Cornelius Amann
October 06, 2026
5/5
Turkey: the Aegean, Ephesus, Pamukkale and the Turquoise Coast
10 days from Izmir to Antalya: Ephesus at opening and Şirince from Selçuk, Aphrodisias and Pamukkale at sunset, three nights in Kaş with a Kekova boat day and Patara, then Termessos and Kaleiçi.
10 days · Izmir to Antalya · up to 12 guests
Şirince, the hill village above Selçuk, visited on the afternoon of day 3 Photo: Ahmet Tuna Yesilyayl…, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%C5%9Eirince_-_panoramio_(1).jpg)
The facts
At a glance
- Length
- 10 days, 9 nights
- Start and end
- Izmir to Antalya
- Group size
- 7 to 12 guests
- Longest drive
- 5 h on day 5
- Activity level
Moderate
Mostly easy walking on ancient paving and village lanes, with three longer mornings on foot: Ephesus (about 3.5 km downhill on uneven marble, 3 to 4 hours, little shade), the Pamukkale travertines barefoot on wet ridged limestone, and the uphill climb through Termessos at about 1,000 m (2 to 3 hours on rough stone paths). Each has an easy option, such as skipping the Terrace Houses stairs or stopping at the Termessos theatre. The boat day needs only a few steps on and off the deck.
- Meals included
- 9 breakfasts, 8 lunches, 3 dinners
- Room of your own
- + CAD 830 (estimated price)
- Season
- April to June and September to October
Highlights
Why this trip
- Ephesus from the upper gate at opening, with the Terrace Houses included
- Lunch in the hill village of Şirince and a taste of its fruit wines
- Aphrodisias, the marble city of the sculptors, far quieter than Ephesus
- The Pamukkale travertines barefoot in the late afternoon, after the day coaches leave
- A trout lunch over the river at Saklıkent Gorge on the way to the coast
- A boat for our group to Kekova: the sunken city, Simena castle and swim stops
- Patara's Lycian ruins and 18 km beach, then a free afternoon in Kaş
- Termessos at opening and a dusk walk through Antalya's old town
What makes this trip different
Short drives, all published
Every drive is listed day by day. The longest is 5 h, on day 5.
Free time is part of the plan
Free time and choices are marked on the days they fall.
Solo without the penalty
A room of your own is + CAD 830 (estimated price).
Day by day
Itinerary
The longest drive is 5 h, on day 5.
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Arrive in Izmir
Izmir Airport (ADB) to central Izmir
- Dinner
- Stay in Izmir
- Drive about 30 min
Fly into Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport (ADB), about 18 km south of the city. A driver meets you in arrivals whatever time you land and takes you to a central hotel within walking distance of the Kordon, the long seafront promenade on the Gulf of Izmir.
Afternoon
If you land early, the afternoon is yours to rest or wander.
Evening
In the early evening your See Sight Tours guide meets the group for a short briefing on the ten days ahead, then walks you through Konak Square and its Ottoman clock tower of 1901 into Kemeraltı, the old bazaar quarter, where lanes of spice shops, coppersmiths and tea gardens wind past small mosques and old caravanserais. We finish on the Kordon as the sun goes down over the gulf. Dinner is together at a local restaurant, with Aegean mezze, olive-oil dishes and grilled fish, and a first chance to meet the people you will travel with.
Included
- Pick-up at Izmir Airport (ADB)
- Welcome briefing with your guide
- Evening walk: Konak Square, the clock tower, Kemeraltı bazaar and the Kordon
- Welcome dinner in Izmir
Free time: Free until the early evening briefing
Smyrna, then Selçuk and Ayasuluk Hill
Izmir to the Agora of Smyrna, then Selçuk
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Selçuk
- Drive about 1.5 h
No early start today.
Morning
After breakfast we visit the Agora of Smyrna, the Roman market square of the old city, rebuilt after an earthquake in AD 178, where arched basements and a row of standing columns sit in the middle of modern Izmir. Then about an hour south through olive and fig country to Selçuk, the small town beside Ephesus and our base for two nights.
