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Discover Turkey’s highlights in 4 days with flights, private guides, and unique stays including a cave hotel in Cappadocia, exploring Ephesus and Pamukkale.
This 4-day private tour from Istanbul offers an immersive journey through some of Turkey’s most iconic sites, including Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Pamukkale. Priced at $3,404 per person, this tour combines comfort, expert guidance, and convenience, with flights, hotels, and meals included. It’s designed for travelers who want to see Turkey’s highlights without the hassle of planning each detail themselves, especially those who appreciate curated experiences and local insights.
The tour starts with an early flight from Istanbul to Cappadocia, where the adventure begins with a full-day exploration of Southern Cappadocia’s highlights. Over the next three days, travelers visit North Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Pamukkale, with pre-selected hotels including a unique cave suite in Goreme. Expect an itinerary packed with ancient ruins, scenic valleys, and extraordinary landscapes, balanced with free time for personal discoveries.
While the tour offers a streamlined, all-inclusive experience, it’s worth noting that dinner is not included, so you can choose your own dining spots in the evenings. The group is private, and guides speak English, Spanish, and Italian, providing detailed explanations and local tips. The entire experience is designed for convenience, with airport transfers, domestic flights, entrance fees, and transportation all arranged in advance.


The first day of this tour begins with a one-hour flight from Istanbul to Cappadocia. Upon arrival, a guide meets you at the airport with your name on a sign, leading you to the tour office in Goreme. The full-day Southern Cappadocia tour includes visits to Pigeon Valley, Kaymakli Underground City, and Kizilcukur Valley.
The Underground City of Kaymakli is a highlight, revealing how ancient inhabitants carved multi-level dwellings beneath the earth. Selime Monastery offers a glimpse into monastic life carved into the rock, and the natural beauty of Pigeon Valley provides breathtaking views. The day wraps up with a return to your hotel, where you can relax before the next day’s explorations.
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Day two features a full-day North Cappadocia tour. The guide leads visitors through the Goreme Open Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with rock-cut churches and chapels. The tour also covers Cavusin Village, known for its ancient dwellings, and Monks Valley, famous for fairy chimneys.
Further stops include the Devrent Valley, where natural rock formations resemble animals, and the towns of Urgup, Ortahisar, and Avanos. Each location offers a different flavor: from traditional pottery workshops in Avanos to panoramic views from Ortahisar Castle. After this full day, travelers transfer to the airport for a flight to Izmir and continue to Kusadasi, where two nights are spent at a local hotel.

On day three, the tour visits the legendary Ephesus, one of Turkey’s most famous archaeological sites. The Temple of Artemis, one of the 7 Ancient Wonders of the World, is a primary stop, giving insight into ancient religious architecture. The Celsius Library, the theatre, and other well-preserved ruins reveal the grandeur of this ancient city.
A visit to the House of Virgin Mary, believed to be her last residence, adds a spiritual dimension to the day. After exploring, the group returns to Kusadasi, where free time allows for personal exploration or relaxation before another busy day ahead.
The final full day involves a guided tour of Pamukkale and Hierapolis. The ancient city ruins include Old Gates, a cemetery, and a theatre, many of which appeared in a James Bond film, adding a touch of cinematic history. The Travertine terraces are famous for their mineral-rich pools, where visitors can take a dip in the calcified waters once enjoyed by Cleopatra.
The day concludes with a short flight back to Istanbul, rounding out a comprehensive exploration of Turkey’s most iconic sites. The return flight offers a chance to reflect on landscapes that range from surreal white terraces to ancient ruins.
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This tour excels in effortless logistics. From the moment of pickup in Istanbul to airport transfers and domestic flights, everything is arranged in advance. Pre-selected hotels include a cave suite hotel in Goreme, which provides an authentic experience of living in carved rock, and comfortable accommodations in Kusadasi.
Transportation throughout the tour is by private minivan, making transfers quick and private, with entrance fees included for all major sites. The guides speak English, Spanish, and Italian, ensuring clear explanations and local insight.
One of the tour’s standout features is the night in a Cave Suite Hotel in Goreme. This rock-housed accommodation offers a chance to experience a traditional Cappadocian dwelling with modern amenities. Staying in a cave hotel adds a memorable touch to the trip, blending comfort with authenticity.
Although the days are packed with guided visits, the tour allows for free time in Kusadasi after the Ephesus tour. Travelers can choose their own spots for dinner or explore local markets and cafes at their leisure. The tour ends with a free cancellation option up to 24 hours before departure, providing flexibility for changing plans.

This private, all-inclusive tour suits travelers who want to see Turkey’s top sights with minimal hassle. It’s ideal for those who value convenience, expert guides, and curated experiences, especially if staying in a cave hotel appeals. The group size is private, making the experience intimate and tailored.
However, the dinner is not included, so those expecting gourmet dining every night should plan accordingly. The tour does not include hot air balloon rides, which are popular in Cappadocia but are not part of this package.

This 4-day guided tour from Istanbul offers a well-paced, comprehensive look at Turkey’s most famous archaeological and natural attractions. The combination of flights, hotel stays, and guided tours reduces the stress of travel planning, allowing visitors to focus on enjoying the sites.
The unique cave hotel in Goreme and the opportunity to explore both ancient ruins and surreal landscapes make this a memorable option. It’s best suited for travelers who want a structured, immersive experience, with the flexibility to explore on their own in Kusadasi.
While the price reflects the convenience and inclusions, travelers should be aware that dinners are extra and hot air balloon rides are not included, if those are desired experiences. This tour strikes a good balance of guided exploration and free time, perfect for those seeking an organized yet personal adventure in Turkey.
What is included in this tour?
The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Istanbul, three domestic flights, all airport transfers, one night in a cave hotel in Goreme, two nights in Kusadasi, a guide for the entire trip, breakfast and lunch, transportation, and entrance fees for sites.
Are dinners included?
No, dinners are not included, giving travelers the chance to choose their own dining experiences in Kusadasi or Goreme.
What languages do the guides speak?
Guides speak English, Spanish, and Italian.
Is this tour suitable for travelers with mobility issues?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
How flexible is the booking?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, offering flexibility if plans change.
Does the tour include hot air balloon rides?
No, hot air balloon rides are not included in this package.
How long is each flight?
The flight from Istanbul to Cappadocia is approximately one hour, with similar durations for other domestic flights.
What makes the hotel in Goreme special?
The Cave Suite Hotel provides an authentic stay in a room carved into rock, blending traditional architecture with modern comfort.
Can I explore on my own during free time?
Yes, there is free time in Kusadasi to explore or dine independently.
Is this tour suitable for solo travelers or groups?
The tour is private, making it well-suited for solo travelers, couples, or private groups seeking an exclusive experience.