We will take a breakfast and rest break in Korkuteli, where you can enjoy a delicious meal and relax before continuing our journey. Please note that breakfast is not included in the tour price and will be at your own expense.

We will visit an Onyx handicrafts workshop, where you can witness the artistry behind beautifully crafted stone products. You’ll have the opportunity to learn about the traditional techniques used and even purchase unique handcrafted souvenirs.

We will have a lunch break at a local restaurant near Pamukkale, where you can enjoy a delicious meal and relax before exploring the stunning natural and historical sites.

Upon entering Pamukkale, your guide will introduce you to the ancient city of Hierapolis, sharing its rich history and fascinating landmarks.

The 1800-year-old Hierapolis Amphitheatre, the most important and original Roman Theatre in the Mediterranean Basin. Built for 150 years, Amphitheatre There is also the unique 2500-year-old Pamukkale Hierapolis Ancient City, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List both as a cultural and natural heritage. As a result of the restoration, Hierapolis Amphitheatre has the most important and unique place among the Roman Period Anatolian Theatres in the Mediterranean basin with its mythological reliefs, magnificent stage building, seating steps of the Antalya Perge Theatre.

We visit the natural pools of Pamukkale with our guide. The minarets in the water here change the colours on the rock surface. Therefore, everywhere is as white as cotton. And water has many benefits for the human body.

There are many more places to explore, of course, but it seems to us that we had one of the most extraordinary swimming experiences in the world. How many other places in 23 centuries of history can there be swimming in the world? (If there is any, it was forbidden to swim in it in this period and the only thing that got wet in its waters is wish money? This is the Ancient Pool, aka Cleopatra Pool, in the city of Hierapolis from the 2nd century BC. Under the protection of UNESCO, the site in the World Cultural Heritage List is located in the Hierapolis Ancient City, in the area just above Pamukkale Travertines. We think it is a great experience to experience such a precious legacy in such a special way. By the way, we've deleted this from our list of things to do before you die!