Experience endless fun and excitement on a day trip to the Land of Legends Theme Park which boasts over 40 water slides and over 20 fun rides. Enjoy a fantastic day out perfect for entertaining your friends and family. First, touch the sky with the 62-meter-high Hyper Coaster. Then, meet the water after climbing up to 43 meters on the Typhoon Coaster. If you prefer, spin and spin on the Magicone ride. Or perhaps experience the Space Rocket and become a water astronaut. Also explore a range of other surprising, exciting, and adrenaline-filled rides. Don't forget to bring your swimwear and towel so you can take advantage of the pool and waterpark facilities.

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.

Benefit from pick-up at your hotel in Göreme in the evening, and then journey to an amazing cave restaurant located in the stunning rock formations of Cappadocia. Watch a unique folkloric show of traditional dances from different areas of Turkey and journey through the various styles of music and costumes of the nation's regions. Feast on a tasty dinner with unlimited soft and alcoholic drinks as the dancers perform. Marvel at the rhythms of an authentic belly dance after the different folk dances have finished, and become part of the program as you are invited to join in. 

Make the most of your stay in Cappadocia with one of the most iconic experiences Turkey has to offer: a Turkish bath. Also known as hammam, this tradition dates back to the time of the Ottoman Empire and remains to this day as a social ritual. An excellent way to relax your tired muscles from traveling. The Turkish Bath is a traditional type of public bathing which is essentially based on the ancient Roman bathing culture and the principles of the steam bath. Combining this with the traditional Turkish bath massage (“Turkish scrub”), it became an integral part of Turkish culture as well as an important part of social life. After sweating, the person in charge of scrubbing and foaming will scrub all the dead skin from your body. Do not worry, it does not hurt. You will be surprised how much dead skin will come off your body. After foaming, you can relax as long as you want in the Hammam. Your body will begin to breathe in each cell and your blood circulation accelerates. Do not miss this experience! Learn more about the ancient bathing ritual of the Ottoman Sultans while relaxing.

Visit one of the largest aquarium complexes in the world with a 1-day ticket to Antalya Aquarium, and journey through the marine and riverine life of some of the world’s most famous bodies of water. Antalya Aquarium offers inspiration, entertainment and education in equal measures. Several thematic sections make your journey more memorable. Explore the diverse life of the Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Atlantic Ocean, and Pacific Ocean in 4 different thematic aquariums. See examples of underwater life in and around Antalya province in a big, cylindrical aquarium surrounded by smaller ones. Travel down the rivers of Asia, as well as the Nile and Amazon. Come to the Tropical Reef section and take a closer look at living corals, clown fish, seahorses, lion fish, octopus and giant morays. The last stop of the thematic section is a shark tank. You can even catch shark feeding time, held regularly every day. After exploring 40 thematic aquariums, come across the biggest tunnel aquarium in the world. The 1st section of the tunnel presents one of the world’s largest tropical reef decorations, while the 2nd part describes the lost city of Atlantis and leads to a pirate shipwreck observation point. Transform your visit with unforgettable memories, such as souvenir photos using Hollywood green screen backgrounds. Make snow balls from real snow at Snow World, or step carefully among the most poisonous and interesting species in the world in the tropical reptile house of Wild Park. Sail the seas using multi-dimensional movie technology in the Oceanride XD Cinema, and more!

For this activity, which starts with your pick-up from the hotel, we take you to Saruhan Caravanserai, the old caravanserai. We accompany you on the journey that takes about 15-20 minutes. Afterwards, it is presented to you as a unique and impressive experience prepared by the real dervishes of the Region. However, it is forbidden to take videos or photos during the show. It allows you to leave peacefully with sherbet after the show. After the event, we end the event with a drop-off at the hotel.

Experience the Fire of Anatolia, or Anadolu Ateşi, a Turkish dance group that features some 120 dancers. Having performed in more than 85 countries, from the USA to China, join the more than 20 million people who have seen them live. Every year from April to November, the 2 legendary dance shows “Evolution" and "Troy" are held at the stunning Gloria Aspendos Arena. The outdoor amphitheater is the largest stage in the world, and boasts seating capacity for 4,700 people. From this glorious setting, you will see one of the fastest dances in the world, performed at 241 steps per minute, and learn more about the history of Turkey and the Anatolian region through the dramatic medium of dance.

Spend a day relaxing in the water with a visit to Alanya's Eftalia Island Waterpark. Relax with hotel pickup and drop-off to make this a hassle-free day. Families can enjoy sliding down the multi-slide and family slide and kids can take advantage of a special animation pool with no shortage of toys. The park has a daily capacity of 2,000 people and offers visitors unlimited use of many different slides suitable for both children and adults. Relax in the various swimming pools and have a splash in the wave pool. Enjoy an afternoon of foam, music, and fun as well as a buffet lunch, ice cream, and unlimited drinks.

Start your adventure with a hotel pickup to take you straight to the 70 waterslides, shock waves, dolphin shows, snorkeling opportunities, 8-D cinema, surfing pool, sandy beach, penguins, sharks, and more. Discover the world of Luna, Aras, Honey, Xenia, and Loza in shallow waters where you can come close to dolphins and see them dance. Enjoy the excitement of sliding in the same boat with your family or loved ones in Family Floats, and swim in a glass seawater infinity pool. Get your thrills on plunging, daredevil slides or sit back, relax, and enjoy a sandy beach. This waterpark has something for everyone.

The Sema Whirling dervishes ceremony is the inspiration of Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi (1207 - 1273). A part of the Turkish culture, it is also integral to the belief system and history of Konya. The ceremony symbolizes the different meanings of a mystic cycle to perfection; Ascension to Mirac. In essence, it is what we do as a form of remembrance to God. The most notable person in Konya was the world famous “Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi” who established the Mevlevi Sufi philosophy. Watch in wonder at this 1-hour show in Cappadocia, as the whirling dervishes take their place and praise the Prophet Mohammed. Following a chant, the extraordinary whirling dervishes revolve to represent the birth of humanity. With his hat (his ego's tombstone), and his white skirt (his ego's shroud) the dervish is spiritually born to the truth. When he removes his black cloak, he journeys and advances to the spiritual maturity through the stages of the Sema. At the beginning and each stage of the Sema, holding his arms crosswise he testifies to God's unity. It ends with Fâtiha for the souls of all prophets, martyrs and believers, and a prayer for the salvation of the country. Dating back centuries, the tradition represents in thrilling fashion the idea that in the universe, everything, from atoms to the solar system to the blood that circulates in the body, revolves.