Make a splash at the largest water park in Turkey with a full-day entrance ticket to Bodrum Aquapark.
Have a fun-filled day for kids and adults by making a splash in Bodrum Aquapark's selection of pools and slides.
The first and largest water park in Turkey covers more than 40,000 square meters and features 24 different rides, slides and other thrilling aquatic attractions.
Brave the hair-raising kamikaze slider or face the challenge of the near vertical slides. Ride the waves of the swimming pools and let the little ones let off steam in the dedicated kid’s zone.
Top up your tan, with plenty of space to sunbathe, and avail yourself of the different restaurants and retail outlets when you feel like a change of scenery.
Bodrum plays host to some beautiful beaches, but if it's adrenaline-pumping action you're after, look no further than Bodrum Aquapark.
It is home to some bone-rattling water slides, most of which will make you scream before you even splash out at the bottom! Little kids are well taken care of with splashing pools, wave pools, and even a foam party at the end of the day.
Come and discover the heart of this enchanting region and embark on the drive of a lifetime.
Take part in an unforgettable adventure that will take you to explore the mountains of Bodrum. Hop aboard a 4x4 and bump along country lanes, past rivers and through quiet villages where time seems to have stopped still.
Accompanied by local expert drivers and in groups of between 5 and 15 vehicles, you will climb the jaw-dropping mountain roads to see Bodrum and its surroundings from a unique perspective.
Make a stop along the way at Mumcular and Etrim, two villages that will take you back in time. Take advantage of the moment and take a dip at one of the beautiful beaches.
Replenish your strength with a traditional Turkish lunch in a local village before venturing into the peninsula along the mountain roads.
As you make the way back to the hotel, experience a piece of the local life as you see flocks of sheep, goats, and locals riding donkeys pass by.
Multi-lingual guide: English, French and German.
Your tour experience will begin with a convenient pick-up from your hotel.
Along the way to the city, you'll make several exciting stops to take in the local sights and culture. Our knowledgeable and personable tour guide will be with you every step of the way, sharing fascinating insights and stories to keep you engaged and entertained throughout the journey. With their expert guidance, you can rest assured that your tour will be a truly memorable and enriching experience.
Ephesus is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable and well-preserved archaeological sites in the world. As you stroll down its marble-paved streets, you'll be amazed by the stunning mosaics and frescoes that still adorn the walls of the ancient Roman houses. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Temple of Hadrian, the impressive baths, and the city's famed brothel.
However, the true highlight of your visit will undoubtedly be the awe-inspiring Library of Celsus. This stunning structure is one of the most impressive and well-known landmarks in all of Ephesus. Admire its intricate facade, adorned with elegant carvings and statues, and explore its vast interior, which once housed thousands of priceless scrolls and manuscripts.
Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates beauty and elegance, Ephesus is sure to leave a lasting impression. Don't miss the chance to experience this extraordinary site for yourself.
The venue held 25,000 residents, who accumulated to watch dramatic execution and combatant conflicts. Today, from the site you'll appreciate great perspectives over the central avenue that is fixed with marble wellsprings, sanctuaries, and showers.
After lunch, proceed to the House of the Virgin Mary on Mt. Koressos (ticket not included). Experience the Essence of God of the modest house where the Virgin Mary is said to have spent her last days.
After visiting the most interesting places you will drive back to Bodrum.
Multilingual guide: English, French, Russian
Visit Pamukkale hot springs that contain travertines, and terraces of carbonate minerals left by the flowing water. Then visit the ancient city of Hierapolis. Explore the unique travertine terraces of Pamukkale (literally “Cotton Castles” in Turkish), and enjoy a full-day trip to one of Turkey’s most popular attractions.
There are several different stops along the way to Pamukkale to ease the lengthy journey and make it more pleasant.
Denizli, which is the city closest to Pamukkale, is where you'll make a halt to admire the magnificent overall view.
The event continues with an open-bar lunch at a local restaurant in the Pamukkale area. It will be possible to see the slope with the dazzling white porches from the restaurant.
When you first arrive at Pamukkale, look for the remains of Hierapolis (such as the amphitheater, city walls, bathhouses, and necropolis), which can help you learn more about the geography and history of the area.
At this point, you can take advantage of the full splendor of this natural wonder by strolling along the white travertines and swimming in the area's frequent pools filled with water from the nearby aquifer.
There is an old pool named Cleopatra's Pool nearby the travertines; swimming there is optional and subject to an additional fee (not included, payable on the spot).
The beautiful white travertine and documented estimates of the Hierapolis Ancient City led to the addition of Pamukkale to the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list (1988).
You can relax while traveling back, stop to do some shopping (at a store selling materials, calfskin, and onyx texture), and then drive to Bodrum.
There will be a last stop on the way before you head back to your hotel.
A wonderful day out to see a natural beauty which is the Dalyan River Delta.
A nature conservation area, this beautiful area is home to 2,000 year old rock tombs carved out of the hillside, natural mud baths, wildlife and a nesting area for loggerhead turtles on the sandy beach at the mouth of the delta.
The tour includes a boat ride up the river to the mud baths for a therapeutic wallow in the mud which is said to have anti-ageing properties.
Lunch is enjoyed by the riverside from where it is possible to admire the amazing Lycian rock tombs on the opposite riverbank before sailing down to the beach area for a relaxing sunbathe or swim in the sea.