appearance. The site is located around 230 kilometers from the city of Antalya and is considered one of the oldest thermal towns in the world. Swimming in the thermal waters is one of the highlights of the travel, with the water temperature at 30 degrees Celsius. According to local legends, the thermal waters of Pamukkale can heal conditions such as heart disease, digestion, rheumatism, skin disease, circulation, and respiration. There are several small thermal pools that you can explore, depending on weather conditions. In addition to the thermal waters, another highlight of this trip is the ancient Greek town of Hierapolis, which translates to 'Holy City'. It was built just adjacent to Pamukkale hot springs by the 2nd BC king of Pergamon and spans about 2.7 kilometers in length, 0.6 kilometers wide, and 0.16 kilometers high. You can explore the main streets and ancient theater among many other ruins from the ancient Roman and Greek civilizations. Moreover, this antique city can be seen from the town of Denizli, some 20 kilometers away. For history buffs, the city got its name Hieropolis from the activity of minting bronze coins that were done there in the 2nd century BC, which later changed to Hierapolis. But when Attalus III died, he surrendered his kingdom to Rome, making it a part of the Roman province of Asia. One of the main attractions of the city of Hierapolis is the museum, which houses historical artifacts from the city as well as from Attuda, Tripolis, Laodicea, and Colossae. The exhibition space features three closed sections of the Hierapolis Bath as well as the open sections in the eastern part, which are believed to have been used as the gymnasium and library. Just next to the antique city and Pamukkale formation is the famous Cleopatra pool, which is quite an interesting attraction and visitors can test the waters here too. The pool was not owned by the legendary queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt. Rather, it is an artificial pool built on top of the ancient columns that fell from the adjacent two during the earthquake. What is more, you can swim amongst these columns and ruins in the Cleopatra pool. This tour gives you enough free time to relax, swim and enjoy the surrounding landscape. There are a total of 17 hot springs in Pamukkale, with a temperature ranging from 30 degrees Celsius to 100 degrees Celsius. An important point to note is that this entire site is listed as a UNESCO Heritage, and thus it i0s attracts millions of visitors every year from every corner of the world.

Embark on a full-day trip to Pamukkale and the ancient city of Hierapolis from Antalya. See the Cotton Palace, Roman theater, Apollo temple, and more while learning about the history from your guide. You will also enjoy a delicious lunch and a refreshing dip in the warm waters.  After being picked up from Antalya start the drive to Pamukkale. Take a lunch break before visiting the cascading snow-white terraced cliffs of this mysterious cotton palace. The calcite-laden waters that had created this unreal landscape come from springs located in a 200-meter-high cliff that overlooks the plain. Marvel at the mineral forests, petrified waterfalls, and the series of terraced basins created by these waters. At the end of the 2nd century B.C. the kings of Pergamon established the thermal spa of Hierapolis. The ruins of the baths, temples and other Greek monuments can be seen at the site. The temples were significant trade centers for ancient Hierapolis. See the Roman theater, the Apollo temple, Roman baths, fountains, and the agora. After the tour, have a chance to swim in thermal pools. An additional option is to swim in Cleopatra’s Pool, for an extra fee.

Take in the scenery of Turkey's waterways, countryside, and mountain trails on several different tour options, all of which include ziplining and rafting over a 14 KM trail. Start your day at an ancient bridge that you'll see with your guide near the start of the rafting point. Stop for photos at the site before continuing to your rafting experience. Begin your 14 KM rafting trip and zip through 10 different sections of rapids. Take breaks in between areas to swim. Next, grab hold of your zipline and soar over the ground. Learn from your instructors every detail about the zipline's features and safety. Next, any other adventures will be based on which option you choose to purchase for this tour. Try driving a Jeep through dust, rocky paths, and mud. Take a buggy through a mountain trail. Or, choose to skip the Jeep ride and choose just the buggy. Finally, you'll be delivered back to your hotel (if you chose this option) and can expect photos from the day of adventure through the countryside, air, and water, delivered to you at your hotel.

