You’ll walk barefoot through Pamukkale’s warm pools, explore ancient Hierapolis with a knowledgeable guide, and enjoy lunch with your small group—all in one easy day from Kusadasi.
The drive out from Kusadasi started early, but honestly, the sunrise over the fields made it worth it. Our guide, Ayşe, kept things lively with stories about the region—she even pointed out a roadside bakery where locals grab simit in the mornings. By the time we reached Pamukkale, you could already see the white terraces gleaming in the sun. It’s not just a postcard—there’s this faint smell of minerals in the air, and you can hear water trickling down the travertines if you listen closely.
We kicked off our shoes and waded right into those famous thermal pools. The water’s warm—almost silky—and there are tiny fish darting around your ankles if you stand still long enough. Ayşe explained how people have been coming here for centuries to soak in these springs. There were families snapping photos, but it never felt crowded since our group was small (just 12 of us). After drying off, we wandered up to Hierapolis. The ruins are scattered across a hilltop; you’ll spot columns poking out of wildflowers and old stone paths winding through olive trees. Lunch was included at a local spot nearby—simple grilled chicken and fresh bread, nothing fancy but just right after all that walking.
Yes! The tour is family-friendly and accessible for all ages. There are options for strollers and wheelchairs too.
You’ll have plenty of time to relax in the pools and take photos before heading up to explore Hierapolis.
Yes, all entrance fees are covered in your booking—no hidden costs on site.
Your day includes lunch at a local restaurant, all entrance fees for Pamukkale and Hierapolis, plus comfortable transport with an expert guide leading the way.
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