Afternoon
Lunch is sit-down at a family-run place in town, with gözleme cooked on the griddle. In the afternoon we climb Ayasuluk Hill to the Basilica of St John, built by the emperor Justinian over the traditional tomb of the apostle, with the Byzantine citadel above it, then walk down past the 14th-century İsa Bey Mosque to the single re-erected column of the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world. We end at the Ephesus Archaeological Museum in Selçuk, which holds the statues of Artemis found at the site, so tomorrow's walk has faces to go with it.
Evening
Evening free.
Included
- The Agora of Smyrna with your guide
- Sit-down lunch in Selçuk
- The Basilica of St John and Ayasuluk Hill
- The İsa Bey Mosque (outside prayer times)
- The site of the Temple of Artemis
- The Ephesus Archaeological Museum, Selçuk
Free time: Evening free in Selçuk
Activity: Ayasuluk Hill is a short climb on cobbles and paths. Modest dress (shoulders and knees covered, a scarf for women) for the mosque.
Ephesus at opening, Şirince in the afternoon
Selçuk to Ephesus, then Şirince, and back to Selçuk
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Selçuk
- Drive about 45 min
We are at the upper gate of Ephesus when it opens, before the cruise and coach groups arrive and while the marble is still cool. Entering at the top means the whole walk runs downhill: past the Odeon and the Nike relief, down Curetes Street to the Terrace Houses, where Roman families lived among wall paintings and mosaics under a modern roof. Their separate ticket is included. Then the Library of Celsus, the latrines and the Great Theatre, which held around 25,000 people, before we leave by the lower gate. Allow about three and a half hours, with time to sit in the shade and take photos.
Afternoon
Lunch is sit-down in Şirince, a hill village 8 km above Selçuk among peach and olive groves, where stone houses with tiled roofs were built by the Greek families who lived here until 1923. After lunch walk the lanes to the church of St John the Baptist and taste the fruit wines the village is known for. Back in Selçuk mid-afternoon, with the rest of the day free.
Included
- Ephesus with your guide from opening, upper gate to lower gate
- The Terrace Houses (separate ticket included)
- Sit-down lunch in Şirince
- Şirince village walk and a fruit wine tasting
Optional experiences
- The House of the Virgin Mary on Mount Koressos, with your driver in the late afternoon (entry and transfer cost shown before you book)
Easier option: Skip the Terrace Houses stairs and rest in the shade by the Library of Celsus while the group goes in.
More active option: Walk on from the lower gate along the old Arcadian Way toward the harbour, or walk up from Şirince's lower lanes to the hilltop above the village.
Free time: Late afternoon and evening free in Selçuk
Activity: Ephesus is about 3.5 km on uneven marble and stone, mostly downhill, with very little shade. The Terrace Houses have metal stairs and walkways. About 5 to 6 hours on your feet in all, counting Ephesus and the Şirince lanes.
Aphrodisias, then Pamukkale at sunset
Selçuk to Aphrodisias, then Pamukkale
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Stay in Pamukkale
- Drive about 4 h
We leave Selçuk at about 8:30 and drive up the Büyük Menderes valley, the river that gave the word meander, past cotton fields and fig orchards. A coffee stop breaks the road. Aphrodisias, the city of Aphrodite and a UNESCO site since 2017, is far quieter than Ephesus. The marble came from quarries nearby, so the city had its own school of sculptors, and you see their work in the Sebasteion reliefs and in the site museum. Walk through the carved Tetrapylon gateway to the temple and on to the stadium, one of the best preserved in the Roman world.
Afternoon
Lunch is sit-down in Geyre, the village beside the site. From there it is about an hour and a half to Pamukkale. We reach Hierapolis in the late afternoon, as most day-tour coaches leave, and walk the necropolis, the theatre and the white travertine terraces barefoot as the light turns gold.
Evening
Dinner together in the village tonight.
Included
- Aphrodisias with your guide: the Tetrapylon, the Sebasteion, the stadium and the museum
- Sit-down lunch in Geyre
- Hierapolis and the Pamukkale travertines in the late afternoon
- Dinner in Pamukkale
Optional experiences
- A swim in the Antique Pool among sunken Roman columns (separate ticket, price shown before you book)
Easier option: Walk only the lower terraces and sit at the top of the travertines while the group visits the theatre.