Experience the thrills of a quad bike tour on a ride through the magnificent and ever-changing sand dunes of the Taurus Mountains. On this 3-hour excursion, you’ll be picked up at your hotel in Kemer and transferred to the foothills of the rugged, and sometimes snow-capped, Taurus Mountains for a safety briefing before the start of your quad bike safari. Get tips on how to ride your quad bike before heading out. Explore the desert terrain of the Taurus Mountains that separate the Mediterranean coastal region of southern Turkey from the Anatolian Plateau of central Turkey, stopping to take breaks to swim or capture the scenery on your camera. After returning to the safari center you’ll be transferred back at your hotel in Antalya.

Enjoy the convenience of pickup from your hotel in Antalya on this day trip and travel in an airconditioned bus to the sites of the ancient cites of Perge, Aspendos, and Side. Travel into the Kursunlu Falls National Park and swim in the pool of the Kursunlu Waterfall.  Board a spacious and comfortable outside your hotel and relax on the drive to Perge, an impressive archaeological site containing a wealth of ancient ruins that date back to the Roman period. Imagine the past as you see a gigantic amphitheater, stadium, Roman gates, city walls, and Roman baths. Walk through the 500-meter-long main street with numerous columns, fountains, and an acropolis dating back to the Bronze Age.   Continue on to Aspendos, situated on the banks of the Köprüçay River. Once one of the most important cities in Pamphylia, Aspendos is now a very popular tourist sight famous for its excellently-preserved Roman amphitheater built in 155 AD.  Walk up the amphitheater's tiered steps and admire the beauty of its galleries, which are still in use today. Stop to refill with a delicious lunch before making your way to the ruins of Side, which span the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine eras.  Admire its fountains, city walls, agora, amphitheater, and marble columns. Take in stunning views over the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea at the the temple of Apollo.   On the way back to Antalya, enjoy a relaxing soak after a long day of exploring in the Kursunlu Waterfalls. Enjoy the green environment, fresh air, pine scent, cool atmosphere, and spectacular falls.

Get strapped into a paraglider for an adrenaline-filled experience to remember above the southern coast of Turkey. Take part in an adventure while strapped for an instructor for total safety. Feel the unforgettable sensation of being in the air before gently land on scenic Cleopatra's beach. Be picked up in a comfortable car from Antalya and taken to the nearby town of Alanya and its take-off site. Receive a detailed safety briefing on processes and on how to behave during the flight to ensure your experience is a safe one. Then, be attached to your instructor and both run toward the edge of cliff. Once there, you will take off and fly through the sky like a bird. Savor the feeling of being in the air as you look down on Cleopatra’s Bay and its surrounding landscape of mountains and trees. Take away photos and video of your experience shot by the team at your own expense. Land on the beach, then enjoy some time at your leisure before transportation back to Antalya.

Whether you're a seasoned professional or a complete beginner, seize this unique opportunity to practice your diving skills in beautiful Antalya. Join this scuba boat trip and explore unique spots with vibrant marine species. Enjoy a hearty lunch in between dives to keep your energy levels up. Get picked up at your hotel or meet your guide at the port. Begin your short journey to the first tour stop and receive some basic instructions if you're a first-time diver. Otherwise, wait for the short briefing for experienced divers as you reach your destination. Discuss the weather conditions and recommended dive sites with your guide, then split up into groups depending on your skill level. Don't worry if you're a beginner, you can opt for a shallow dive not far from the shore. Join your instructor and jump into the water. Hop back on the boat for a delicious lunch of salad, spaghetti, and fish. Continue on to a new dive site and keep exploring the gorgeous Kemer/Antalya area. Travel back toward the port and receive your diving certificate from the team.

Admire the views from the top of Olympos Mountain with a ticket for the Olympos Teleferik Cable Car. Select optional transfers from Kemer and Antalya and enjoy the added convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off. Olympos Teleferik is located at the center of Bey Mountains National Park. Make your way to the peak of Tahtalı Mountain, which was known as Olympos Mountain in ancient times, and towers at a height of 2365 m. As you turn off the main road, make your way along 7km of scenic forest road surrounded by pine trees until you reach the cable car station at a height of 726m. On your way to the summit, admire spectacular views of the Mediterranean Coast and keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife including mountain goats and birds of prey.