Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi

Everyday Guarantee Departures

1 Day

1 City

29 Reviews

Places to Visit

PamukkaleNecropolisRoman BathsDomitian GateByzantium GateHierapolis

Tour Details Tour ID 44

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Exploring the Majestic Beauty of Pamukkale and the Ancient Marvels of Hierapolis

Pamukkale (meaning Cotton Castle in Turkish) is famous for its beautiful white travertines and antique city of Hierapolis. Also with its thermal water springs, Pamukkale and Karahayit are two important health tourism centers.

In Hierapolis antique city, there’s a lot history to see and appreciate. Amphitheater, Necropolis and The Martyrium of Apostle Philip are the highlights of Hierapolis.

✅ Everyday guarantee departures
✅ Small groups max 14 person
✅ Local Guides
✅ Stress free tour
✅ Skip-the-line express entry tickets to attractions

✂ If you want to customize this tour please contact, so we can offer you more options

Departures : Everyday

Starting Point : Pick up from Kusadasi/Selcuk Hotels

Duration : 11 Hours (08:00-19:00)

Language : English

Tour Program

ITINERARY

08:00 We will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to Pamukkale. You’ll have a lunch in a local restaurant with our tour guide. (not included)
After lunch, locations to visit are; Necropolis, Roman Baths, Domitian Gate, Latrina, Oil Factory, Frontinus Street, Agora, Byzantium Gate, Triton Fountain, Cathedral, Apollon Temple, Plutonium, Theater and Antique Pool which are all located in Hierapolis. You will find a chance to take photos of the best spots in Pamukkale while walking through the travertines without shoes/slippers and socks.
16:00 End of the tour.
16:30 You will be transferred back to your hotel in Kusadasi, Selcuk.
Estimated arrival time to Kusadasi is 19:00, and 19:30 for Selcuk.

What's Included

✅ Inclusion :

Pick up from Kusadasi or Selcuk
Pamukkale, Hierapolis tour
Professional tour guide
Entrance fees for museums and archeological sites

❌Exclusions :

Entrance fee for Cleopatra Pool
Personal expenses and tips
Drinks and meals
Optional additional tours or activities

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi?

A: The Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi is a full-day tour that takes visitors from the port town of Kusadasi to the stunning natural wonder of Pamukkale, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its white terraced basins of mineral-rich water.

Q: What are the highlights of the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi?

A: The highlights of the tour typically include visits to the Pamukkale terraces, the ancient city of Hierapolis, the thermal pools, and you have an option for the Cleopatra Pool.

Q: How long is the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi?

A: The tour typically lasts around 12-14 hours, depending on the specific tour operator and itinerary.

Q: What is included in the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi package?

A: The package includes transportation, a licensed tour guide, and entrance fees to the sites.

Q: What is not included in the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi package?

A: The package does not include personal expenses meals, drinks and tips for the guide and driver.

Q: Is it necessary to book the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi in advance?

A: It is recommended to book the tour in advance to ensure availability, especially during peak travel seasons.

Q: What should I wear and bring on the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi?

A: Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress according to the weather. Bring a camera, sunscreen, and any personal items that may be needed during the tour. Bathing suits and towels may be needed for the thermal pools.

Q: Can the itinerary of the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi be customized?

A: The itinerary may not be fully customizable, but visitors may have some input on specific sites they would like to visit within the given timeframe.

Q: Is the Pamukkale Tour From Kusadasi suitable for families with children?

A: Yes, the tour is suitable for families with children, but it is important to let the tour operator know the ages of your children in advance so they can plan an appropriate itinerary. Note that some of the sites visited may require a lot of walking or climbing, so be sure to bring appropriate shoes and clothing for children.