More active option: Climb the path from the theatre up to the Martyrium of St Philip on the hill above Hierapolis.
Activity: The travertines are walked barefoot on wet, ridged limestone, slippery in places. The theatre and the Martyrium paths climb steeply. There is no balloon option here: day 5 leaves at 8:30 for the longest drive, and a sunrise flight would make it longer still.
Over the hills to the Turquoise Coast
Pamukkale to Tlos and Saklıkent Gorge, then Kaş
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Kaş
- Drive about 5 h
This is the one day over our four-hour driving cap, about four and three quarter hours in all.
Evening
There is no sensible town between the travertines and the coast to break it with a night, and an extra night there would take a day from Kaş. So we split it into three: about two and a half hours south through the uplands around Acıpayam with a coffee stop on the way, then Tlos, one of the oldest Lycian cities, where rock tombs carved like temple fronts look down from the acropolis over the Xanthos valley. Lunch is sit-down at Saklıkent, at one of the trout restaurants built on platforms over the river, followed by a short walk on the boardwalk into the gorge, where the cliffs close in to a few metres apart. The last hour and a quarter runs down through Kınık and along the cliffs past Kalkan to Kaş, a small harbour town of white houses and bougainvillea. We arrive in the early evening, about 6:30 to 7, and settle in for three nights.
Included
- Tlos with your guide: the rock tombs and the acropolis
- Sit-down trout lunch at Saklıkent
- Saklıkent Gorge entry and the boardwalk
Easier option: Stay at the foot of the acropolis at Tlos, and keep to the boardwalk at Saklıkent.
More active option: Wade into Saklıkent Gorge beyond the boardwalk in water shoes, as far as the river level allows.
Free time: Evening free in Kaş
Activity: The longest drive of the trip, over the 4 hour cap and split by a coffee stop, Tlos and lunch. The gorge water is cold all year and may be too high to wade in April.
A boat day to Kekova
Kaş to Üçağız, then by boat to Kekova and Kaleköy (Simena), and back
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Kaş
- Drive about 1.5 h
A short drive east brings us to Üçağız, a fishing village on a sheltered bay, where a boat for our group only is waiting. We leave before the day boats from Kaş arrive. Along the north shore of Kekova Island, the walls, steps and house foundations of an ancient town lie half under the water, dropped by earthquakes in antiquity. Swimming over the ruins is not allowed, so the boat drifts past slowly while your guide explains what you are looking at. At Kaleköy, the old Simena, a short climb leads to a small castle and a tiny theatre cut into the rock, with a view over the bay and a Lycian sarcophagus standing in the shallows.
Afternoon
Lunch is cooked on board. In the afternoon the boat stops in two or three coves for swimming in clear water, then heads back to Üçağız.
Evening
Back in Kaş by late afternoon, with the evening yours for the harbour and the old Hellenistic theatre at sunset.
Included
- Full-day boat for our group from Üçağız
- The sunken city along Kekova Island, seen from the deck
- Simena castle and its rock-cut theatre at Kaleköy
- Lunch cooked on board
- Swim stops in two or three coves
Easier option: Stay on deck in the shade at Kaleköy instead of the climb to the castle.
More active option: Swim at every stop and snorkel along the rocky shore, away from the protected ruins.
Free time: Evening free in Kaş
Activity: The climb at Kaleköy is about 15 minutes on uneven steps. If the sea is too rough to sail, we swap this day with day 7. In April the sea is still cool for swimming.
Patara and a free afternoon in Kaş
Kaş to Patara, then back to Kaş
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Kaş
- Drive about 2 h
We leave Kaş at about 8:30 for the 50-minute drive west to Patara, the main port of ancient Lycia and the birthplace of St Nicholas. Early, the site is quiet and the light is soft on the stone. Your guide walks you through the restored assembly hall where the Lycian League, a federation of cities, met to vote, then down the colonnaded street to the theatre and out toward the old harbour, now silted up and full of reeds, where an ancient lighthouse has been rebuilt from its fallen blocks. From the ruins it is a short walk over the dunes to Patara beach, about 18 km of sand backed by protected dunes, for a swim.
