Turkey Cesme City Sightseeing Tours

Vrondados advancing northward along the coast of the island, we see homes that make up the most beautiful examples of island architecture. Our first stop is Daskalopetra (Teachers Rock). Daskalopetra on the north coast of Vrondados is one of the islands best known monuments. Tradition closely links it with Homer and it is regarded as Homers School where he used to teach.

Bask in the sun, relish in the delectable cuisine, and dive into the crystal-clear waters. Our route includes popular islands such as Donkey, Blue (Aquarium), Mercan, and Makri, where you can enjoy swimming, diving, snorkeling, and island exploration all in one tour.

Cesme is located in Eagean Region, you can explore nature and beauties of city; Archeology, Arcitechture, nature and lots of things. If you would like to see something different in your life and if you like cooking or want to learn how to cook, we offer you very special itinerary to learn very good Turkish cuisines with smiley and friendly Turkish people. In this tour package you will not only have a chance to taste local foods but also you will learn how to cook them. You can also taste one of the most popular Turkish culture; This is Turkish Bath. After this experience you feel quite relaxed.

The historical significance of Aphrodisias, considered one of the most prominent archaeological sites of the late Hellenistic and Roman periods, is that the city was renowned for its marble sculptors and the sanctuary of its goddess, Aphrodite. From the first century BC to the sixth century AD, Aphrodisias flourished as a prosperous city. Many of its ancient monuments still stand tall today, and excavations have revealed numerous marble statues, inscriptions, buildings, and other artifacts.

Cesme is located in Eagean Region, you can explore nature and beauties of city; Archeology, Arcitechture, nature and lots of things.

Pick up from your hotel in Didyma and depart to Daily Cesme City Tour.

Pamukkale is a popular tourist destination all over the world due to its distinctive cotton-like terraces. Visitors flock to this site not only for its spectacular appearance, but also for its health benefits, as the water is thought to cure a variety of diseases. As a result, the area is home to numerous thermal hotels that are open all year, attracting visitors from all over the world. Pamukkale was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988, and over a million visitors visit each year. Don't pass up the opportunity to see this incredible destination for yourself.

We give free time in this lovely town has unique stone architecture, hanging gardens ,windmills and a lot of winds.