Secrets Beneath Cappadocia: Guided Kaymakli Underground City Tour

Everyday Guarantee Departures

6 Hours

Cappadocia

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Kaymakli Underground CityPigeon ValleyCappadocia

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Unveiling Underground Mysteries of Cappadocia

Experience the captivating underground world of Kaymakli Underground City, one of Cappadocia’s most famous and best-preserved sites. This half-day guided tour begins with a stop at Goreme Panorama, where you’ll admire the fairy chimneys, cave houses, and surreal valleys from a stunning viewpoint. Dive deep into history as you explore the multi-level tunnels of Kaymakli, and conclude your journey with a scenic break at Pigeon Valley, overlooking the old Greek houses of Uchisar and abandoned cave dwellings.

Inclusions:

✅ Entrance fees
✅ English speaking guide

Exclusions:

☑️ Meals & Drinks
☑️ Personal expenses
☑️ Hotel pick up & drop off (optional)

Optional extras (add when booking):

Departures : Everyday Guarantee Departures

Starting Point : Cappadocia

Duration : 6 Hours

Language : English

➤ Small Group Tour

⭐ Small groups max 8 person
⭐ Local Guides
⭐ Skip-the-line express entry tickets to attractions

✂ Fully customizable itinerary

ITINERARY

Your tour begins at 10:00 and concludes at 12:30.

Goreme Panorama (Goreme Panorama): Start your journey with panoramic views of Goreme Village, featuring its iconic fairy chimneys and cave houses.
Kaymakli Underground City (Ciudad Subterranea de Kaymakli): Explore the depths of this fascinating multi-level underground city, used for centuries as a refuge.
Pigeon Valley (Valle de las Palomas): Enjoy views of ancient cave dwellings and historic Uchisar Greek houses nestled in the valley.

Know Before You Book

The underground city has low, narrow tunnels and steep steps that can be hard for some visitors.
It may not suit guests with claustrophobia or limited mobility.
Kaymakli extends about 36 meters underground across several levels.
It is cool inside the underground city, so bring a light layer.
Groups are small, with a maximum of eight people.