Afternoon
Lunch is sit-down in Gelemiş, the village beside the site. We are back in Kaş by about 2:30 and the afternoon is free: a swim from the rocks, a nap, the shops on the old lanes, or a coffee by the harbour watching the boats come in.
Included
- Patara with your guide: the assembly hall, the colonnaded street, the theatre and the lighthouse
- Time to swim at Patara beach
- Sit-down lunch in Gelemiş
Optional experiences
- Sea kayaking from Kaş over the sunken ruins of Kekova or along the Kaş peninsula with a local outfitter (price shown before you book)
Easier option: Ride the vehicle from the ruins to the beach car park instead of walking over the dunes.
More active option: Walk the dunes from the ruins to the lighthouse and along the beach, about 5 km on sand.
Free time: Afternoon and evening free in Kaş
Activity: Patara is flat but sandy and has little shade. The beach closes at night in the turtle nesting season, from about May to October.
Myra and Phaselis on the way to Antalya
Kaş to Demre (Myra), then Phaselis, and Antalya
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Antalya
- Drive about 4 h
We leave Kaş at about 8:30 and follow the coast road east, where the mountains drop straight into the sea. After about 45 minutes we reach Demre and the ancient city of Myra, where Lycian tombs are cut into the cliff like house fronts above a Roman theatre carved with theatre masks. Nearby is the Church of St Nicholas, the 4th-century bishop of Myra behind the Santa Claus story, with its frescoes and his empty sarcophagus.
Afternoon
Lunch is sit-down in Demre. The road then climbs over the headland past Finike and on to Phaselis, about two hours on, a Lycian port city set in pine woods on a peninsula with three natural harbours. Walk the paved main street between the harbours, past the aqueduct, and swim from the small beach in the south harbour. The last hour runs up the coast to Antalya, where we stay in or beside Kaleiçi, the walled old town above the harbour, for two nights. About three and three quarter hours of driving today in all.
Included
- Myra with your guide: the rock tombs and the theatre
- The Church of St Nicholas, Demre
- Sit-down lunch in Demre
- Phaselis: the harbours, the main street and the aqueduct, with time to swim
Easier option: Stay in the shade by the Phaselis main street or the beach instead of walking out to the far harbour.
More active option: Walk the full loop of all three Phaselis harbours before the swim.
Free time: Evening free in Antalya
Activity: A long day, kept under the 4 hour cap and broken by Myra, lunch and Phaselis. Myra and Phaselis are mostly flat, with little shade at Myra.
Termessos at opening, Kaleiçi at dusk
Antalya to Termessos, and back to Antalya
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Stay in Antalya
- Drive about 1.5 h
We leave Kaleiçi early and drive about 45 minutes into the mountains to Termessos, a city built at about 1,000 m inside a pine-covered national park. Alexander the Great looked at its walls in 333 BC and moved on. We are there at opening, while the air is cool and before the tour groups arrive. The path climbs past the city gate and cisterns to the theatre, which sits on the edge of a drop with the peaks behind it, then on to tombs scattered through the trees.
Afternoon
Lunch is sit-down at a village restaurant below the park, and we are back in Antalya by about 2 pm. The afternoon is free: a swim from the rocks below the old town, the small Kaleiçi Museum, or a rest.
Evening
In the early evening your guide walks you through Kaleiçi: Hadrian's Gate, raised for the emperor's visit in AD 130, the fluted Yivli Minaret and the stairs down to the old harbour. The farewell dinner is in the old town.
Included
- Termessos with your guide at opening: the city gate, the theatre and the tombs
- Sit-down lunch below Termessos
- Evening walk in Kaleiçi: Hadrian's Gate, the Yivli Minaret and the old harbour
- Farewell dinner in Kaleiçi
Optional experiences
- The Suna and İnan Kıraç Kaleiçi Museum, a small museum in the old town, on your own in the free afternoon (entry not included; hours confirmed for your dates)
Easier option: At Termessos, walk only as far as the theatre and come back down at your own pace, or wait in the shade at the car park.
