Pamukkale & Hierapolis Turu

Preparing for the Pamukkale Hierapolis Excursion

We will pick you up from the hotel early in the morning and officially start our Pamukkale Hierapolis excursion. After meeting our professional guide, our journey will begin with the Hierapolis. After a short journey, we will arrive at Pamukkale, and our Pamukkale daily excursion officially starts.

Let’s Explore the Pamukkale

We will start our Pamukkale Hierapolis tour by exploring the Pamukkale mountain and its terraces. The rock formations in Pamukkale contain hot spring with terraces of carbonate minerals that relax for bathing. Travertine is a kind of rock. As a result of chemical reactions, precipitation has occurred on the rocks.

Pamukkale travertines & Natural Spring Water

The area where Pamukkale travertines are located is a thermal region with many hot water sources. The temperature of the hot water sources coming out in seventeen different sources ranges from 35 degrees to 100 degrees. These spring waters have been used for medical purposes since ancient times. Since the spring water is perfect for rheumatism, thousands of people visit Pamukkale for health tourism and its natural beauty.

An Ancient City in Pamukkale: Hierapolis

After wandering in Pamukkale, we will go to the ancient city of Hierapolis. This ancient city, which was famous for its baths in historical times, is a civilization that has hosted many people who want to treat themselves. We will also visit the Roman Amphitheater, an authentic historical center, the St Philippe Basilica, the Necropolis, and the Cleopatra pool. Finally, after lunch in a nearby restaurant, we go back to Antalya and your resorts.

What is Including?

- Lunch

- Professional Tour Guide Service

- Transportation

- Pamukkale and Hierapolis Entrance Fee

What is Excluding?

-Breakfast

- Drinks

- Cleopatra Pool Entrance Fee

What to bring

-        Passport or ID card

-        Comfortable shoes

-        Sunglasses

-        Sun hat

Not allowed

-        Pets

-        Smoking

(06:00 – 19:00)