The Luminous Ephesus and Turkish bath 5-hour private tour

The Luminous Ephesus and Turkish bath 5-hour private tour

Overview

Ephesus, known as the bustling hub of commerce and trade in ancient times, also held great significance as a religious epicenter for early Christianity due to its advantageous location. Among its many attractions, a visit to a Turkish bath is an absolute must-try.

This traditional practice of heating, cooling, and purifying the body offers a rejuvenating experience, leaving one with a sense of peace and clarity. It may sound intimidating, but it’s truly worth experiencing at least once.

Itinerary: Ephesus Ancient City and Traditional Turkish Bath

Highlights of The Luminous Ephesus and Turkish bath 5-hour private tour

  • A private tour from Kusadası 5 hours approx
  • Discover Ephesus Ancient City
  • Enjoy a traditional Turkish bath
  • Specially designed for cruise passengers, Transfer from/to the port
  • English-speaking tour guide

Description

Description of the private tour

Ephesus, Turkey
Ephesus, Turkey

Join me at the port where your personal chauffeur and guide await to escort you to the magnificent Ancient City of Ephesus. As we stroll down the winding path, you’ll be enchanted by the stunning ruins of this once-great Roman capital. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you past the Bouleuterion, Temple of Domitian, Hercules Gate, Temple of Hadrian, The Celsus Library, and The Great Theater, ensuring you don’t miss a single detail.

And to cap off our journey, let’s immerse ourselves in a rejuvenating Turkish bath. Get your tokens and directions at the entrance and prepare for an unforgettable and tranquil experience.

As you embark on your journey, you will first traverse through the sweltering heat and dense vegetation. Then, you will be lathered with soap, followed by a soothing bubble massage, and finally wrapped in soft, plush towels like a newborn.

After your rejuvenating treatment, you will be provided with fresh towels to dry off your body. Once you exit the bath, take some time to unwind in the cooler area, perhaps indulging in a refreshing drink.

And as a special cultural experience, we invite you to discover the local treasures of Ephesus, such as the exquisite handmade carpets and rugs crafted through traditional weaving techniques in the Teaching Village. You can also admire the remarkable Ephesus Ceramics that showcases the region’s distinct artistry.

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Details


Tour Type

Included in the tour

  • Entrance fees
  • Professional English speaking guide licensed by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism
  • Non-Smoking, air conditioned vehicle and professional driver
  • Pick up and drop off at your hotel
  • Pick up and drop off at the port
  • Road tolls and all local taxes

Excluded from the tour

  • Optional Gratuities
  • Food and beverage

Cancellation Policy

Read our cancellation policy

Additional info

  • Dress Code: When visiting religious sites, shoulders and knees must be covered out of respect for the cultural norms.
  • Please review our Terms & Conditions and Frequently Asked Questions
  • Upon booking, an electronic voucher will be emailed to you containing our contact information, tour details, and all necessary instructions. This voucher serves as your ticket and proof of purchase. Please present a printed or digital copy of the voucher on the day of your tour to redeem your activity.

Persons with Disabilities

  • Due to uneven surfaces, certain sites are not recommended for persons with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair.
  • In all cases, we recommend comfortable flat-solid walking shoes, sunglasses, and sunscreen.


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Tour Details

Any bag or item with a single side longer than 50 inches (120 cm), including wheels, handles and packaging is an oversized item.

SPECIAL OFFER: This Ephesus tour includes lunch, only if you start from Kusadasi port

Note

  • If you would like to visit the Terrace Houses (Slope Houses) where the richest Romans lived from 1th to 7th AD. It costs $– extra per person includes entrance fees and guiding service.
  • Houses are considered today as the biggest puzzle of the world and located on Curetes Street among the ruins of Ephesus.

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