Cappadocia Deluxe Gulet Bodrum

Arrive at Konya, Kayseri or Nevşehir Airport, transfer to hotel.

We will start our tour of the day after breakfast at 09:00 am. First, we will visit the Uçhisar Castle, situated at the highest hill of Cappadocia, shaped by flowing volcanic lavas. Next, we will visit the Pigeon Valley and Göreme Open Air Museum which is home to fantastic monasteries and chapels like the Dark Church, Apple Church, Snake Church, and Saint Barbara Church. You will see the sceneries and figures from the Old and New Testaments on well-preserved frescos from the iconoclastic period.  Afterward, we will explore the Çavuşin Village, one of the oldest Greek villages of this region, and visit Love Valley, a popular valley for hikers and photographers, to marvel at its tall fairy chimneys and other rock formations.Afterward, we will have lunch in Avanos town, (Excluded) located nearby River Kızılırmak. Here, we will see how world-famous pottery and ceramic are made. You can also join a pottery atelier and learn how to use the traditional kick wheels and buy souvenirs if you like. Next, we will see the Paşabağı Valley. Some of the mushroom-shaped rock formations here are several meters high. Fairy chimneys shaped by erosion for many years were used as houses by various religious groups, therefore it is also known as the Monks Valley. Next, we will visit Devrent Valley, also known as Valley of Dreams, which is famous for its rock formations resembling different animal figures. Mustafapaşa Village, an old Greek town formerly known as Sinasos, where Orthodox Greeks and Turks lived together until 1924. Here, we will observe the local life and see the authentic stone houses built by Sinasos architects.End of the tour and transfer to hotel. Accommodation in Cappadocia.

Cappadocia Hot Air Balloon Tour, ATV Safari or HorsebackCappadocia Hot Air Balloon Tour in early hours of morning between 04.00 am and 05.00 am.After Hot Air Baloon tour you will get back to hotel for breakfast. Our tour will start after breakfast and the first stop of the day will be Afterward, we will visit the Keşlik Monastery. The frescoes inside the monastery will leave you fascinated. After examining these rare murals with our guide, we will continue with our next stop, Şahinefendi (Sobesos) excavation area. In the Şahinefendi Sabesos excavation area, you will see tombs, basilica, mosaic stones, and Roman baths. Afterward, we will visit Kaymaklı Underground City which is believed to be the oldest underground city in Cappadocia. It is estimated that people have been living inside the houses built in the rocks since the Paleolithic Period. However, we know that they were mostly used for protection against Roman, Persian, and Arab attacks. They were also used as storehouses. You will be amazed to see how people lived in these underground cities with endless narrow tunnels and stairs. Finally, you can participate in one of the adventure activities such as ATV Safari or Horseback Riding for 1-3 hours in the afternoon. Accommodation in Cappadocia.

Bodrum, steeped in Bohemian allure since the early 20th century, when dissident artists and writers sought refuge in its idyllic embrace, has emerged as a haven for modern-day tourists. The formidable crusader castle, crafted by the Knights of St. John, hosts the Mediterranean’s premier underwater archaeological museum, boasting relics from what is believed to be the world’s oldest shipwreck, dating back to the Bronze Age. Following embarkation, luxuriate in a leisurely sail to Mersincik, nestled across the bay from Gekova (20 nm), where a serene anchorage, ensconced within pine-clad shores and crystal-clear waters, beckons for an invigorating inaugural swim.

Knidos, an ancient settlement nestled at the southwestern tip of the Datca Peninsula, unveils its splendor in the bay of the erstwhile Carian city, a pivotal component of the Dorian Hexapolis. Immerse yourself in pristine waters for a refreshing swim and snorkeling adventure amidst a submerged breakwater, preceding a visit to the awe-inspiring historical enclave ashore.Palamutbuku, a hidden gem along the Datca peninsula, boasts a quaint harbor embellished with a sprawling beachfront, complemented by a medley of eateries and boutiques vending local delicacies such as almonds, honey, and artisanal soap.

Indulge in a sumptuous luncheon and exhilarating water sports interlude at the Bay of Kalaboshi before proceeding to Datca. Nestled midway along the eponymous peninsula, Datca stands as a veritable yachting paradise, replete with scenic coves and expansive bays that epitomize the region’s allure.

Tranquil fishing hamlet of Selimiye graces a breathtaking bay just beyond Turgutkoy and Orhaniye, inviting exploration of its hilltop fortress, commanding panoramic vistas over the bay and the remnants of an ancient watchtower ensconced on a small islet within.Dirsekbuku, an eternal sanctuary of serenity, offers an idyllic overnight anchorage amidst pristine waters and verdant landscapes, setting the stage for a memorable onboard dining experience against a backdrop of pine-clad hills.

Bozburun, where tourism, fishing, sponge diving, and apiculture reign supreme, lures with its renowned thyme honey and time-honored tradition of crafting gulet yachts. Preserved in its pristine state by stringent regulations, the peninsula offers a glimpse into a bygone era, where life unfolds at a leisurely pace.

Bozukkale, once known as Loryma during the Hellenistic era, served as a bustling port city, its fortified castle walls bearing testament to its storied past. Embark on a scenic hike along the rugged terrain to behold panoramic vistas of the Greek islands of Symi and Rhodes, shrouded in the ethereal glow of dawn or dusk.

Embark on an early morning escapade in the tranquil confines of Ekincik Bay, preceding a leisurely breakfast and a riveting riverboat excursion along the reed-fringed channels of the Dalyan River delta. Behold the majestic Lycian Rock Tombs, perched high upon cliff faces overlooking the river, before relishing a delectable riverside repast in the quaint town of Dalyan.

Immerse yourself in the tranquil waters of Cleopatra’s Bath, nestled within a picturesque bay ensconced by verdant pine forests. Explore the submerged ruins in the bay’s southwestern reaches before indulging in a rejuvenating swim and snorkeling session. Legend has it that Cleopatra herself graced these shores, immortalizing the site with the remnants of a Roman Bath, a testament to its timeless allure.

On your journey to Gocek, indulge in a final morning swim in one of the nearby anchorages. Gocek, a mere 20 minutes from Dalaman Airport, stands as a convenient embarkation or disembarkation point, concluding your enchanting voyage amidst the azure waters of the Turkish Riviera.