Visit the stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pamukkale, known as the “Cotton Castle,” on this full-day guided tour from Antalya. Departing early in the morning, travel to Pamukkale to explore its famous white travertine terraces and ancient city of Hierapolis. Enjoy free time to walk on the terraces and swim in the thermal pools. A professional guide will lead you through Hierapolis’ ancient streets, Roman baths, and the impressive theater. Savor an open buffet lunch in Denizli before returning to Antalya.
- Full-day small group tour from Antalya, approximately 12 hours
- Visit Pamukkale’s iconic travertine terraces and thermal pools
- Explore the ancient ruins of Hierapolis with a licensed guide
- Enjoy an open buffet lunch at a local restaurant in Denizli
Pickup included
Travelers will walk on the famous white travertine terraces of Pamukkale, formed by mineral-rich thermal waters. Enjoy free time to explore the terraces, take photos, and admire the unique natural landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Travelers have free time to swim in the natural thermal pools of Pamukkale, known for their warm mineral waters and historical setting among ancient ruins. Swimming is optional.
Guided visit to the ancient city of Hierapolis, including ancient streets, Roman baths, necropolis, and historical ruins. Learn about the city’s history and its connection to Pamukkale.
Visit the well-preserved Roman theater of Hierapolis, offering panoramic views over the ancient city and surrounding landscape.
Stop in Denizli for an open buffet lunch at a local restaurant before continuing the tour.
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Antalya Bus Station
AntRay is a modern tram system that connects the city center with the airport and other key areas. It's efficient, affordable, and user-friendly.
Available • Apps: BiTaksi, Uber
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