More active option: Climb on past the theatre to the upper necropolis, where sarcophagi lie tumbled through the forest.
Free time: Afternoon free in Antalya
Activity: Termessos is a 2 to 3 hour visit uphill on rough stone paths with no shade on some stretches.
Antalya to the airport
Kaleiçi to Antalya Airport (AYT)
- Breakfast
- Drive about 24 min
Morning
The last morning is free. Have a long breakfast, walk the old town walls and the cliff-top park above the harbour before the day warms up, or take a last swim from the rocks. Your guide arranges transfers to Antalya Airport (AYT), about 15 km east of Kaleiçi and a 20 to 30 minute drive, to match the group's flights, and comes with the first transfer to see you checked in. Book a flight leaving after about noon if you can; earlier flights are fine, and we transfer you separately. Many routes home from Antalya connect through Istanbul. If you would like longer in Turkey, we can add nights in Antalya, or you can join our Lycian coast trip, which starts in Antalya, or add Istanbul and Cappadocia before you arrive in Izmir; ask us when you request to book and we will quote the extra nights and transfers.
Included
- Drop-off at Antalya Airport (AYT)
Free time: Morning free in Antalya
Activity: Book a flight leaving after about noon.
- Izmir1 night
- Selçuk2 nights
- Pamukkale1 night
- Kaş3 nights
- Antalya2 nights
- Overnight stop
- Day trip
- By boat or train
Wildlife and weather: April to June and September to October keep the inland sites walkable and the sea warm enough to swim from May; July and August are very hot at Ephesus and Pamukkale. Loggerhead turtles nest on Patara beach from about May to October, when it closes at night.
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Before you book
Right for you?
Good for you if you want
- Travellers who want Ephesus, Pamukkale and the coast without Istanbul and Cappadocia, or who have seen those already
- Ancient sites with time to linger, and swimming on the same trip
- Three nights in one harbour town, with a free afternoon
- A ten-day trip that fits between two flights, arriving in Izmir and leaving from Antalya
Not for you if you want
- Step-free access: Ephesus, the travertines, Termessos and Simena mean uneven stone, steps and wet limestone
- A first trip to Turkey that must include Istanbul or Cappadocia (see our 14-day Turkey trip)
- Travellers who cannot face one drive of nearly five hours
- July and August heat inland
Book flights after we confirm your seat.
9 nights
Where you'll stay
Your hotels are named in your trip confirmation.
- Izmir1 night
- Selçuk2 nights
- Pamukkale1 night
- Kaş3 nights
- Antalya2 nights
One price
What's in the price
Included
Accommodation
- 9 nights: 1 in Izmir (walkable to the Kordon), 2 in Selçuk, 1 in Pamukkale village, 3 in Kaş (walkable to the harbour), 2 in Antalya (in or beside Kaleiçi)
- Central hotels of at least 3-star-plus standard, named when we confirm your dates
- Rooms shared, or your own for a supplement
Transport
- Pick-up at Izmir Airport (ADB) on day 1, whatever your flight time
- Drop-off at Antalya Airport (AYT) on day 10
- Our own air-conditioned vehicle and driver for all ten days
- Full-day boat for our group from Üçağız to Kekova and Kaleköy
Your guide
- A See Sight Tours guide with the group for all 10 days
- Licensed local guides where a site or the law requires one
- No shopping stops: your guide takes no commission from carpet, leather or jewellery shops, and none are on the route
Activities
- Izmir: Konak, Kemeraltı and the Kordon walk, and the Agora of Smyrna
- Selçuk: the Basilica of St John, the Temple of Artemis site and the Ephesus Archaeological Museum
- Ephesus, with the Terrace Houses
- Şirince village walk and a fruit wine tasting
- Aphrodisias and its museum
- Hierapolis and the Pamukkale travertines
- Tlos
- Saklıkent Gorge
- Kekova: the sunken city from the boat, Simena castle and swim stops
- Patara: the ancient city and the beach
- Demre: Myra and the Church of St Nicholas
- Phaselis
- Termessos
- Antalya: the Kaleiçi walk
Meals
- 9 breakfasts
- 8 sit-down lunches: Selçuk, Şirince, Geyre, Saklıkent, on the Kekova boat, Gelemiş, Demre and below Termessos
- 3 dinners: welcome dinner in Izmir, Pamukkale, farewell dinner in Kaleiçi
Not included
- International flights to Izmir and from Antalya
- Visa or e-Visa fees, if your passport needs one
- Travel insurance
- Meals not listed above
- Drinks
- Tips
- The Antique Pool at Pamukkale, the House of the Virgin Mary, sea kayaking and other optional activities
- The Kaleiçi Museum on the free afternoon
- Sun loungers and umbrellas at beaches
- Personal expenses
Extras
- Room of your own
- CAD 830 (estimated price)
When you can go
Dates and prices
Pick your start date when you request to book. We check that date and confirm it in your quote.
