Antalya City Tours

The Antalya City Tour is a full-day adventure that introduces you to the stunning natural sceneries and historic sites of Antalya. This tour includes exploring significant landmarks like the Clock Tower, Yivli Minaret Mosque, and Hadrian's Gate in the charming Old Town of Kaleiçi. Enjoy a delightful boat ride from the Old Harbor and a visit to the spectacular Lower Düden Waterfalls. This journey is perfect for capturing the essence of Antalya.

Antalya, founded in the 2nd century BC by Attalus II, King of Pergamon, was originally named Attaleia. Its strategic location made it a coveted city through various empires, from the Romans to the Byzantines, and later the Seljuks and Ottomans. Each civilization left its mark, creating a rich tapestry of history and architecture.

Antalya is renowned for its beautiful beaches like Konyaaltı and Lara and important historical sites. Enjoy exploring ancient cities like Perge, Termessos, and the well-preserved Roman theatre of Aspendos. Antalya offers a mix of natural beauty, historical architecture, and rich cultural experiences, making it a top destination for tourists.

The Taurus Mountains frame the city, providing a stunning backdrop and numerous outdoor activities. The Düden Waterfalls, both Upper and Lower, are natural spectacles that should not be missed. These waterfalls not only offer breathtaking views but also a cool respite from the Mediterranean sun.

Participants will explore the historic Kaleiçi area, enjoy a picturesque boat trip, and unwind at the Lower Düden Waterfalls. The tour also treats you to a traditional Turkish lunch.

Kaleiçi, the Old Town of Antalya, is a maze of narrow streets filled with historic buildings, including the famous Hadrian's Gate, built in 130 AD to honor the Roman emperor. The Clock Tower and Yivli Minaret Mosque, dating back to the Seljuk era, are other notable landmarks. The area is also home to many charming shops and cafes.

The boat trip from the Old Harbor provides a unique perspective of Antalya’s coastline. You’ll sail past the cliffs where the Lower Düden Waterfalls cascade directly into the Mediterranean Sea, creating a picturesque scene perfect for photography.

For a comfortable experience, wear comfortable shoes for walking through historical sites and city streets. Bring sunscreen to protect against the sun, and make sure your phone or camera is fully charged to take photos and videos. Be ready at your pickup spot 15 minutes before the tour starts to make sure you don’t miss any part of this exciting day.

Comfortable Shoes are essential for exploring the cobbled streets of Kaleiçi and the archaeological sites. Sunscreen and a hat will protect you from the strong Mediterranean sun, and a camera is a must to capture the stunning views and historic sites. Carrying water is crucial to stay hydrated, especially during the summer months.

In addition to the city tour, Antalya offers lovely beaches, lively markets, and more historical sites like the Antalya Museum and the ancient city of Aspendos for you to discover on your own.

Konyaaltı and Lara beaches are perfect for relaxation. These beaches are renowned for their cleanliness and the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean. The local markets are vibrant and offer a range of products from fresh produce to traditional Turkish handicrafts. The Antalya Bazaar is a great place to buy souvenirs. Aspendos is famous for its Roman theater, one of the best-preserved in the world. The nearby ancient cities of Perge and Termessos offer a deep dive into the history of the region.

Explore the ancient heart of Lycia with a full-day tour to Demre, Myra, and Kekova. Visit the St. Nicholas Church in Demre, dedicated to the historical figure known globally as Santa Claus. Continue to Myra to see the impressive Lycian rock tombs and the ancient Greco-Roman amphitheater. The tour includes a boat trip to Kekova Island, where you can view the sunken city through a glass-bottom boat and swim in the turquoise waters.

Demre (ancient Myra) was an important city in Lycia. St. Nicholas, the 4th-century bishop who became the model for Santa Claus, lived and worked here. Myra is renowned for its rock-cut tombs and large Roman theater.

Demre is home to St. Nicholas Church, a significant religious site. Myra offers fascinating rock-cut tombs and a grand amphitheater. Kekova is known for its underwater ruins and stunning sea views.

What to Do on this Tour?

Visit historical sites, enjoy a boat trip, and swim in the Mediterranean. The tour includes a traditional Turkish lunch.

Preparation Tips: Wear comfortable shoes, bring a swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, and a camera.

This tour takes you on a historical journey through ancient ruins and stunning waterfalls. Visit the ancient city of Perge, known for its well-preserved stadium and Roman baths. Continue to Aspendos, famous for its impressive Roman theater. Explore the ancient city of Side with its Temple of Apollo. The tour also includes visits to beautiful waterfalls.

Perge was once a thriving Roman city and boasts impressive ruins, including a large stadium, baths, and an agora. The city’s layout and structures offer a glimpse into ancient urban planning and daily life. Aspendos is home to one of the best-preserved Roman theaters in the world, still used for performances today. The aqueducts and basilica are also noteworthy. Side is a coastal city with a rich history, known for its ancient ruins, including the Temple of Apollo, which offers stunning views at sunset. The city also has a well-preserved theater and agora.

These ancient cities offer a glimpse into the rich history of the region with their remarkably preserved structures. The waterfalls add a natural beauty to the historical exploration.

What to Do on this Tour?

Explore ancient ruins, enjoy scenic views of waterfalls, and learn about the history and culture from your guide. The tour includes a delicious lunch.

Preparation Tips: Bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and a camera.