Prefer to travel without a group or guide? Ask us about arranging hotels, transport and city tours for you to travel independently.
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Booking terms
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Questions
What does the price include?
Nine nights in central hotels, 9 breakfasts, 8 sit-down lunches and 3 dinners, airport transfers at Izmir and Antalya, our own vehicle and driver, a full-day boat to Kekova for our group, your See Sight Tours guide throughout and every entry in the day plan, including the Ephesus Terrace Houses, the Ephesus Archaeological Museum and Aphrodisias. There are no shopping stops.
How big is the group?
Between 7 and 12 guests, and never more. We do not merge groups, so the number you are told is the number you travel with. Twelve fits around one table at lunch, in one vehicle with room to spare, and on one boat at Kekova.
Who leads the trip?
A See Sight Tours guide travels with you for all ten days, from the Izmir arrivals hall to Antalya Airport. Where a site or Turkish law requires a licensed local guide, one joins us for that visit. We name your guide before you travel.
How fit do I need to be?
Moderate. Ephesus is about 3.5 km downhill on uneven marble, the travertines are walked barefoot on wet limestone, and Termessos is a 2 to 3 hour uphill visit at about 1,000 m. Each has an easy option, and the other days are easy walking.
I'm travelling solo. What does a single room cost?
A room of your own is CAD 830 more for the whole trip, shown before you book with no surprise at checkout. Solo travellers are welcome on every departure and join the same meals, boat and walks as everyone else.
When is the best time to go?
April to June and September to October. The inland sites are walkable and the coast is warm enough to swim from May. July and August are very hot at Ephesus and Pamukkale. In April the sea is still cool, and the gorge at Saklıkent can be too high to wade.
How does booking work?
Choose your style and start date and send a request to book. We check availability and provide the final quote, itinerary and booking terms before you accept. No payment is taken when you send the request. Your hotels are named when we confirm your dates.
Can we travel privately or on our own dates?
Yes. The private style is your party only, with your own guide, vehicle and boat, on a date you choose, from CAD 8,810 per person. If you would rather travel independently on your own dates, ask us from the dates section and we will quote hotels, transfers and the boat day.
Do I need a visa for Turkey?
Not for Canadian or US passports on a tourist stay of up to 90 days in any 180, under the current rule. Other nationalities may need an e-Visa bought online before travel. Check the official Turkish e-Visa site before you book; we confirm the rule for your passport when we confirm your trip.
Is there enough time at Ephesus and Pamukkale?
Yes. Ephesus gets about three and a half hours from opening, with the Terrace Houses included, and the Ephesus Archaeological Museum the day before. At Pamukkale we arrive in the late afternoon, as most day-tour coaches leave, and stay on the travertines until sunset, then sleep in the village.
Why is there no Istanbul or Cappadocia?
This trip is built for western Turkey on its own: flying into Izmir and out of Antalya saves two to three days of travel back to Istanbul. If you want everything, our 14-day Turkey trip adds Istanbul and Cappadocia, or you can add nights in Istanbul before day 1 and we will quote them.
How long is the drive from Pamukkale to Kaş?
About four and three quarter hours, the one day over our four-hour cap. There is no good place to stop overnight between the two, so we split the day with a coffee stop, the rock tombs at Tlos and a trout lunch at Saklıkent Gorge, arriving in Kaş in the early evening.
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